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Black Hawk Lamb & Rice Large Breed Dry Puppy Food
Black Hawk Lamb & Rice Large Breed Dry Puppy Food
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Black Hawk Original Lamb & Rice for Large Breed Puppies is formulated by pet nutritionists and veterinarians to support controlled growth, strong muscles, and healthy bone development. Made with Australian grass-fed lamb, this recipe provides a highly digestible protein rich in iron and vitamin B12 for growing puppies.
Enhanced with green-lipped mussel for joint support and chicory root as a natural prebiotic for gut health, it features a wholesome blend of Australian rice and oats to fuel daily vitality and brain development. Suitable for large breed puppies as well as pregnant and lactating dogs.
Key Features
| Brand | Black Hawk |
| Product Type | Dry Dog Food |
| Breed | Large Breed |
| Life Stage | Puppy |
| Primary Flavour | Lamb & Rice |
| Nutrition Grade | Superior |
Highlights
- Formulated by pet nutritionists and veterinarians for large breed puppy development.
- Features Australian grass-fed lamb rich in iron and essential vitamin B12.
- Contains green-lipped mussel to aid healthy joint development.
- Includes chicory root prebiotic to support optimal digestive health.
- Wholesome Australian rice and oats provide energy for body and brain growth.
Materials & care
Close packaging tightly between feeds or store in an airtight container in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Ensure clean, fresh water is available at all times.
How to use
When changing foods, it is important to do so gradually so pets get used to new flavours and textures. A transition period of one week is recommended. Tailored specifically for growing puppies, this complete diet is also suitable for pregnant and lactating bitches, who may need food available at all times. Ensure fresh water in a clean bowl is available at all times. For maximum freshness, close packaging tightly between feeds, or store product in an airtight container. Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.
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