May contain shot, most dogs will be able to identify this in their bowls, however we always recommend checking through with a fork before feeding. 

Whole wild hare with bone, offal-free. We recommend that this is fed as part of a rotational diet.

We source wild East Anglian, human-grade hare that’s originally prepared for the restaurant and retail trade. Wild hare is naturally lean, rich in protein and packed with nutrients, making it a fantastic option for a more novel protein. Because these hares live naturally in the wild, they’re free to roam, forage and behave as nature intended, which is something that really matters to us when choosing ingredients.

As with all wild game, we can never guarantee this recipe will be completely shot-free, however every batch is manually inspected as carefully as possible.

We’re gradually introducing Product Passports for every recipe.

Each passport shows where the ingredients came from, the results of batch safety testing, behind-the-scenes production photos, and the Nutriwolds team members who crafted the batch. Complete transparency, so you can feel confident about what’s going into the bowl.

This diet is made up of hare muscle meat and bone. It is also offal-free so will be deficient in certain nutrients. We recommend using this as a base for DIY meals. 

Below is a list of common common nutrient deficiencies with whole prey and 80/10/10 completes

Zinc

Magnesium

Manganese

Iodine

Vitamin E

Vitamin D

Omega-3s