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Active Woofers HGL65 Puppy Food - Turkey & Pork
Active Woofers HGL65 Puppy Food - Turkey & Pork
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Premium Grain-Free Puppy Food - 65% Turkey & Pork Recipe
Specially formulated for growing puppies, our Active Woofers HGL65 combines 65% freshly prepared free-range turkey and pork with functional ingredients to support healthy development during those crucial early months.
Why Choose Active Woofers HGL65?
- 65% Premium Free-Range Turkey & Pork - High-quality protein for strong muscle development
- Grain-Free Formula - Gentle on sensitive puppy tummies
- Optimal Kibble Size - Designed specifically for smaller puppy mouths
- Complete Nutrition - All essential vitamins and minerals for healthy growth
Key Nutritional Benefits
- 37.5% Crude Protein - Supports muscle development and growth
- 14.5% Crude Fat - Provides energy for active puppies
- Omega 3 & 6 Fatty Acids - Promotes healthy skin and a shiny coat
- Essential Vitamins & Minerals - Supports immune system and overall development
- Lower Fat Content - Ideal for puppies who need a lighter option
Premium Ingredients
- 35% Freshly Prepared Free-Range Turkey
- 23% Dried Pork*
- 7% Turkey Fat
- Functional ingredients including Parsley, Papaya, Nettle, Zucchini, and Pumpkin
- Essential vitamins and minerals
*Each equivalent to 4% fresh ingredients
Analytical Constituents
- Crude Protein: 37.5%
- Crude Fat: 14.5%
- Crude Fibre: 3.5%
- Crude Ash: 8.5%
- Moisture: 8%
- Metabolisable Energy: 372 kcal/100g
Feeding Guide
Portion sizes vary based on your puppy's age and expected adult weight. Please refer to the feeding guide chart in the product images for specific recommendations tailored to your puppy's needs.
Important: Always ensure fresh, clean water is available at all times.
Perfect For
Active puppies of all breeds who need high-quality nutrition to support their growth, development, and boundless energy! Particularly suitable for puppies who prefer poultry-based recipes or need a slightly lower fat option.
