BARF Sausage Complete-Menu Game and pumpkin

Fresco BARF Sausage Complete-Menu Game and  pumpkin

Game in the food bowl! The BARF sausage "Game with pumpkin, apple and cranberries" not only tastes like fresh Game meat should taste, the delicious complete menu also provides your dog with all the important nutrients from nature.

What's in it and why?

Game meat (30%)
Dogs need protein to build and maintain their organs, muscles and enzymes. Game meat is a good source of protein because it contains all the essential amino acids in the right proportions and therefore has a high biological value. Meat also contains iron, zinc, selenium and B vitamins.

Beef (20%)
Dogs need protein to build and maintain their organs, muscles and enzymes. Meat is a good source of protein because it contains all the essential amino acids in the right proportions and therefore has a high biological value. Meat also contains iron, zinc, selenium and B vitamins.

Fresh beef kidney (10%)
Beef kidney is particularly rich in protein but contains little fat. It also contains a lot of sodium, vitamin B12 and biotin.

Fresh beef lung (10%)
Beef lung is particularly lean and rich in protein. Proteins are responsible for the development and maintenance of organs, muscles and the functioning of enzymes.

Fresh beef heart (9%)
Beef heart consists mainly of muscle, i.e. meat. It is very rich in protein and contains hardly any fat. It provides high-quality biotin and potassium.

Fresh natural apples directly from the farmer (5%)
Apples contain important pectin, vitamin C, potassium, calcium, phosphorus, iron and sodium.

Pumpkin (5%)
Pumpkin is a true superfood due to its richness in nutrients and fiber. In addition to the important dietary fibers, pumpkin contains increased amounts of vitamins A, C, E, magnesium, panthothenic acid, potassium and zinc. It is also a high-quality source of vegetable protein.

Freeze-dried beef liver (9%)
Beef liver is particularly valuable as it contains a lot of iron and many vitamins (A, B 2, B 12, biotin etc.). The gentle freeze-drying process preserves heat-sensitive vitamins.

Cranberries (2%)
Mainly a source of manganese and copper, but also contains vitamin C, carotene, iron, potassium, sodium, B-group vitamins and anthocyanins.

Feed conversion
BARF sausages can be fed as a tasty treat between meals or as a main meal.
Fresco recommends an immediate change of food.
Skip one meal (preferably in the evening) and start directly with the Fresco food at the next meal
Feed a single variety for the first 14 days so that the dog's stomach can get used to the food
After two weeks, alternate between different flavors.
FRESCO barf oil and FRESCO multivitamin and mineral booster complete the barf sausages and make them a complete food.

Preparation
Open the sausage, cut off the desired amount with a knife and you're done!

Storage
Store sausages away from direct sunlight, heat and Moisture.
Opened sausages can be kept in the fridge for around 4 days.

Why Fresco wet bar?
Your dog is not only damaged by environmental influences, but increasingly also by the ingredients in the food. The preservatives, additives and chemical residues they often contain can be partly responsible for diseases such as tumors, kidney and liver damage, musculoskeletal disorders, fertility problems and allergies.
Fresco has therefore decided to completely dispense with any additives in wet food. Most dog food consists of inferior raw materials, mainly cereals, bone meal and fats. They often contain only a very small proportion of fresh meat and instead contain meat meals that are declared as dried meat.
In comparison, Fresco Nassbarf relies exclusively on natural ingredients.