K9 Natural Lamb Feast Freeze-Dried Dog Food
K9 Natural Lamb Feast Freeze-Dried Dog Food
K9 Natural Lamb Feast Freeze-Dried Dog Food
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K9 Natural

K9 Natural Lamb Feast Freeze-Dried Dog Food

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$42.90

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Pack Weight: 500g
  • 500g
  • 1.8kg
  • 3.6kg

This product will be available for sale in 2 weeks, but you can pre-order now to receive 10% discount!

Directions for Use

These feeding recommendations are a guide only.
Small Dog (5-10kg) 1 - 2 cups per day
Medium Dog (11-25kg) 2 - 3½ cups per day
Large Dog (26kg+) 3½ + cups per day

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K9 Natural Lamb Feast Freeze-Dried Dog Food

$42.90

$42.90

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Pack Weight: 500g
  • 500g
  • 1.8kg
  • 3.6kg

About this item

Made with grass-fed free range Lamb, this complete and balanced diet aids healthy muscle function. Your dog will get all the rich protein goodness they deserve.
 • High in meat. Low in carbohydrates. Grain-free.
 • A complete and balanced diet

 • Aids healthy muscles and muscle function
 • Freeze-Dried to ensure nutrients remain in the food, including the taste
 • NO wheat, gluten, GMO ingredients, corn, soy, cereals, dairy, rice, potato, and all other fillers

*Products in Australia do not contain eggs.

Topper also available. See separate entry. 

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