A slow-cooked stew rather than a pâté — lamb with rice and country vegetables in gravy, cooked gently so it holds its texture.
The practical case is hydration and palatability. At 82% moisture it does real work on a dog who doesn't drink much, and it is the reliable answer for a dog who has gone off her food, is recovering from something, or simply needs persuading. Taurine at 125 mg/kg supports cardiac function. Feed it on its own or as the wet half of a mixed diet alongside Karoo dry — the mixed rows below assume exactly that.
- Hydration
- Digestive Health
- Delicious Taste
- Fussy Eaters
- Limited Ingredient
Ingredients
Water, lamb (including liver), mixed vegetables, rice (including rice flour), whole egg powder, palm oil, beet pulp, sodium tripolyphosphate, calcium carbonate, guar gum, salt, xanthan gum, potassium chloride, essential minerals & vitamins.
Additives (per kg) — Nutritional additives: Vitamin A 1,500 IU · Vitamin D3 75 IU · Vitamin E 6 IU · potassium chloride 1 g · zinc sulphate 7.5 mg · ferrous sulphate 7.5 mg · copper sulphate 0.5 mg · manganese sulphate 0.3 mg · potassium iodide 0.1 mg · sodium selenite 0.01 mg. Preservatives: approved antioxidants. Sensory: gravy sauce, palatability meat-based enhancers and dextrose.
Registered under Act 36 of 1947, Reg. No. V29447.
Looking after it
Refrigerate any opened tub and use within 24 hours. Serve at room temperature rather than fridge-cold — it smells of far more and gets refused far less. Wet food does no mechanical work on the teeth, so keep some dry alongside or give her something to chew.
