Classic Duck 500g (80/10/10)

Indulge your beloved pet with Paleo Ridge's Classic Duck, an sensational 80:10:10 raw dog food blend, perfect for all life stages, from playful puppies to distinguished seniors. This game-rich meal is a single protein source and is entirely grain-free, making it an exceptional hypoallergenic option for sensitive dogs.

Expertly prepared with high-welfare British duck, this nutrient-dense formula ensures your dog thrives, providing the essential nourishment they need for optimal performance and well-being.

Classic Duck (500g)

Classic Duck is a chunky, single protein, minced complete 80:10:10 raw dog food, packaged in recyclable 500g packs. This Biologically Appropriate Raw Food (BARF) is made from high welfare, British duck.

Keeping Your Dog Happy and Healthy

Raw duck is one of the most nutrient dense meats available to dogs. It is packed full of B vitamins, vitamin C and zinc which are essential for a healthy functioning body.

Duck is high in fat, however it is unsaturated fat which is beneficial to the body. Unsaturated fat can help ease inflammation, maintain a healthy heart function, and even improve blood cholesterol levels.

Responsibly Sourced Raw Dog Food

Our duck comes from the UK Countryside and is sourced from high-welfare, free-to-roam farms, ensuring ethics and animal welfare are top priority.

A Natural and Balanced Diet for your Dog

The pre-mixed complete (80:10:10) formulation provides you with a convenient minced product, while giving absolute confidence that your dog is being fed a correct and balanced diet. This product is highly digestible with increased bio-availability of essential nutrients leading to healthier dogs with:

• Glossy coats
• Cleaner teeth
• Reduced allergies
• Strong healthy muscles
• A strong healthy immune system

What is 80:10:10?

The 80:10:10 diet consists of feeding your dog; meat, bone and offal. 80:10:10 refers to the ratio of the ingredients present in the diet, 80% meat, 10% bone and 10% offal.

This diet is the closest reflection of the prey model, which a dog would have eaten in the wild. For more information, see “Your Dog The Carnivore”