Canine Craving
Herb Roasted Emu and Green Beans for Dogs (Fresh Meal)
Herb Roasted Emu and Green Beans for Dogs (Fresh Meal)
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Benefits
- Species Appropriate
- General Health and care
- Right Metabolize Energy
- Fat & Carbs
- Protein
Description
Description
Canine Craving Herb Roasted Emu and Green Beans give dogs a genuinely novel protein in a ready-to-serve format. Made from lean emu and lightly cooked green beans, it stands apart from everyday chicken or beef-based meals. Free from artificial additives and fillers, it suits dogs with sensitive dietary needs or simply curious appetites. It is available in 100g and 300g packs for easy portioning.
Key Features:
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Herb roasted emu with green beans
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Available in 100g and 300g packs
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Novel, naturally lean protein source
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No artificial additives or fillers
Benefits:
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Introduces a genuine novel protein for sensitive dogs
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Supports weight-conscious feeding with lean meat
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Adds fibre and low-calorie bulk through green beans
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Gentle preparation supports easy digestion
Feeding Guide:
As Per the Nutritional Requirement
- Day 1: Introduce ¼ of the pack. Observe for any signs of digestive intolerance for the next 24 hours.
- Day 2: If all goes well, continue as recommended. Do not introduce any new food on Days 1 and 2 to avoid digestive disruption.
Ingredients(Food & Treats):
Lean Mince (60%), Fish (10%), Organs (10%), Vegetable Fiber – Low Starch, Soluble & Non Soluble (15%)
Others (5%) – Golden Paste, Our in-house Antioxidant, Detoxifiers & Joint Supplements, Organic Herbs & Condiments
Storage Instruction:
Once Received, Keep it in a Cool Dry Place, Away from Heat / Sunlight
If Kept Frozen (at -18 Degree Celsius), Safe to Use Within 15 Days From the Packing Date
If Its Retort Packaging, No Refrigeration Is Required Till Unopened
Once Opened Consume Within 48 Hours. Refrigerate Leftovers & Consume Within 24 Hours
Precaution:
- Always check ingredients for possible allergen
- Always have fresh water available for your pet
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Disclaimer-: Products under Fresh category cannot be cancelled once the dispatch has been initiated or returned due to the consumable nature of the products. However, in an unlikely event of having concerns with the quality, freshness, physical condition of the product delivered or if the product delivered is different from what was ordered basis the product description displayed on Canine Craving, you may return the product on door-step delivery. Raising a request for resolution post-delivery of order will result in your request being rejected.
Additional Info
Additional Info
FAQs
FAQs
1. Is emu a good novel protein for dogs with allergies?
Yes, emu may suit dogs sensitive to common proteins, making a suitable choice to more typical options. But introduce it carefully and consult your vet to assess your dog’s individual needs.
2. Do I need to warm this meal before feeding it?
No, it is not necessary! Serve it straight from the fridge or warm it gently, based on your dog's preference.
3. How should I store and thaw this fresh emu meal?
Keep it frozen until needed, thaw in the refrigerator. Use it within 48 hours after opening. Store the leftover in the refrigerator and consume within 24 hours.
4. Is emu a low-fat option suitable for weight management?
Yes, emu is naturally lean, making it a sensible choice for weight-conscious feeding plans.
5. Can this meal be introduced gradually to sensitive dogs?
Yes, introduce the emu fresh meal in small portions with your dog's usual food. Observe your dog’s tolerance first and then gradually increase the quantity.

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