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Raw chicken, chia and blueberries
The Charlie

The Charlie

Chicken, Blueberries and Chia
$31.10
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Treat your dog to the ultimate nourishment with our nutritious chicken, blueberries, chia seeds, and wholesome veggies. Provides essential vitamins and minerals.

Feeding fresh shouldn’t be complicated. With Purebowl, it’s easy—just scoop, soak, and serve!

The 300g pack rehydrates to 1.5kg of delicious raw dog food.

The 1kg pack rehydrates to 5kg of delicious raw dog food.

Omega-3 rich Sensitive stomachs Antioxidant rich
 
$31.10

+ Healthier weight

+ Suitable for all dog ages

+ Complete and balanced

+ Natural flavour

+ Feed as a complete meal or topper

+ Convenient and easy

+ More energy

+ Shiner Coats

+ Less itch

Chicken Breast, Chicken Liver, Chicken Heart, Carrots, , Pumpkin, Blueberries, Seasonal Greens, Chia seed, vitamin supplements (A, D, E, C, K, B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B9, B12, Biotin), trace mineral supplements - chelated (Zinc, Iron, Copper, Manganese, Iodine, Selenium), L-Carnitine, Taurine.

Remember, freeze dried feeding is different to other dried food. You need to rehydrate with broth or warm water. 300g makes 1.5kg of raw food.

Simply rehydrate with water according to your pup's feeding amount (view feeding calculator), or serve it dry as a topper or treat depending on your dog’s preference.

Choose the right sized bowl according to your feeding amount, and use very warm water to assist in rehydrating. Allow 1 minute for the water to fully absorb. We also find for dogs who need encouragement to eat all their veggies, that soaking the food in slightly cooled, boiled water, then leaving to soak for 5-10 minutes will allow the veggies absorb the meaty flavour.

Guaranteed Analysis (as fed — freeze-dried) Crude Protein: 41.4%Crude Fat: 20.0%Crude Fibre: 3.8%Moisture: 5.0%
Caloric Content3727 kcal/kg (373 kcal/100g)
Dry Matter BasisProtein: 43.6% Fat: 21.1% | Fibre: 4.0% | Ash: 13.9%
Formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for maintenance of adult dogs.

Store freeze-dried food in its original, airtight packaging or an airtight container in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. Avoid humidity, and do not refrigerate or freeze, as this can introduce moisture. Regularly check expiration dates to ensure freshness. Following these guidelines will help maintain the quality and nutritional value of the food.
100% Chicken dog topper

Chicken

Packed with essential vitamins and amino acids, raw chicken supports your dog’s overall health, including strong muscles and a shiny coat.

Blueberry

Rich in antioxidants, support brain and heart health, boost immunity, and aid digestion, making them a nutritious ingredient for dogs.

Chia Seed

Packed with omega-3 fatty acids, fiber, and antioxidants, supporting a dog's skin, coat, digestion, and overall heart health.
pumpkin freeze dried

Pumpkin

Nutrient-rich, fiber-packed food for dogs that aids digestion, supports immune health, and helps with weight management.
broccoli freeze dried

Seasonal Greens

Low-calorie, packed with fiber, vitamins C and K, and antioxidants, promoting digestive health and boosting the immune system.

Carrot

Packed with fiber, vitamin A, and antioxidants, supporting eye health, skin condition, and digestive function.
Dog weight Freeze-dried / day Water to add Raw equiv.
2–4 kgToy / Chihuahua 20g 80g 100g
5–8 kgShih Tzu / Pom 35g 140g 175g
9–15 kgBeagle / Spaniel 60g 240g 300g
16–25 kgStaffy / Border Collie 90g 360g 450g
26–35 kgLab / Golden Retriever 120g 480g 600g
36–45 kgRottweiler / Husky 150g 600g 750g
46–60 kgGreat Dane / Mastiff 200g 800g 1.0kg
Tip: Based on ~2% of ideal body weight in raw food per day. Adjust up or down based on your dog's energy and body condition.
How to rehydrate: Measure your amount, add warm water, stir and let sit for 3 minutes. Serve fresh.

Amounts are a guide. Adjust for your dog's activity level, age & body condition. When in doubt, consult your vet.