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Jack and Chelo

Salmon, Sardines and Blueberries Meal

Salmon, Sardines and Blueberries Meal

  • Bone broth enriched
  • Human grade
  • Proudly Tasmanian
  • Vet endorsed
  • Green-lipped mussel enriched

Omega-3 central. Turns coats into red-carpet material.

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Tasmanian salmon is a fabulous source of protein for dogs because it is high in omega-3 fatty acids, which are beneficial for skin and coat, plus the fatty acids help reduce inflammation and combat dry and itchy skin. We also add NZ green-lip mussels which are a proven source for high levels of glucosamine and chondroitin to help with arthritis in older dogs, and to look after the joints of younger dogs. The addition of fresh Australian sardines ensures your doggo will get the Vitamin D levels they need , which plays a crucial role in bone health, immune system function, and overall bodily functions. We also add kale and blueberries, packed full of antioxidants and fibre, which aid a stronger immune system and assist with digestion.

Our salmon meal is formulated by a registered pet nutritionist to meet and exceed the requirements for Adult dogs according to AAFCO and NRC levels. Puppies can still safely enjoy this meal, but not every day as their sole food option.

See our full list of ingredients below.

What's in every Salmon, Sardines and Blueberries Meal

We add every ingredient for a reason. Hover over the category breakdown to see the meal composition, or click/tap the ingredient list below to learn more about where we source our produce and the specific benefits for your pooch.

    Nutritional analysis
    NutrientAs formulatedDry matter
    Protein12.12%45.58%
    Fat5.64%21.21%
    Ash1.67%6.27%
    Moisture73.42%—
    Fibre2.06%7.76%
    Net carbs5.10%19.18%
    Sugars*2.35%8.85%
    Starch*2.74%10.31%
    Ca:P ratio1.03:1
    Omega 6:3 ratio1.15:1

    *Sugar and starch figures are estimates based on limited ingredient data.