What is dried BARF? One of the best natural dog foods. Dried BARF turkey is a complete and balanced dog food, air-dried at low temperatures. Dried BARF venison is made up of 90% meat and is made from 100% natural ingredients with high nutritional value. No grains, preservatives or additives. High quality food for your dog.

Practical and long-lasting : Unlike frozen BARF, it does not require refrigeration and is easily stored, making it ideal for travel or for those seeking a convenient, natural diet.

How do we prepare dried BARF turkey food? We carefully select raw materials, always of the highest quality. We grind and mix all the ingredients until we obtain the optimal texture for the BARF menu. Then we dry the mixture at low temperatures to extend its shelf life and preserve all the nutrients, aromas and flavors. This is how dried BARF turkey food is obtained.

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Monoprotein Menu Our Dry BARF Turkey Menu is a monoprotein menu and is designed for dogs of all breeds and life stages, especially those with food sensitivities. It is a good choice for dogs with food allergies or food intolerances.

Dried at low temperatures to preserve all its properties We prepare dried BARF venison according to a menu based on the BARF diet, which we then air-dry at low temperatures to gradually remove moisture and extend its shelf life, while preserving all its nutrients, aromas and flavors. This way, we turn our dog food into a natural, healthy and complete food.

Raw materials from local producers and farmers Dry BARF turkey for cooking is made from high-quality turkey meat sourced from producers in Extremadura and surrounding areas. By working with local producers, we contribute to reducing our carbon footprint.

Ingredientai

Turkey: muscle meat (45%), heart (15%), liver (7%), gizzard (3%); turkey bone (20%); fruits and vegetables: pears, carrots, broccoli (10%); aromatic herbs and spices

Analytical Composition Kcal: 606 Protein: 46% Fat: 33% Cellulose: 1% Moisture: 5% Ash: 7%

Analytical Composition Calories: 606 Protein: 46% Fat: 33% Cellulose: 1% Moisture: 5% Ash: 7%

Serving sizes are approximate and may vary depending on the dog's breed, age, metabolism or activity level.

Transition to dried BREF

Changing your dog's diet can seem like a challenge, but with the right approach, switching to dry BARF can be simple and beneficial for your furry friend. Below, we'll explain how to transition from other types of food (dry food, wet food, BARF, etc.) to dry BARF, ensuring a smooth and easy transition.

Switching from other foods to dried BARF Before starting the transition to dried BARF, it is essential to assess whether your dog has digestive sensitivities. You should consider whether your dog has experienced digestive problems such as vomiting or diarrhea when consuming something that is not in its normal diet. Depending on this, we will follow different methods for changing the diet.

IF YOUR DOG IS VERY SENSITIVE

In this case, it is recommended that the dog eat three times a day.

If your puppy is on regular dry food: Start by giving him a small amount of dried BARF in the morning. After two hours, switch to regular dry dog food. If his digestion is good after two or three days, gradually increase the amount of dried BARF and reduce the amount of dry dog food. Once he starts eating solids, leave a four-hour gap between dried BARF and dry dog food to allow for independent digestion. Introduce dried BARF for breakfast first, and keep dry dog food for lunch and dinner. If everything is going well after two or three days, switch to dried BARF for breakfast and lunch, and keep dry dog food for dinner. If the transition is still successful, you can feed your dog only dried BARF. If your dog eats natural food: If your dog eats natural food, BARF, cooked, dehydrated or wet food, you can mix the dried BARF with regular food without waiting between meals.

IF YOUR DOG IS NOT VERY SENSITIVE If your dog regularly eats dry food: Use the same gradual approach as above, but you don’t have to start small. Simply start by introducing dried BARF at breakfast and leave the dry food for the other meals. Never mix dried BARF with dry food at the same meal, as digestion is different and this can cause digestive problems. If your dog eats natural food: You can transition gradually or introduce dried BARF all at once. However, make sure your dog is not sensitive before changing their entire diet. If in doubt, start with one serving of dried BARF and keep the rest of their regular food. Conclusion Switching to dried BARF – an air-dried, all-natural food – can be a crucial step in improving your dog’s quality of life. Whether your dog is sensitive or not, following these steps will help ensure a smooth and safe transition. By using dried BARF, you will provide your dog with a balanced, nutrient-rich diet based on locally sourced ingredients and all the little details.

Make the switch today and watch how dried BARF transforms your best friend's diet and well-being!