Prime100 SPD Slow Cooked Wild Boar & Pumpkin

Plenty of dogs do fine on poultry and come unstuck on red meat. If beef or lamb leaves your dog gassy, itchy or inconsistent in the yard, but you still want a red meat in the bowl, wild boar is the sensible place to look. Prime100 SPD Slow Cooked Wild Boar & Pumpkin is a Single Protein Diet: wild boar is the only animal protein in the tray, so if something changes for the better you know what changed it.

Wild boar counts as a novel protein because it almost never appears in mainstream dog food. A dog cannot react to a protein it has never encountered, so a meat with no history in your dog's diet gives a clean starting point, which is why proteins like this are used in vet directed elimination trials. It is also lean, at a minimum 2% crude fat and 65 calories per 100g, which makes it an easy red meat alternative for dogs who need the richness of beef dialled down.

The recipe is simmered low and slow for a full flavoured, high moisture meal, so it is useful for dogs who barely touch their water bowl or need convincing to eat. Feed it as a complete meal for adult dogs, or use it as a topper while you transition over roughly a week. Trays keep in the pantry until opened, then go in the fridge.

• Single protein wild boar, lean and low in fat
• Uncommon red meat for dogs who react to beef, lamb or everyday chicken diets
• Pumpkin for fibre and natural antioxidants to support digestion
• Functional oils rich in EPA and DHA to support the skin barrier and coat
• Chicory root extract and Trumune postbiotics for gut balance, plus glucosamine and chondroitin for mobility
• No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives, in packaging that is 71% plant based with 6x less climate impact than cans

Guaranteed Analysis per 100g

• ME kcal/100g: 65
• Crude Protein: 9% (min)
• Crude Fat: 2% (min)
• Crude Fibre: 3% (max)
• Moisture: 80% (max)

100% Australian made and owned, produced in Melbourne to HACCP approved standards. Available in 12 x 354g. If wild boar suits your dog, it is worth seeing what other Prime100 proteins could rotate alongside it.