A natural mixer, wheat free & based on rice. No soya or un-named cereals. A complementary food that can be used as part of a home cooked recipe, feeding raw food or with Burns complete moist foods. Suitable for adult dogs 6 months+.
Quality Ingredients
Avoids ingredients which cause the build up of toxic waste in the system.
Hypoallergenic
Burns Mixer is hypo-allergenic, so it is suitable for sensitive dogs. It is formulated without ingredients such as wheat, soya, dairy, artificial colourings and artificial preservatives which are known to cause symptoms of food intolerance including itchy skin, digestive upset, excessive moulting, full anal glands and waxy ears.
Lower Feeding Costs
Containing only the finest quality ingredients Burns Mixer is highly digestible therefore feeding amounts are lower, meaning that daily feeding costs are significantly lower than those of other premium brands. And there's less poo to clean up!
- Formulated without wheat or wheat gluten
- Hypoallergenic
- Made with whole grain rice
- Highly digestible
- Added vitamins
Composition:
Brown rice (89%), Peas, Duck Fat, Whole Linseed, Seaweed, Vitamins, Mixed Herbs.
Analytical Constituents:
Crude Protein 9.0%, Crude Oil & Fats 6.5%, Crude Fibre 2.5%, Crude Ash 3.0%, Sodium 0.03%, Calcium 0.18%, Phosphorus 0.17%, Magnesium 0.08%, Potassium 0.22%, Chloride 0.05%, Sulphur 0.12%, Essential Fatty Acid 1.90%
Nutritional Additives:
Vitamin A 10,000 iu/kg, Vitamin D3 1,000 iu/kg, Vitamin E 100 iu/kg.
Feeding Guide: Hypoallergenic Mixer
| |
Body Weight |
Amount of Burns Mixer |
Amount of Penlan moist food |
| Toy |
2.5kg - 5kg |
15g - 30g |
35g - 70g |
| Small |
5kg - 10kg |
30g - 70g |
70g - 100g |
| Medium |
10kg - 20kg |
70g - 140g |
100g - 200g |
| Large |
20kg - 30kg |
140g - 240g |
200g |
| |
30kg - 40kg |
240g - 340g |
200g |
Feeding amounts depend on the amount of exercise, age, breed, environmental factors an individual variation. The chart above can be used as a general guide, together with good sense and experience. For overweight dogs, daily amounts should be based on target weight not actual weight.
