Turkey And Meat Meals (26%, Including 15% Turkey), DRIED Potato, DRIED Sweet Potato (18%), DRIED Peas, Linseed (3.9%), Beet Pulp, Poultry Fat, Poultry Gravy, Alfalfa, Salmon OIL (L %), Minerals, DRIED Seaweed (0.2%), DRIED Chicory (0.1 Green Tea Extract (0.03%), DRIED Yucca (0.02%), DRIED Pomegranate (0.001%). Use them dry, and they will work like magic without scratching, linting, or streaking. Use them wet and they will absorb 8 times their own weight in water. Microfibre works by attracting dust and other contaminants like a magnet and trapping them within its very fine microscopic filaments. The fibres are so tiny they are able to remove 99% of bacteria effortlessly. These microfibre cloths can be washed and reused hundreds of times. Ingredients include fully-traceable British turkey, heart and liver, blended with a mix of fruit, vegetables and natural supplements. We have carefully selected items from top pet food producers to ensure that the quality of our range remains as high as possible. Turkey with Bone (70%), Turkey Heart (10%), Turkey Liver (5%), Carrots, Butternut Squash, Dried Seaweed, Blueberries, Chia Seeds, Dried Chicory Root Meal, Beet Pulp, Salmon Oil

In fairness it's not terrible, you could be feeding a lot worse. What stands out to me most is that the food is made up of a lot of potatoes and peas. It also has 11% miscellaneous meats, this means that this meat could be anything, and it is usually what's the cheapest/most readily available, it could be beef, it could be pork, it could be pigeon. :PSo I tried him on the Lidl one but his stools were a bit too soft on that - so I moved to the Aldi grain-free food and he seems to really like and is doing much better on it. No matter the size of dog I think your furry family member will enjoy the dog advent calendar! I just recommend smaller pieces for smaller dogs. Scoring Overall Inadequate meat content, byproducts, all ingredients of unidentifiable origin, artificial colour, low quality throughout Following concerns expressed by a small number of customers, Costco took immediate steps to withdraw the Irish Although, a small number of the advent calendars were reported to have bugs present, it is not a widespread event. As

per above, our rigorous microbiological testing was conducted successfully for each and every individual batch of the The treats in the dog advent calendar don’t have any artificial colors, preservatives, flavors, sugar, soy, corn or wheat. After doing a little research it appears all the ingredients listed are safe for dogs. Costco Irish Rover Dog Advent Calendar 2021 Irish Dog Foods has commenced an immediate investigation into the quality issues raised and have opened a helpline At Irish Dog Foods we test 5 individual samples per batch, selected at random. In total there were 285 individual testsSo I tried him on the Lidl one but his stools were a bit too soft on that - so I moved to the Aldi grain-free food and he seems to really like it and is doing much better on it. must provide proof of a third party audit certification for any facility that is used. These inspections were completed This product is comprised primarily of unidentified cereals, likely to be byproducts (think floorsweepings) of human food production. None of these are identified by type and may vary. The major ingredient in the food is thus very low quality. Even if decent quality grain had been used, we would still note that grains are an unnatural foodstuff for canines and very low quality compared to meat (on which dog food products actually should be based). We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and ask you to please pass this information along to anyone to