OPTIMUM for large breeds is the newest formulation handcrafted by N-R-G.
OPTIMUM is a blend is of two distinct feeding protocols. This diet series
contains dehydrated protein that has been cooked before dehydrating and
protein that is raw when dehydrated. N-R-G recognizes that dogs, like
humans, are all individuals and as individuals within a species, lifestyle,
genetics, and environment all contribute to the individual. To truly thrive as
individuals we cannot all enjoy the same menu.
This basic premise is why we research new diet ideas. Some of our canine
companions thrive on N-R-G Vitality and simply will not eat anything else, while
others are at their best when N-R-G Maxim is offered at mealtime.
As individuals, canines can have special dietary needs. Specifically, canines
new to natural foods, large dogs with robust appetites and the canine athlete
with their extreme calorie requirements present a challenge. The development
N-R-G OPTIMUM began as we searched to ease the transition into natural
foods for those canines who had only eaten processed foods. The result is an
OPTIMUM blend of cooked protein, dehydrated from raw protein, increased
vegetables, and a reduced grain component.
N-R-G OPTIMUM is the diet we recommend for Large breeds,those new to
natural feeding and canine athletes. The vegetable and oat fiber mix has
soothing effect on the intestinal tract producing a firm stool in canines new to
natural food or those dogs whose size or activity level dictate that their dinner
bowl must be full to the brim.
OPTIMUM is a blend is of two distinct feeding protocols. This diet series
contains dehydrated protein that has been cooked before dehydrating and
protein that is raw when dehydrated. N-R-G recognizes that dogs, like
humans, are all individuals and as individuals within a species, lifestyle,
genetics, and environment all contribute to the individual. To truly thrive as
individuals we cannot all enjoy the same menu.
This basic premise is why we research new diet ideas. Some of our canine
companions thrive on N-R-G Vitality and simply will not eat anything else, while
others are at their best when N-R-G Maxim is offered at mealtime.
As individuals, canines can have special dietary needs. Specifically, canines
new to natural foods, large dogs with robust appetites and the canine athlete
with their extreme calorie requirements present a challenge. The development
N-R-G OPTIMUM began as we searched to ease the transition into natural
foods for those canines who had only eaten processed foods. The result is an
OPTIMUM blend of cooked protein, dehydrated from raw protein, increased
vegetables, and a reduced grain component.
N-R-G OPTIMUM is the diet we recommend for Large breeds,those new to
natural feeding and canine athletes. The vegetable and oat fiber mix has
soothing effect on the intestinal tract producing a firm stool in canines new to
natural food or those dogs whose size or activity level dictate that their dinner
bowl must be full to the brim.
Nutrient Analysis
Protein 25%
Fat 17%
Fibre 3.5%
Calcium 0.95%
Phosphorus 0.85%
Sodium 0.30%
Potassium 0.84%
Sulphur 0.31%
Magnesium 0.2%
Copper 3mg/kg
Iron 85mg/kg
Zinc 61 mg/kg
Manganese 52mg/kg
7,516 IU Beta Carotene/kg
600 kcal/cup
Protein 25%
Fat 17%
Fibre 3.5%
Calcium 0.95%
Phosphorus 0.85%
Sodium 0.30%
Potassium 0.84%
Sulphur 0.31%
Magnesium 0.2%
Copper 3mg/kg
Iron 85mg/kg
Zinc 61 mg/kg
Manganese 52mg/kg
7,516 IU Beta Carotene/kg
600 kcal/cup
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Ingredients:
Cooked free range meat, dehydrated from
raw free range meat, carrots, naked oats,
squash, wheat germ, grapefruit,
broccoli,ground flax seed, kelp,
cranberries, papaya, parsley, garlic, goat
milk yogurt, egg shell, salmon oil,
blueberries, coconut oil, cod liver oil.
Cooked free range meat, dehydrated from
raw free range meat, carrots, naked oats,
squash, wheat germ, grapefruit,
broccoli,ground flax seed, kelp,
cranberries, papaya, parsley, garlic, goat
milk yogurt, egg shell, salmon oil,
blueberries, coconut oil, cod liver oil.
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