Product information "Sissi & Franz for BARF & tinned food – Vitalmix with parsnip"
Sissi & Franz Vitalmix with Parsnip – for BARF and tinned food
Natural supplement for BARF and wet food: Sissi & Franz Vitalmix with Parsnip combines millet, buckwheat, amaranth, quinoa and 10 % parsnip – ideal as a varied topping for dogs.
The Sissi & Franz Vitalmix with Parsnip for BARF & tinned food is a natural supplementary feed for dogs and is ideal as a topping for BARF meals and wet food. The mix combines millet flakes, buckwheat flakes, puffed amaranth, puffed millet, quinoa, vegetables and 10 % dried parsnip.
Parsnip is a well-tolerated vegetable ingredient and adds plant-based variety to the food bowl. Together with amaranth, millet, buckwheat and quinoa, the Vitalmix supplements meat-based meals with carbohydrates, plant-based proteins and fibre. The mix is particularly handy if you want to easily enhance BARF or tinned food with a bit of variety.
The Vitalmix with parsnip is particularly suitable as an additional source of fibre and protein, for dogs that are overweight, and to support the immune system through diet. No artificial additives or preservatives are used in its production.
Your benefits at a glance
- Supplementary food for dogs
- Ideal for BARF meals and wet food
- With 10 % dried parsnip
- Contains millet, buckwheat, amaranth and quinoa
- Plant-based source of fibre and protein
- To enhance meat-based meals and tinned food
- Can also be used as a crunchy topping
- Without artificial additives and preservatives
- Easy to soak and mix in
Available sizes:
- 500 g / 2 kg
Instructions for use
Supplement the daily meat portion of approx. 70 % with approx. 30 % Vitalmix. For 100 g of prepared mix, mix approx. 30 g of Vitalmix with 70 g of warm water and leave the mixture to soak for 10 to 15 minutes. It can then be mixed in with BARF or wet food. Always provide your dog with fresh drinking water.
Zoo Roco Tip
The Vitalmix with parsnip is particularly well suited if you simply want to supplement meat-based meals with vegetables, pseudo-cereals and plant-based ingredients. For sensitive dogs, it is advisable to introduce new food ingredients gradually and monitor how they are tolerated over a few days.