Gentle Fish Cold Pressed Dog Food 14kg

The 14kg bag of our single protein fish recipe. Cold pressed white fish, nothing else in the way of meat, and a sensible option once you know it agrees with your dog.

Most people buy the 5kg first and come back for this one. It is the same recipe, better value per feed, and it saves you reordering every few weeks. Cold pressed means the food is pressed at low temperature rather than baked and puffed up, so it breaks down gently rather than swelling in the stomach.

Who the 14kg suits

• Dogs already settled on Gentle Fish
• Multi-dog households, or one big dog with an appetite to match
• Owners managing a sensitive tummy who have finally found something that works
• Raw feeders who keep a dry bag in for travel, kennels or a sitter

Composition

Dried Ground White Fish (34.5%), Dried Ground Brown Rice, thermally pretreated (27%), Potato Flakes (23%), with parsnips, fish oil, cold pressed oils, sea algae, apples, pears, courgette, a herbal blend, blueberries, egg yolk and green mineral clay.

Analytical constituents

Crude protein 24.6% | Crude fat 9.7% | Crude fibre 4.5% | Crude ash 7.8% | Calcium 1.2% | Phosphorus 1.05%

Storing a big bag

Cold pressed food needs to breathe. Keep it in the original bag somewhere cool and dry rather than decanting it into an airtight tub, and use it within about six months.

Feeding it

Fed in smaller portions than kibble, so 14kg goes further than the same weight of ordinary dry food. Start from the guide on the bag, weigh the first few meals, and introduce it over a week if you are switching from something else. Ask and we will work the portions out with you.

Also available

Trying it for the first time? Start with the 5kg bag. For a chicken and duck recipe, see Gentle Original 15kg.

Collect in Bamber Bridge, or let us deliver it

Order online and collect from the shop in Bamber Bridge, near Preston, or add it to one of our local delivery rounds: Chorley on Tuesdays, Leyland on Thursdays and Preston on Fridays. Saves you carrying 14kg across a car park.