Peter I with rabbit jar 400g
New version - composition change from 24/03/2026.
Selected rabbit meat, served royally with peaches and blueberries. This high-quality, hypoallergenic recipe is adapted to veterinary elimination diets. By gently steaming the ingredients at 118°C, this dish contains valuable nutrients and vitamins, while remaining microbial-free.
Product description
Complete wet food for adult dogs Peter I with Rabbit:
- 70% rabbit
- 30% vegetables, fruits, herbs and minerals
- 0% grains, gluten, soy and corn
- No artificial preservatives, dyes or fillers
- Hypoallergenic, mono-protein formula
- Can be used in a veterinary elimination diet.
- Produced in the EU from local ingredients.
Composition
- 70% rabbit (64% muscle meat, 29% carcass, 7% liver)
- 6% brown rice
- 6% carrots
- 2% zucchini
- 2% pumpkin seeds
- 2% kale
- 2% pear
- 2% blueberries
- 1.6% cranberries
- 2% hemp oil
- 1% wheat germ oil
- 2% brewer's yeast
- 0.7% dried algae
- 0.4% rosehip fruit
- 0.3% rosemary
Nutritional value
- 15.1% crude protein
- 9% crude fat
- 3.5% inorganic matter
- 1.2% crude fiber
- 64.4% humidity
Metabolizable energy: 150 kcal/100 gVitamins and minerals
Dietary additives per kg of food:
- Vitamin D 1000 IU
- Manganese 2 mg
- Copper 2 mg
- Selenium 125 μg
- Zinc 35 mg
Feeding guide
Daily portion of food for a dog weighing:
5-10kg: 220g - 370g
15-20kg: 500g - 620g
25-30kg: 730g - 840gThe meal sizes provided are approximate and intended for dogs with moderate to low activity.
Daily portion of food for puppies up to 8 months old, weighing:
5-10kg: 500g - 800g
15-20kg: 1100g - 1300g
25-30kg: 1500g - 1800gThe meal sizes provided are approximate. Remember to provide constant access to fresh water. Store in a cool, dry place. Refrigerate within 24 hours of opening.
Production process
Raw meat is washed in an ice bath and then mixed with vegetables and fruit. This prepared mixture is then placed in a jar, which is then gently steamed at 118°C. This process, similar to pasteurization, neutralizes microorganisms while preserving the product's flavor and nutritional value. This culinary technique eliminates the need for chemical preservatives, providing your pets with a nutritious and refined meal.


