The HYPOALLERGENIC Balancing Topper for Dogs

Nutritional yeast, ALGAECAL algae-based calcium, sunflower meal, NINJIN carrot fibre, pumpkin powder, carrot powder, cod liver oil, ALGIMUN algae-extract, olive fruit extract, shiitake mushroom powder, spirulina, DHA GOLD algae extract fatty acid, hemp protein powder, iodised salt, mixed vegetable powder (cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower), seaweed meal, nettle.

Metabolisable energy 3364kcal/kg, protein 15%, fat 16%, fibre 18%, ash 5%.

Just add water, meat, mix and serve. When you're in the swing, you'll think it's as convenient as biscuits from a bag. (But better for health.)

You can also:

• Make in bulk, and freeze.
• Lightly cook with meat, with no impact on nutrition.

Most dogs love Bestie Hypoallergenic. But if you're having trouble, try these tips:

• Transition more slowly
• Lightly fry to bring out the flavours
• Add a little nutritional yeast - available from the supermarket
• Mix in a little yoghurt

No you don't. When Bestie is added to muscle meat in the right quantities, it makes a complete and balanced meal. That said:

• Note that if you want to feed poultry meat, you will need to add offal. The table below gives the ideal mix of offal to poultry meat.
• If you're going to feed bones, don't add the bestie in that meal. We've already got calcium and phosphorous, covered.
• If you want to add extra veg, you can, but again, that's optional and note required.

For adult dogs, the Bestie Hypoallergenic is always 10% of the meal. The overall quantity depends on the protein source. That's because different meat proteins provide a different amount of metabolisable energy. We take that into account, when we provide a feed guide.

The feed calculator below is based on feeding your dog, twice a day. It shows a per meal quantity, in grams.

Note that if you want to feed poultry meat, you can. However, it needs to be 70% offal (eg hearts) and 30% poultry meat, to be balanced.

The Hypoallergenic is not suitable for puppies.