Composition

British Grass-Fed Beef 61%, Quinoa 4%, Carrots 3%, Sweet Potato 1.5%, Broccoli 1.5%, Minerals 0.7%, Chia Seeds 0.5%, Linseeds 0.5%, Hemp Seeds 0.3%, Chicory Root, Rosemary, Wild Seaweed, Yucca.

Analytical constituents

Crude Protein 12.5%
Crude Fat 6.5%
Crude Fibre 1.7%
Crude Ash 1.8%
Moisture 72%

Nutritional additives

Vitamin A 3,300IU, Vitamin D3 275IU, Iron (as Iron (II) Sulphate Monohydrate) 13.2mg, Copper (as Copper (II) Sulphate Pentahydrate) 1.32mg, Manganese (as Manganous Sulphate Monohydrate) 2.2mg, Zinc (as Zinc Sulphate Monohydrate) 27.5mg

The farms that we source this ingredient from only rear their lambs outside so they are free to graze all day. This allows our meat to be nutrient-dense as they snack on flowers and herbs alongside their staple diet of grass. Our food benefits from a higher essential omega-3 fatty acid content than beef that is typically used in dog food.

Our free-range, grass-fed British beef provides many of the essential nutrients that our dogs need just by itself! It contains all of the essential amino acids, promoting muscle growth and repair, alongside a high mineral content. This contributes to stronger bones and a healthier immune system. Our food benefits from a higher essential omega-3 fatty acid content than beef that is typically used in dog food. Whilst beef is usually a culprit for a poor omega-3:6 ratio, grass-fed cows have been shown to have a vastly higher amount of omega-3 in their meat, meaning dogs will have reduced inflammation, happier joints, improved cognitive health and much healthier hearts! Grass-fed beef is better for the environment as well as being more nutritious. This recipe is also an antioxidant powerhouse. This means our best four-legged friends will be better protected against cellular damage and ageing.

Grass fed beef is more nutritious, better for the environment, and better for the farmer. Grass fed beef refers to the animal’s diet and it includes much more than just grass, covering herbs, flowers, clover and other legumes, which is collectively referred to as ‘pasture’. Grass fed beef is furthermore leaner than the grain-fed alternative and yet has higher levels of good fats such as omega 3. Grain-fed cows eat (mostly) an unnatural diet based on corn and soy during the latter part of their lives.

We get in all our ingredients farm fresh and fill them raw into the cartons, seal the cartons and then we steam cook the entire carton from the outside. Steam cooking is one of the gentlest cooking methods, as it keeps all the natural moisture, vitamins and minerals coming from the fresh produce within the meals, locking in all the freshness, flavour and nutrients! Not only that, the moisture ensures optimal digestion and urinary function.

One of the benefits of Marleybones meals, is that you don’t need to clear your freezer for ice-cream and just need to store them in a cool, dry place. As a bonus, they take up much less space than the traditional and is easy to stack and store.

Yes – all our meals are grain-free! Many believe quinoa is a grain, but it is in fact a seed that is harvested from a tall, leafy plant. Quinoa is actually more of a relative to spinach or beets. Because they are cooked like a grain, they seem to get lumped into the same grain category.

We are certain most dogs will thrive with Marleybones dog dining. Our recipes are easy to digest and great with sensitive tummies. We’ve made sure not to include known allergens like cereals (wheat, barley, oats and maize) and vegetable protein (pea protein, maize/wheat gluten and soya). Instead we use unprocessed, human-grade ingredients in all our single-source protein meals. If your dog should be allergic to any type of meat or fish, you will be able to exclude the variant from your dining box.