barkinBISTRO Raw Beef Pancreas 400g

Locally sourced Beef Pancreas ideal to add in small amounts to your dog’s food when suffering from pancreatitis. Dogs with pancreatitis can benefit from eating pancreas because it will provide the digestive enzymes and hormones that the pancreas can no longer sufficiently produce.

Why do dogs need pancreas in their diet?

It is a simple answer to this question, they need pancreas to support their own pancreas, and we often find that feeding a dog or cat with pancreatitis, the organ that is in trouble, can make a huge difference to their recovery.  If you add pancreas to their diet, they may be less likely to get any problems with their pancreas in the first place and pancreatitis is so commonly seen in dogs and cats who eat a highly processed diet.

Why is beef pancreas so good?

Beef pancreas is the richest pancreas to find B vitamins and minerals and that is why here at BarkinBISTRO we have chosen to stock beef pancreas. Below is the nutritional value of 100 grams;

Vitamins;

B1 (Thiamin) – 0.140mg
B2 (Riboflavin) – 0.445mg
B3 (Niacin) – 4.450 mg
B5 (Pantothenic acid) – 3.900 mg
B6 0.200 mg
B9 (Folate) – 3.00 mg
B12 (Cobalamin) – 14.00 mcg
C – 13.7 mg
Minerals;

Calcium: 9.00 mg
Copper: 0.06 mg
Iron: 2.22 mg
Magnesium: 18.00 mg
Manganese: 0.150 mg
Phosphorus: 327.00 mg
Potassium: 276.00 mg
Selenium: 24.70 mcg
Sodium: 67.00 mg
Zinc: 2.58 mg

Feeding Guidelines – for puppies, adult, senior working dogs

Feed 56 grams of beef pancreas for every 10kg of body weight. Feeding suggestion, freeze small portions in ice cube trays or small bags so you have it handy to add to the mix.

Pet food only. Not for human consumption.

Being a fresh product once defrosted, keep for 48-72hours in a refrigerator. This meal should be fed raw. Thoroughly defrost food before serving. It is recommended that it not be stored in the freezer for longer than 3 months.