Description Premium Grass-Fed Lamb Cold Pressed – The Smarter Way to Feed Dry Experience the benefits of a raw diet with the convenience of dry food. Wilsons Lamb Premium Cold Pressed Dog Food is not baked, steamed, or extruded. By pressing our ingredients at low temperatures, we preserve the natural enzymes and high-quality proteins that support your dog’s long-term vitality. Because it’s so nutrient-dense, you can feed up to 30% less than standard kibble, making it a cost-effective choice for premium health. Health Benefits of Lamb & Natural Superfoods Our recipe is formulated by world-renowned nutritionists to provide a balanced, functional diet: British Grass-Fed Lamb: A rich, single-source protein high in Vitamin B12, Iron, and Zinc for muscle maintenance and immune health. Cranberry & Sweet Potato: Packed with Vitamin A and antioxidants to promote urinary health and stable energy levels. Turmeric & Seaweed: Natural anti-inflammatories that support joint mobility and a healthy heart. Easy Digestion: Unlike kibble, cold-pressed pellets break down quickly in the stomach, reducing the risk of bloating and digestive discomfort. Composition & Analytical Constituents Component Value Crude Protein24.0% Crude Fat14.0% Crude Fibre3.0% Raw Ash8.0% Calcium / Phosphorus1.6% / 0.9% Ingredients: Dried ground lamb (25%), brown rice, sweet potato, peas, rapeseed oil, yeast extract, beet pulp, apple, seaweed, kale, spirulina, cranberry, glucosamine, chondroitin, carnitine, taurine, turmeric, thyme, ginger, and rosemary. Frequently Asked Questions Is lamb cold pressed food good for sensitive stomachs?Yes. Lamb is a gentle, hypoallergenic protein. Combined with the cold-pressed process, which prevents bloating, it is ideal for dogs with digestive sensitivities. How much less should I feed?Because Wilsons is more nutrient-dense than standard kibble, you typically need to feed around 30% less. Always use a scale to weigh your portions. Can I feed this to my puppy?Absolutely. Wilsons Lamb Cold Pressed is suitable for all life stages, from puppies (2 months ) to seniors.
