dah ─ Blood and liver tonic | Freeze-dried duck liver 50g

dah ─ Blood and liver tonic | Freeze-dried duck liver 50g
dah ─ Freeze Dried Duck Liver 50g

dah freeze-dried series is made from single animal meat, offal and bones. It undergoes a -40°C fresh-locking production process and rapid freezing and dehydration to fully retain the nutrition and freshness of the ingredients. Duck liver is rich in vitamin A, B vitamins (such as B12 and folic acid), iron and copper, which can enhance the immune system, improve resistance, help maintain skin health, and make hair shiny and bright. In addition to retaining most of the nutrients, the freeze-drying process also makes it easy to digest, making it suitable for pets with sensitive stomachs. Freeze-dried food is easier to preserve than fresh food and less likely to spoil. In addition, the food is sterilized by irradiation to effectively kill microorganisms and bacteria, so you can feed it to your pets without worry. dah meets the real nutritional needs of furry children in the most natural and pure way.

Main ingredients:
100% duck liver

Recommended feeding method:
─ Direct feeding
─ Soak in warm water and eat. After absorbing water, it can be restored to the texture of fresh meat, which also helps pets absorb water.
─ Mix with staple food to improve nutrition of each meal and appetite of pets

Precautions:
─ Please prepare drinking water when feeding
─ Freeze-dried food is a healthy snack, but it cannot replace staple food.
─ Suitable for pets aged 3 months and above

Best before date:
Aug 2026

* This product is not registered under the Pharmacy and Poisons Ordinance or the Chinese Medicine Ordinance. Any claims made for this product have not been evaluated for such registration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
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