Pork with Spätzle Wet Food for Dogs (190g)

Pork with Spätzle Wet Food for Dogs (190g)

€4,00 EUR
€4,00 EUR
Pork with Spätzle Wet Food for Dogs (190g)

Pork with Spätzle Wet Food for Dogs (190g)

€4,00 EUR
€4,00 EUR

Zoe devoured this one, for a while. She rotates proteins now, the way cats do. Pork was the favorite until it wasn't, and it still cycles back in.

Pork is a familiar, well-tolerated protein: satisfying, higher in fat than venison or horse, good for active dogs. Formulated by a vet nutritionist. You're not guessing at nutritional balance.

Pork muscle meat with Spätzle (German egg noodles) that make this the most visually satisfying food in the range. Balanced with vegetables and functional oils. Everything meets human food-grade standards. Gently steam-cooked, it actually looks and smells like homemade food. No grain, no meat derivatives, no unnecessary additives.

The Tetrapak tears open along the perforation, reseals, and pours cleanly. No sharp edges. Easy to take on the go. Plus 80% lower carbon footprint than tins and no BPA lining.

Nutritionally complete. Can be fed as a sole diet or rotated with other proteins for variety. Zoe likes variety.

Product Details:

  • Complete nutrition for adult dogs
  • Monoprotein formula
  • Food-grade ingredients
  • Gently steam cooked: kills germs and retains nutrients
  • 190g Tetrapak (BPA-free, 80% lower CO₂ than cans)
  • No artificial colours, flavours, or preservatives
  • Made in Bavaria, Germany
Monoprotein
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PROTEIN
Vet formulated
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Complete food
COMPLETE
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Pork with Spätzle Wet Food for Dogs (190g)
  • Pork with Spätzle Wet Food for Dogs (190g)
  • Pork with Spätzle Wet Food for Dogs (190g)
Ingredients

50% pork (muscle meat), water (18%), Spätzle (9.5%), zucchini (9.5%), carrots (8.6%), apple (2.7%), psyllium husk, sunflower oil, linseed oil, minerals. All food-grade.



Nutritional additives per kg:Vitamin A 9000 IU, Vitamin D3 300 IU, Vitamin E 18.9 mg, Iron (Ferrous sulfate monohydrate) 27.5 mg, Copper (Copper sulfate pentahydrate) 3.0 mg, Zinc (Zinc sulfate monohydrate) 28 mg, Manganese (Manganese oxide) 2.4 mg, Iodine (Calcium iodate) 0.74 mg, Selenium (Sodium selenite) 0.02 mg
What the ingredient list doesn't tell you

Meat percentage doesn't tell you much on its own. A fattier cut has proportionally less protein, so you need more of it to meet a dog's requirements. Fred's recipes use leaner muscle cuts, so protein needs are fully covered at a lower percentage.

Most wet foods use offal to hit their nutrient targets. Fred sticks to muscle meat throughout (heart is a working muscle, not offal), with whole food ingredients alongside it: zucchini, carrots, psyllium husk, developed from the start by Dr. Susan Kröger, a specialist vet in animal nutrition and dietetics.

Instead of relying on organ meat for micronutrients, Kröger analyses each recipe and adds a tailored mineral and vitamin premix to cover exactly what's missing. Muscle meat is also easier to digest than by-products like lung or stomach lining, which is one reason Fred & Felia gets consistent feedback on tolerability, including from dogs with sensitive digestion.
Nutritional Analysis

Protein 10.3% · Fat 7.1% · Fibre 0.8% · Ash 1.5% · Calcium 0.25% · Phosphorus 0.18% · Moisture 76.5%

115 kcal / 100g
Feeding Guide

Daily amount per kg of body weight:

  • Dogs under 15kg: 40–80g
  • Dogs over 15kg: 35–55g

These are guidelines. Actual needs vary by age, breed, activity level, and metabolism. Adjust portions if your dog is gaining or losing weight. Factor in treats, as they count toward daily intake. Always provide fresh water.
Storage

Store at room temperature in cool, dry place away from sunlight. After opening, refrigerate and use within 2 days. Serve at room temperature.
Fred & Felia founder in a white lab coat and hairnet working with food in their own manufacturing facility, with text about German production.

Why We Love This Brand

Real food. Developed by a vet nutritionist, not a marketing brief.

Fred & Felia is founded and run by a woman. German company in Bamberg, Bavaria with their own production facility. Everything done in-house, small batches. Recipes developed from the start by Dr. Susan Kröger, a vet nutritionist with a PhD in dog nutrition from the Free University of Berlin. Not a consultant brought in to sign off. A co-creator.

Food-grade ingredients throughout. Meat from Europe, produce from regional German suppliers, the ones that supply restaurants. Gently processed in small batches. Artisanal production, not anonymous mass manufacturing. No artificial colors, no added sugar. The facility is open to visitors. Not many food brands can say that.

The packaging is worth mentioning too. Tetrapaks for the wet food and soup: tears open, folds flat when empty, no lid to lose, 80% lower CO2 than cans. Spout pouches for the creams: squeeze directly into a mouth, onto a lickmat, or into a bowl. No fuss.

Zoe was on a daily supplement for acid reflux. She doesn't need it anymore. We think it's the food. Kiki took time to come around to the chunky wet food, she was used to pâté. But the creams stopped her in her tracks. Both of them lose their minds for those.
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