Name: Leo & Wolf Pork-Chicken-Vegetable Patties 500 g
SKU: 1405-2
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Leo & Wolf Pork-Chicken-Vegetable Patties 500 g

From: 7.00€ / 13.69 лв.

Specifically formulated by Nutriment’s in-house nutritionists, Leo & Wolf’s pork, chicken & vegetable patties are a complete food product for dogs of all sizes and breeds, including puppies over 4 months of age.

Featuring 100% human-grade quality Finnish pork and chicken meat (53%), organs (28%), bone (12%) and nutrient dense vegetables, this raw dog food contains quality protein, essential fatty acids & nutrients to promote optimal canine health.

Frozen to retain nutrition and flavour this wholesome meal contains all the nutrients a dog needs daily, presented in the most palatable and natural raw form.

Free from artificial additives and preservatives, fillers, grains and other biologically inappropriate ingredients, this wholesome recipe is easy to digest and is well suited for many dogs with hypersensitivity.

This product is delivered to all zones. Read our delivery and returns page for more information.

Expiry Date: 20.05.2026

SKU: 1405-2 Categories: Complete & Balanced Ready-to-Serve Meals for Dogs, Dog products, Raw Ready Meals for Dogs Tags: BARF, Complete Raw Menus, Leo & Wolf Complete Meals Brand: Leo & WolfProduct ID: 12727

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Description

High-quality raw Finnish pork meat and organs, chicken meat, liver, bone and egg make up 93% of this wholesome recipe. This makes it naturally rich in protein, which is a crucial component of healthy canine diets as it supports a multitude of bodily functions, including muscle and tissue formulation and repair, hair growth and skin cell formulation, energy formulation and immune system support.

Pork meat is very digestible and has a favourable amino acid profile. Energetically, it’s a cooling meat (according to Traditional Chinese Medicine) while pork fat has a balanced ratio of saturated and monounsaturated fats. It’s high in linoleic acid and a great source of medium chain fatty acids. Pork liver and heart are lean proteins that provide many vitamins and minerals.

Chicken meat is naturally low in fat, which is important for pets who are prone to gaining weight easily; the ground bone included also contributes to optimal oral hygiene.

For dogs, offal (kidney, tripe, liver and heart) is great tasting and well textured, meaning that it contributes greatly to their overall enjoyment of food. Offal is also a fantastic source of riboflavin, niacin, thiamin, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, copper, selenium and iron. Raw vegetables make up the rest of the recipe, which are chosen specifically chosen by Nutriment’s nutritionists for their impressive nutritional profile.

Cooking processes and preservatives can damage the nutritional profile of pet food products. As Leo & Wolf’s pork, chicken and vegetable patties are frozen when fresh and raw, and then served when defrosted, all of the nutrients are naturally preserved so that your pet can digest them efficiently.

Why choose Leo & Wolf?

Leo & Wolf is an innovative new brand with recipes developed by Nutriment, produced in Finland. Designed to be exciting to eat and highly nutritional, the portfolio includes a range of frozen patties and meatballs containing premium, raw ingredients.

As is with humans, a healthy, balanced and nutritious diet is one of the most important factors contributing to the wellbeing and vitality of our pets. Leo & Wolf’s recipes are suitable for dogs of all ages, breeds and sizes (some products are also suitable for cats), and provide the essential nutrition that pets need to live full, active and happy lives.

NUTRIMENT is:

The UK’s leading and award winning raw pet food manufacturer
A species-appropriate diet that does not contain any grains, refined carbohydrates, or high-starch ingredients
Human-grade quality ingredients
Expertly designed recipes by in-house nutritionists, with consultation from industry professionals and veterinary partners
Recipes contain functional foods and supportive herbs
Fortified with antioxidants
Recyclable packaging
Produced to the highest ethical, quality and safety standards

Have a question about raw feeding? Check out our FAQ’s. If you can’t find what you’re looking for or have any further concerns please do not hesitate to get in touch with us.

Ingredients

Finnish pork meat and organs, chicken meat, liver and bone, egg, mashed vegetables, flaxseed oil and seaweed

Vitamin D3 345 IU, Vitamin E 38 mg, Choline 650 mg, Iron 35 mg, Magnesium 365 mg, Copper 2.5 mg, Manganese 4 mg, Zinc 47 mg.

Analytical info

Typical analysis as fed

Moisture 65%,
Crude protein 15%,
Crude fat 15%,
Crude fibre 2%,
Crude ash 2.1%,
Calcium 0.4%,
Phosphorus 0.3%,
Energy content 182 kcal / 100g.

Useful Information

Moisture – the natural presence found in the ingredients
Protein – are biological molecules consisting of one or more chains of amino acids
Fat – includes all fats: saturated fats, trans fats, and the unsaturated fats, polyunsaturated and monounsaturated
Ash (inorganic matter) – is the inorganic residue remaining after the water and organic matter have been removed
Fibre – the term given to the indigestible part of food

Daily Feeding Guide Raw Food (grams)

A frozen complete and balanced raw food formula for adult and junior dogs, including puppies over 4 months that meets the energy needs of all dog breeds offering highly digestible, flavourful and energy dense nourishment full of essential amino acids, vitamins and dietary macronutrients.

Feeding your dog the correct amount of food is vital to their weight and overall health.

Puppies over 4 months should be fed 5-6% of their growing body weight and adult dogs should be fed 2-3% of their ideal body weight.

Body Weight Percentage Recommendation

We recommend that you feed your pet the following percentages based on their level of activity and weight goals.

1.5% – Overweight
2.0% – Average Activity (little outdoor time/2 or fewer 15-20 minute walks a day) or Senior Dogs & Cats
2.5% – Above Average Activity (a few hours of activity per day)
3.0% – Average Activity with Weight Gain Goals
3.5 % – High Activity or Weight Gain Goals (Working Dogs)
4-5%+ – Kittens, Puppies and Nursing or Pregnant Pets

*This is only a guide. Some dogs may need, more or less to maintain proper weight.

Puppies over 4 months Feeding Guidelines

Dog Weight	Puppy Feeding (4-6%) Daily Recommendation
5kg	200 – 300g
10kg	400 – 600g
15kg	600 – 900g
20kg	800 – 1200g
25kg	1000 – 1500g
30kg	1200 – 1800g
35kg	1400 – 2100g
40kg	1600 – 2400g

With puppies between 3 – 6 weeks old, you can start on our canned puppy food.
Just like with babies, you want to introduce plain and simple foods first that are easy for them to digest.
Ideally, puppies should be allowed to suckle at least until they are 4 weeks old.
After 6 weeks, you can start introducing our raw puppy food which is still very easy on their tummies but has fine bits of bone, which is great for puppies’ teeth.
By the time they reach 4 months, you can start introducing Nutriment’s Low Purine & Phosphorus Formula.
At this stage puppies should be offered food at least 4 times per day, to begin with, gradually reducing the number of meals as they grow.

Adult Dog Feeding Guidelines

Dog Weight	Adult Dog Feeding (2-3%) Daily Recommendation
5kg	100 – 150g
10kg	200 – 300g
15kg	300 – 450g
20kg	400 – 600g
25kg	500 – 750g
30kg	600 – 900g
35kg	700 – 1050g
40kg	800 -1200g

Can pets eat raw pork?

ABSOLUTELY! Pork is a wonderful meat for pets. Most dogs and cats love pork and do very well with it. For many it is essentially a “novel” protein and an excellent source of taurine, pork is a healthy addition to any food rotation for cats, too.
The most maligned meat, many of the myths and misconceptions surrounding the feeding of raw pork are simply outright misinformation; others are outdated health concerns. Let’s address those myths and fears. They are:

Pork is too fatty. Actually, pork is a lean meat. On a dry matter basis, pork trimmed to one-quarter inch fat is about 79% protein and 18% fat (see table, below). This compares to farmed rabbit, which is 74% protein, 20% fat; lamb, with 76% protein and 20% fat; and duck, at 70% protein and 23% fat. Chicken with skin is about 55% protein, 44% fat, which is similar to beef, with 50% protein and 45% fat. Clearly pork is not a particularly fatty option within our commercially available meats. Another thing going for pork is the sheer number of vitamins and minerals it has. Pork comes loaded with niacin, potassium, magnesium, phosphorus, and vitamin D.
Pork is high in saturated fats. This is an outdated concern: apart from having a lower fat content than most believe, according to the USDA, the saturated fat content of pork trimmed to one-quarter inch of fat is just 21%. That is the LOWEST option for saturated fat content of any commercially available meat except skinless chicken breast! What IS different about pork is the lower content of polyunsaturated fats. Therefore, pork should be included in the diet rotation (not be the sole protein in the diet).
Pigs don’t sweat and release toxins. This is another odd persuasion that pops up every so often. The liver and kidneys do the primary job of removing toxins from the body in mammals, not their sweat glands.
My pet will get trichinosis. This is the most common reason people are afraid to feed raw pork. Trichinosis is caused by the roundworm parasite, trichinella. It was a widespread problem up to the mid-20th century, but in many parts of the world, aggressive management steps have been very effective, and in human grade commercial meats, trichinella is virtually non-existent.

We, at Hearty Apetite only stock raw pet food products from the most reputable European producers who adhere to the highest health, safety and animal welfare standards in the world.

Last but not least, trichinella (and other potential parasites) are killed by freezing the meat for three weeks at (-20C). If you still have concerns, simply check the production date on the product and if it’s gone past the three weeks mark any potential threats would have been destroyed. If you prepare your raw pet food at home, however and you buy raw pork from your local butcher and are worried about the meat’s origin, it may be best to freeze the meat for about 3 weeks, just to ensure that it is safe for your dog to consume raw.

To conclude, pork is an excellent sources of protein and should be welcomed in any healthy meat rotation in a raw diet. With moderate fat, and low in saturated fats compared to other red meats, pork truly is “the other white meat.” So put your fears aside, and let your pets enjoy this nutritious protein in its natural state.

The benefits of a raw food diet for dogs and cats

The Benefits of a Raw Food Diet

Healthy skin and coat – Many pets are allergic to grains, which can lead to pathologic skin conditions. A raw natural diet provides allergy relief, reduction and/or eradication.
Cleaner, whiter and stronger teeth – Many dry foods leave a starchy coating on the teeth, which promotes plaque. Feeding a raw diet maintains healthier teeth and gums as well as fresher breath.
Stools- Harder, smaller, less smelly stools that are easier to scoop up from the little box or pick up in the garden. Less smelly farts.
Decreased litter box odor – Many pet foods include protein that is indigestible for cats (and dogs), which leads to an undesirable odor at the litter box.
Natural weight control – Cats and dogs are healthiest on a high protein, low carbohydrate diet.
A stronger immune system, more energy and stamina – Pet’s digestive systems are designed to ingest raw meat and are healthiest eating what Nature intended.

Some Changes to Expect:

After a full transition to a raw diet, pets will typically drink less water. In the wild they get most of their water from their prey. A raw meat diet naturally contains more moisture than dry or canned food, so your cat or dog may be less thirsty, yet be getting plenty of water.
There will likely be a change in the size, odour, and color of the pet’s faeces. They will stink less! They may also be somewhat harder and dryer and be colored shades of dark and light brown. Much of the crude protein and crude fiber in most commercial dry and canned pet foods is not digestible and hence contributes to a higher stool volume. Along with the assurance of knowing that all the food your beloved pooch or feline is ingesting, is actually being digested, the less stinky poops are certainly a nice bonus!
Overweight Cats and Dogs tend to lose weight. However, weight loss must be closely monitored. Rapid weight loss can lead to serious health problems. Make sure you transition your pet to a raw diet gradually and seek professional advice, especially when transitioning an animal with chronic health issues.
Lethargic Pets begin feeling more energised, start to play more and may even exhibit hunting behaviour. Dogs and cats are healthiest when fed a high protein, low carbohydrate diet. When they aren’t experiencing the metabolic highs and lows associated with high carbohydrate intake from grains, typically found in kibble, they will use protein as their energy source, just as they were designed by nature to do. This tends to provide more sustained energy throughout the day and reduces the need to “graze”.
Allergies tend to clear up, which may be a result of less exposure to potential food allergens. Many pets have allergies to grains that can range from very mild to severe. These allergies can manifest on the skin, can affect digestion, and also contribute to runny eyes & nose and itchy ears or paws. The reduction in allergic symptoms may be a result of not only a reduced exposure to allergens from a higher food quality, but also from a stronger immune system. The more nutritious the food, the stronger the immune system will be.
Fur becomes incredibly soft and shedding is reduced. This is typically one of the initial benefits observed after changing to a raw diet and is a direct result of better nutrition. The humans in the household also stand to gain a lot as well, when switching their pets to raw, as they are less likely to suffer allergic reactions due to the reduction of dander.

Storage & Expiry Date

Storage:

Keep frozen at below –18 °C until ready to use. Thaw in a sealed container for two hours, in the fridge overnight or in warm water. Once defrosted please serve the product within 24 hours.
Normal hygiene rules apply for preparing and handling fresh/raw ingredients such as keeping raw meat separate from other foods. Washing working utensils, hands, and any other items that touch or contact raw meat or poultry.
Refrigerate leftovers immediately or discard. After opening use within 3-4 days.

Expiry Date: 14 months after production date