Complete dry food for growing dogs. Single-protein and grain-free, this tasty food is made with 40% fresh beef meat and offal, vegetables and wild herbs. Responsibly bred meat, recyclable packaging.

Wolf of Wilderness Junior “Rocky Canyons” – Free-Range Beef at a glance:

• Based on the eating habits of the wild wolf: complete dry dog food for young dogs of all breeds and sizes
• 100% grain-free: also suitable for dogs with grain sensitivities
• Top quality protein: mono-protein, only beef meat and animal protein, including 40% fresh beef muscle meat and offal
• Responsibly sourced: with 100% fresh beef sourced from certified animal-friendly premium husbandry systems – with more space, no tethering and access to outdoor pastures
• Species-appropriate and natural: no artificial additives, preservatives, colours or flavours
• Great, natural taste: refined with forest berries, roots and wild herbs, including aloe vera
• Sustainable premium quality: produced by a German family business, with recyclable packaging*

*HTP certified, Cyclos Institute Germany. Please refer to your local recycling guidelines.

The benefits of Wolf of Wilderness Junior:

• Rich in protein and with an optimal Ca/P ratio to help support balanced growth
• Salmon oil is rich in DHA and helps to support brain development and vision
• Cartilage building blocks chondroitin sulphate and glucosamine
• Aloe vera is rich in vitamins and nutrients to help promote general good health and agility
• Smaller kibble helps to ensure optimal food intake
• Prebiotics (beta-glucans and mannan-oligosaccharides) help to support the digestive system

Wolf of Wilderness takes its inspiration from the natural environments and prey food of the wolf. These grain-free recipes are rich in fresh meat, combined with berries, roots and wild herbs.

Wolf of Wilderness – Wild and Free!

More information about the Wolf of Wilderness brand philosophy and entire food range can be found here:

• Wolf of Wilderness Dog Food

The elemental power of the earth is visible in the deep canyon gorges. The wild cattle here graze on desert plants, such as aloe vera, making them a source of nutritious prey for the wolf.

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