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Calming Health

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Natural Raw Boost

Support your dog’s emotional wellbeing with Houndztooth Calming Health Meal Topper. Made with freeze-dried raw chicken breast, sweet potato, apple and functional ingredients, including L-Tryptophan, to support normal nervous system function and a calm disposition. Simply sprinkle over your dog’s regular meals for a convenient boost of natural nutrition. Australian-made, grain-free and free from artificial additives, with up to 60 servings per packet.

Size

60g Packet – Up to 60 servings

Support your dog’s emotional wellbeing with Houndztooth Calming Health Meal Topper. Made with freeze-dried raw chicken breast, sweet potato, apple and functional ingredients, including L-Tryptophan, to support normal nervous system function and a calm disposition. Simply sprinkle over your dog’s regular meals for a convenient boost of natural nutrition. Australian-made, grain-free and free from artificial additives, with up to 60 servings per packet.

Size

60g Packet – Up to 60 servings

Product Benefits

Supports Calm Behaviour & Nervous System Health – Formulated with L-Tryptophan and carefully selected nutrients to support normal nervous system function and emotional wellbeing.

Functional Wholefood Nutrition – Combines natural wholefood ingredients with ginger and green tea to provide supplementary nutrition and support overall health and wellbeing.

Naturally Delicious – Freeze-dried raw ingredients add natural flavour and variety to everyday meals, making it an appealing addition for fussy eaters.

Convenient Raw Nutrition – Freeze-dried to help preserve naturally occurring nutrients and flavours, providing an easy way to incorporate raw ingredients into your dog’s diet without preparing raw meals.

Versatile & Easy to Feed – Simply sprinkle over kibble, wet food, air-dried or appropriately balanced raw meals. Suitable for daily feeding and use alongside Houndztooth Health Supplements.

Australian Made, Naturally – Made in Australia with carefully selected ingredients, free from grains, corn, wheat, soy, white potato, artificial flavours and preservatives.

Ingredients & Nutritional Analysis

100% Australian Chicken Breast (65% protein), Sweet Potato, Broccoli, Apple, L-Tryptophan 0.3gr, Vitamin A 1,000iu, Vitamin E, 10mg, Vitamin B1 1mg, Vitamin B2 1.5mg, Vitamin B3 5mg, Vitamin B6 0.5mg, Vitamin C 0.8gr, Magnesium 0.2gr, Ginger 100mg, Salmon Meal, Green Tea, Rosemary.

Grain Free

No Preservatives

No Artificial flavours

Typical Analysis:

Crude Protein (Min) 48.26%
Crude Fat (Min) 3.82%
Crude Fibre (Max) 1.49%
Net Carbohydrate 13.63%
Moisture (Max) <5%
Typical ME, kCal/kg DM 1,084
Typical ME, kCal/g DM 1.08

Feeding Instructions

Add Houndztooth’s Raw Boost Meal Topper to your dog’s current wet/dry/raw food using the chart below. Suitable for dogs of all life stages. Shake pouch and serve.

Dog Weight    g Per day     Tsp Per Day   
>10kg            1-2g           1/2-1 tsp          
11-20kg          2-4g          1-2 tsp             
21+kg              4-8g          2-4tsp             

Our meal toppers are intended for supplemental feeding only.  Ensure your dog has access to clean drinking water at all times. Suitable to feed in combination with our dog health supplements.

FAQs

1. How does Calming Health Meal Topper support my dog’s emotional wellbeing?

Houndztooth Calming Health Meal Topper contains L-Tryptophan, an essential amino acid involved in serotonin production. Serotonin plays an important role in normal mood regulation and behaviour. Combined with functional wholefood ingredients, the topper provides nutritional support for nervous system health and overall wellbeing.

2. Can Calming Health Meal Topper help dogs during stressful situations?

Calming Health Meal Topper is formulated to provide nutritional support for dogs prone to nervous behaviour. It can be incorporated into your dog’s regular feeding routine during periods of change, travel or other potentially stressful situations. It is not intended to provide immediate sedation or treat diagnosed anxiety disorders.

3. Can I feed Calming Health Meal Topper to my dog every day?

Yes. Calming Health Meal Topper is designed to complement your dog’s daily nutrition. Simply add the recommended serving to your dog’s regular food as part of a complete and balanced diet.

4. Can I add Calming Health Meal Topper to kibble, wet food or raw meals?

Yes. Calming Health Meal Topper can be sprinkled over dry kibble, wet food, air-dried or appropriately balanced raw meals. Its freeze-dried format makes it a convenient way to add nutritional variety and flavour without changing your dog’s existing diet.

5. Is Calming Health Meal Topper suitable for fussy eaters?

Yes. Made with freeze-dried raw chicken breast, sweet potato, apple and carefully selected wholefood ingredients, Calming Health Meal Topper adds natural flavour and texture to everyday meals, making it an appealing option for dogs that are selective about their food.

6. Can I use Calming Health Meal Topper alongside Houndztooth Health Supplements?

Calming Health Meal Topper may be used alongside Houndztooth Health Supplements as part of a balanced nutritional routine. However, if combining it with Anxiety Aid or another supplement containing L-Tryptophan, check the total daily intake and seek veterinary advice to ensure the combination is appropriate for your dog.

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