Doctor B’s BARF Lite Recipe is a complete and balanced, highly palatable, reduced protein, reduced phosphorus, increased fibre, raw, enzyme-rich whole food, which is highly suitable for a wide range of health conditions in both young and old dogs (and some conditions in cats, including advancedfeline renal failure and feline obesity).

It contains more low GI vegetables and fruit than other Doctor B’s BARF varieties, for increased soluble and insoluble fibre to help keep the gut healthy, promote a feeling of fullness and stabilise blood sugar levels.

Levels of crushed raw chicken bones are reduced; sufficient to meet an adult dog’s calcium and phosphorus needs.

Doctor B’s BARF Lite is the Genuinely Health Promoting Alternative to the cooked and processed pet foods currently marketed as prescription diets.

​​Good for:
Less active, older or overweight dogs needed reducing weight while maintaining and building metabolic rate, lean body mass, activity, and a healthy immune system.
Dogs suffering from pancreatitis, renal failure, liver problems, arthritis, cancer, inflammatory bowel disease, allergies, auto-immune disease and other degenerative disease conditions.

Not so good for:
Active working dogs, growing puppies, pregnant or lactating females

Ingredients *:
Chicken (includes meat, finely ground bones and offal), Carrot, Apples, Kangaroo, Beef, Pork, Lamb, (includes meat and offal), Salmon frames, Flaxseed, Whole Eggs, Spinach, Silverbeet, Yoghurt, Alfalfa, Oranges, Cabbage, Dehydrated Kelp, Limestone, Celery, Garlic, plus other assorted seasonal vegetables and fruits

Nutritional Analysis *:
Protein 10.5%
Fat 8%
Calcium 1.4%
Phosphorus 0.8%
Fibre 6%
Salt <1%

Energy 505kJ/100g or 1146kJ/serve (227g)

​Packaging :
Each box weighs 2.72 kg and contains 12 individually wrapped frozen patties of 227 g each.

* Ingredients and typical values listed will vary with seasonal changes. This may cause differences in colour and consistency. Such variations are normal and serve to enhance health in accordance with the Evolutionary Principles of Nutrition.