Barf supplements for dogs

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BARF Box – BARF Oil and Super BARF, a Chihuahua with a bowl in front

BARF Box – Super BARF tub with beetroot and herbs

BARF supplements for dogs – all-around care with raw food

BARF supplements for dogs complement meat, offal, bones, and vegetables with the nutrients often lacking in a raw diet: vitamins, minerals, trace elements, and the right fatty acids. At Annimally, you can find the Mineral-Mix Super Barf for this purpose, the Barf-Oil made from five oils, and both together in the Barf-Box. Made in Germany, with full declaration on every product page.

Why BARF rations need supplements

A BARF ration consisting of muscle meat, tripe, offal, bones, and vegetables provides many nutrients, but rarely all of them. Typical gaps include iodine, vitamin D, vitamin E, zinc, and omega-3 fatty acids. The calcium-to-phosphorus ratio is also only correct if enough bones or a calcium source are fed. BARF supplements address exactly these points.

BARF supplements from Annimally

Super Barf:Mineral mix made from natural ingredients such as Jerusalem artichoke, eggshells, red algae lime, malt germs, seaweed, flaxseed, apple pomace, beetroot, and carrots. Provides vitamins, minerals, trace elements, dietary fiber, and amino acids.
Barf Oil:Blend of salmon, rapeseed, hemp, borage, and evening primrose oil with omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. Also for cats.
Barf sets: Barf Boxand Barf Box XLwith Super Barf and Barf Oil, cheaper than buying individually.
Single oils: Salmon Oilfrom Scottish salmon and Linseed Oilcold-pressed.

Using BARF supplements correctly

Barf with a plan:A ration calculation shows which supplements your dog really needs.
Fresh oil daily:Add oils to the meal shortly before feeding and store opened bottles in a cool, dark place.
Mind the calcium:Anyone who does not feed raw meaty bones needs a calcium source such as eggshell powder or red algae lime.
Switch slowly:Introduce new supplements gradually over several days.

For starters: BARFing for beginners, Red algae lime for dogs, Eggshell powder for dogsand Which oil for dogs?.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Which supplements are needed for BARF feeding?

Almost always an oil with omega-3 fatty acids, an iodine source like seaweed meal, as well as vitamins D and E. If raw meaty bones are not included, a calcium supplement must be added. A ready-made mineral mix like Super Barf combines many of these components. A ration calculation will show the amounts your dog needs.

Why does a BARF dog need oil?

Muscle meat from stall-raised animals contains a high amount of omega-6 and a low amount of omega-3 fatty acids. An oil containing omega-3, such as from salmon or flaxseed, improves this ratio. Furthermore, oil provides energy and fat-soluble vitamins. Add it fresh to the meal daily.

What is included in the BARF box?

The Barf-Box combines the Mineral-Mix Super Barf with the Barf-Oil made from salmon, rapeseed, hemp, borage, and evening primrose oil. With this, you cover the most important supplements for raw feeding in a single order. The Barf-Box XL is the larger version of the set.

Can I also add BARF supplements to prepared pet food?

Super Barf is tailored for raw feeding. Products that provide targeted supplementation are suitable for processed feed, such as salmon oil or linseed oil for omega-3 fatty acids, or Dog's Daily for vitamins. The Barf oil is suitable for both types of feeding.

Barf supplements for dogs

BARF Box

BARF Box XL

Super BARF

BARF Oil

Salmon Oil

Linseed oil