Boneless boar mince comes from an uncastrated pig that has been used for breeding or is over 1 year old. , It is a leaner protein usually, than that of pigs, that are slaughtered at around 6 months old, but can from time to time be quite fatty if the animal is closer to 1 year old
This is a chunky boneless boar mince
New to raw feeding?
Boneless minces are great if you want to include products like duck necks or chicken wings into your dogs diet. Giving dogs something to chew will not only give their jaw muscles a good work out but will help in cleaning teeth and gums. You could look at feeding one boneless meal to one boned meal.
Unless your dog suffers from yeast problems then we do also recommend including fruit and veg into the diet.
Typical analysis 100g
Water 71.4, Protein 17.6, Fat 9.2, Ash 1, Fibre 0.8