PRIME100 SPD Fresh Roll Beef & Carrot 2kg

PRIME100 SPD Fresh Roll Beef & Carrot 2kg is a complete and balanced
fresh dog food roll made with Australian beef as the single animal protein. This functional
protein diet is designed for dogs of all breeds and life stages, including puppies, adult
dogs, senior dogs, active dogs and large breed dogs.

PRIME100 Beef & Carrot is formulated with carefully selected ingredients including
Australian beef, tapioca, bamboo fibre, carrot, functional oils, chicory root extract,
taurine and natural digestive enzymes. It is grain free, gluten free, soy free and contains
no artificial colours or ingredients.

This roll is designed to support skin and coat health with essential omegas, while natural
prebiotics from chicory root extract help support gastrointestinal health. It may be suitable
for dogs with food sensitivities or those needing a carefully managed diet, as directed by
your veterinarian.

The convenient 2kg roll can be sliced, portioned and served straight from
the fridge, making it a practical fresh food option for everyday feeding, rotation feeding
or use as a high-value training treat.

Available from Beaufort Animal Supplies, servicing
Beaufort, Ballarat, Ararat, Skipton, Avoca, Creswick and surrounding areas.
Shop online or choose local click and collect where available.

Key Benefits

• Complete and balanced fresh dog food roll
• Single animal protein diet made with Australian beef
• Suitable for dogs of all breeds and life stages
• Formulated to support dogs with food sensitivities
• Contains carrot, tapioca and bamboo fibre
• Includes functional oils for skin and coat support
• Natural prebiotics from chicory root extract for gastrointestinal support
• Grain free, gluten free and soy free
• No artificial colours or ingredients
• Convenient 2kg roll size

Feeding Note

Feed according to the guide on the product packaging and adjust to suit your dog’s age,
weight, activity level and body condition. Always provide fresh, clean water. For dogs with
allergies, sensitivities or medical conditions, seek veterinary advice before changing diets.