Benefits of PureNature County Chicken: ✔ 88% meat content ✔ Single protein and complete feed ✔ Gluten-free and without artificial additives (colourings, flavourings and preservatives) ✔ Premium quality manufactured according to the highest food standards ✔ Contains pure, natural Omega-3 extract PureNature Country Chicken - what's in the tin? PureNature Country Chicken is a complete premium quality single protein feed for dogs. It contains 88% fresh meat, heart, and offal which are filled into the tin raw and then cooked gently, meeting the highest quality standards. All our PureNature recipes contain various vegetables as well as an extra portion of Omega-3 extract to support the cardiovascular system, resulting in a product that supports your dog's natural health and well-being. We are particularly proud of the fact that our PureNature range is produced without the typical additives used in many other dog foods and can be better tolerated by sensitive dogs than conventional food brands. The secret of our quality is the large amount of fresh and high quality meat we use for our PureNature range. We carefully check the quality of our ingredients and subject them to regular veterinary checks. However, these controls alone are not the only guarantee of our high quality standards: we source the meat and other ingredients almost exclusively from great producers we have been working with for years. The ingredients are processed as quickly as possible to preserve their freshness and natural vitamins. All valuable and healthy ingredients are almost completely preserved in this way - this is how we ensure a healthy diet. Because we care about your pet's well-being, AniForte guarantees that you will never find dubious additives in our wet dog food line: no formed meat no bone meal no attractants no protein substitutes such as soya no artificial colourings no artificial aromas no EC additives no conservatives Our AniForte® products are produced using only the best ingredients and are developed in close cooperation with veterinarians, animal health practitioners and nutritionists.