Wolfsblut – Red Rock – 12.5 kg – Kangaroo – Dry Food – Dog Food – Grain Free
Price: €74.99 - €79.99
(as of Mar 23, 2026 05:51:29 UTC – Details)
Product Description
The original – pioneer of original, species-appropriate diet
Wolfsblut is closely rooted with the origin of the dog and therefore takes into account exactly the needs of your dog that arise from it. As a pioneer of the species-appropriate diet of dogs, Wolfsblut is particularly important to the quality of the food.
High compatibility Natural ingredients High meat content Original, species-appropriate formula
Wolfsblut Dry Dog Food with Kangaroo Meat and Pumpkin
The composition of Red Rock combines the food of the wolf with the latest scientific findings on proper dog nutrition.
Wolfsblut offers a healthy food with tasty kangaroo meat, pumpkin and many necessary vitamins and nutrients with its Red Rock Adult dry food line. The dog food is grain-free and completely made on a natural basis.
The high percentage of kangaroo meat (over 50%) in combination with pumpkin, medicinal plants from forest, meadow and sea makes Red Rock a particularly easy to digest and healthy dry food for dogs.
Only natural ingredients Grain-free formula Without chemicals. Preservatives, colours and flavourings With the superfood complex of wild plants nettle, dandelion, Jerusalem artichoke and Yucca Schidigera Also suitable for allergy sufferers and allergy-prone dogs
No gluten, corn, industrially produced sugar, soy, flavour enhancers, chemical dyes and artificial preservatives, because food serves the long-term preservation of health
No grains, because grain is not a natural food for carnivores and is one of the most common allergy triggers in dogs
Kangaroo meat is the main ingredient. The meat is food grade, comes from wild kangaroos and is free from hormones and drugs
Kangaroo meat is very fond of eating. It is similar in taste to that of wild. In combination with pumpkin, the meat gets a seductively delicious, slightly sweet taste
Also suitable for allergy sufferers and allergy-prone dogs
