Feeding a raw or home-prepared diet properly usually means adding a vegetable component yourself, and doing that fresh, in the right proportion, every single day is the part that puts a lot of owners off before they've really started.

This is an organic puree of sweet potato (35%), zucchini (35%), spinach (19%), pear (9%), aronia berries (1%) and locust bean gum (1%), certified organic under DE-OKO-006. AniForte's own guidance is to use it as roughly 20-30% of a home-prepared meal alongside 70-80% meat, or as a topper at around 10% of the feed amount on dry or wet food. The analysis is protein 1.64%, fat 0.35%, ash 0.87%, fibre 2.68% and moisture 82.79% — numbers that confirm this is a vegetable addition, not a meaningful source of protein or fat on its own.

• Organic sweet potato (35%) and zucchini (35%), spinach (19%), pear (9%)
• Certified organic under DE-OKO-006
• Protein 1.64%, fat 0.35%, fibre 2.68%, moisture 82.79%
• Use as roughly 20-30% of a home-prepared meal, or 10% as a topper
• 150g pack

What the label does not say. The protein and fat figures here are low by design — this is a vegetable puree, not a meal replacement, and AniForte give no information on shelf life once the pack is opened. Treat it as a genuine complementary addition, not a food to build a diet around.

Who it's for: owners feeding a raw or home-prepared diet who want a ready-made organic vegetable component, or anyone wanting an occasional topper on dry or wet food.