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Dibo Fruit & Vegetable Mix

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High-quality, grain-free flake mix for dogs, for mixing with meat meals, made from vegetables & vitamin-rich fruit, natural & gently dried, natural source of fibre...further information
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Product description

High-quality, grain-free flake mix for dogs, for mixing with meat meals, made from vegetables & vitamin-rich fruit, natural & gently dried, natural source of fibre
The grain-free flake mix of fruit and vegetables from Dibo is ideal as a supplementary food for a meat-rich diet or as an addition to barfing. Gently roller-dried and natural, the nutritious and vitamin-rich mix provides your dog with an optimum supply of vital nutrients.

Free from grains, the mixture can also be fed to nutritionally sensitive four-legged friends. The Dibo vegetable and fruit mix also serves as a natural source of fibre, which can support the natural digestive function. Special ingredients, such as exotic papaya, provide a special flavour experience. The food supplement is produced to high quality standards in Germany.

Dibo Fruit & Vegetable Mix at a glance:

  • High-quality supplementary feed for dogs
  • Rich in vitamins & nutrients: flake mix made from pure fruit & vegetables
  • Grain-free: also suitable for intolerances, easily digestible
  • To BARF: suitable as a supplement for meat meals
  • Natural source of fibre: can contribute to normal digestive function
  • Exotic papaya: for a particularly varied flavour
  • Manufactured using gentle roller drying
  • Natural: without artificial additives, pure & unadulterated
  • Made in Germany: a premium-quality product

Ingredients

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Ingredients:
Carrots, peas, beetroot, spinach, broccoli, leek, apple, papaya, pineapple.

Additives:
According to the manufacturer, no additives are included.

Analytical constituents

protein14.7 %
fat1.5 %
fibre8.5 %
ash5.3 %
calcium0.35 %

Feeding guide

Feeding recommendation:
Dibo Vegetable-Fruit-Mix is a complementary feed for dogs.

For adding to meat meals. Pour hot water over the flakes and leave to swell for 15 minutes.
Recommended daily ration: 1-2 tablespoons per 10kg body weight. 1g of dried product corresponds to approx. 5g of fresh product. The total amount of food should consist of 75-80% meat, 10% vegetables and 10% carbohydrates. In addition, use valuable oils such as DIBO salmon oil. Adjust the amount of food to your dog's needs.

Fresh drinking water should always be available.

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12/03/24|Trudy Craig
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

Dogs love it!

Was a bit dubious when it arrived- as my Daughter asked why I was feeding rabbit food to the dogs - and they have been used to frozen raw fruit and veg. However, the dogs love it and there is never a scrap left. I do use this to add to raw meat so they are getting a well balanced diet and they seem to be thriving on it.
08/03/24|Kobler
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

Only healthy ingredients

Perfect
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13/12/23|Inga Sprünken
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 1/5

The dog has a stomach ache.

I wanted to do something good for my dogs, as I usually only mix carrots into their BARF diet. However, I have one dog with a very sensitive digestive system, and lately, he’s been suffering from frequent stomach aches, bloating, and colic. The only explanation I can think of is the vegetable flakes, as I haven’t changed anything else in the composition of their food. Looking more closely, I discovered peas and leeks – I really don’t think that’s suitable for dogs.
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14/02/23|Maddi
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 3/5

I need to correct myself, found sugar everywhere.

I need to correct my old review. Whatever candied fruit has to do in dog food, I’ve found it (by trying it myself). My dog tolerates it well and likes it too (which doesn’t surprise me as much anymore). I just pick out the sugary stuff now and eat it myself ^^
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12/02/23|Astrid Hanno
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

Smells really tasty

My dog gets one 30g scoop of this, pre-soaked in hot water, added to her dry food. I think it smells so good, I was tempted to ask if the flakes could be used in my own cooking. My little girl loves it and tolerates it really well.
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01/12/22|Anna
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 1/5

Dangerous for dogs not worth the risk

This contains a LOT of tiny leek flakes, which is highly toxic for dogs even in very small quantities. I spent hours picking out everything I could identify as not being leek but have now found that, due to the high acidity content, this has given one of my dogs inflamed gums and significant infection in both top canines and has stripped the enamel off one of them. Weeks ago his teeth were really healthy but having started adding this to his raw feed every day he might lose them. DON'T RISK IT
09/11/22|Alexandra Steffgen
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

Great side dish for dry food

Our dog exclusively eats dry food from Belcando. I thought a bit of variety in her diet wouldn’t hurt. So, for dinner, I gave her TR with 2 tablespoons of vegetable flakes… gone in no time! The result the next day was great… I can only recommend this product!
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22/07/22|Malgorzata
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

Very good

My dog loves it. My dog always eats Dilbo vegetables with raw BARF meat, I highly recommend this product.
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16/06/22|Amy
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 4/5

Pretty good

Been looking for a nice mix of veggies my GSD can digest as she has a lot of digestion problems. I’ve been mixing this in with her cooked chicken and rice and her poops have been pretty good so far! Very colourful! Good initial thoughts. I hope it it stays this way, hopefully I’ll be reordering!
04/06/22|Madeleine Blaschke
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

There are NO sugared fruits included!

My dog tolerates it well and loves eating it. It has a good consistency (I soak it in water before mixing it with the meat) and contains a good amount of fruit and vegetables.
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03/04/22|Dagmar Käckenhoff
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 3/5

Sugared = candied dried fruits included

My dog really enjoys eating flakes mixed into his mono-protein dog food. To prepare it, I pour hot water over the flakes and then mix the food into the softened mixture. Unfortunately, this otherwise great flake mix contains candied fruit pieces. This is counterproductive for my dog's teeth, so I can only give it 3 stars... I now pick out the candied fruit pieces, but in the future, I'll make sure to choose flakes without any added sugar.
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13/03/22|Victoria Ross Bush
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 1/5

please do not buy this for dogs

We all known onions are toxic to dogs but leeks are of the same family. "Leeks are part of the Allium family (which also includes onion, chives, and garlic) and are poisonous to dogs and cats." Do you you really want to risk your dogs health?
07/12/21|Lieselotte und Kiwi
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

top-notch

Great vegetables, properly stirred and left to steep in water, it looks like a fantastic vegetable broth.
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20/10/21|Agnieszka Dobrzynska
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

great mix of veg (and not just potato)

I love this food, and so does my dog. Even though there is no meat in it, he goes crazy when I put it in his bowl.
24/09/21|AgnieszkaDobrzynska
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

Great fruits and veg

I was bit worried that I will find onions in it but I haven’t ..lovely mix of fruits and veg . I am adding hot water and letting soak - red juice comes out so there must be beetroot in it . My dog likes the taste so I will definitely buy again
23/09/21|AgnieszkaDobrzynska
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

Great mix of veg and fruit

My dog likes the taste
19/09/21|Paulette Laine
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 4/5

Smells nice

My dog loves this mix which I give him with his raw food. My only issue is not knowing how much to give him.
16/05/21
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

Well tolerated, whether for a young dog or an older one.

Quick to prepare and the dogs love it.
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05/05/21|susa
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 1/5

Full of sugared fruits!

If you want to protect your dog from harm, DO NOT feed them these flakes! In a one-kilo pack, there were a whole 60 grams of CANDIED papaya and pineapple. That’s 6 percent!!!! Loads of industrial sugar. No wonder some dogs ended up with diarrhoea from it. The flakes are advertised as "natural". The sugar content isn’t disclosed. Absolutely unacceptable!!! Unfortunately, I bought three bags. The only solution is to sort through them.
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27/01/21
This is a stars rating area from zero to 5: 5/5

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To ensure the nutrients are properly digested, I mix the vegetable blend with THISTLE OIL and still water, let it sit for about 2 hours... it triples in volume... ...it's very well tolerated and gladly consumed.
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