From our pure meat range – pure sheep, just like nature intended!

100% sheep meat – nothing else! At napani, we also pay attention to good quality in our own diet, so it goes without saying that our animals get only the best in their food for the benefit of their health. True to the motto: "Your dog is what he eats." We only use one source of meat in each can, and it is gently steam-cooked. This preserves as many vitamins and minerals as possible. To ensure your dog gets a species-appropriate diet that meets its needs, mix our basic food with vital supplements and vital oils. Mixing is possible!

• Pasture-raised sheep
• naturally gently cooked
• CO₂ neutral production
• alternative to raw meat feeding
• also suitable for dogs with sensitive stomachs
• Single protein
• free from colorants, flavorings, and fillers

For your information:

During the cooking process of the meat, which in our case consists of 65% muscle meat, 25% heart, and 10% lung, meat juice may escape. Depending on the type of meat used (e.g., young or older animal) and its consistency, the contents of the can may vary. The muscle meat consists, among other things, of connective tissue, which contains collagen. Tendons and cartilage also consist of collagen. During cooking, this collagen slowly turns into gelatin—the soft, slimy mass that is familiar from cake glazes. This gelatin in turn ensures that the meat does not dry out, but becomes juicier and juicier as it cooks.

Since we do not use any binding agents, the consistency is not subject to uncontrollable fluctuations. So if there is more meat broth or gelatin in the can, this has nothing to do with the quality. On the contrary, dogs even love this slimy part.

What's in the can:

• Sheep muscle meat: Sheep meat is a collective term that includes meat from animals of different ages (from young lambs to adult sheep) and sexes. It is rich in protein, B vitamins, iron, zinc, and niacin. Sheep/lamb meat is very lean, containing less than four percent fat. However, its protein content is remarkable. It also provides dogs with essential fatty acids, which have a positive effect on skin metabolism and ensure a shiny coat.
• Heart (sheep): strictly speaking, this is a muscle, although the organ is often listed separately due to its unusual nutrient content and is treated as offal in dog food. It is high in protein, low in fat and therefore low in calories. It is very rich in vitamins and minerals.
• Lung (sheep): Offal such as lung contains high levels of vitamins A, D, and C and has a high water content.