Our Fish Calculator
This guide helps you work out a weekly amount of oily fish to include in your dog’s diet. The figures vary depending on the type of diet you feed, so please read the breakdowns below. The calculation is based on your dog’s daily food allowance, but the oily fish portion is a weekly amount — many owners choose to split this over 2–3 days.
Common oily fish options include sprats, herring, mackerel, sardines, whitebait, and salmon.
Fish Calculator
We recommend feeding fish within the calculated ranges shown below - these ranges are based on the daily allowance that you have provided.
Pre-frozen Fresh Oily Fish
Varied Raw Diet Non-organic
Organic Raw Diet
Kibble based Diet
A varied raw diet (non-organic) is the most common type of raw diet we see being fed, This is when you feed a variety of different brands and proteins. An organic raw diet would consist of only feeding 100% organic raw food to you're pet.
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As a group we highly promote and recommend the feeding of fresh oily fish as we do feel fresh is best however we are aware some may use dehydrated fish if this applies to you please look at the information below.
Dehydrated Fish
Varied Raw Diet Non-organic
Organic Raw Diet
Kibble based Diet
Feeding an Oily Fish Mince Mixed with Another Protein
Check the packaging of the mince and look at the breakdown % of what's in the packet. If the packet you're using does not list the % breakdown we recommending assuming it is 50%, alternatively you can contact the brand for a breakdown.
Total Fish in Pack
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