Taste of the Wild Sierra Mountain Canine Formula With Roasted Lamb All Dog Breeds and Life Stages

Taste of the Wild Sierra Mountain Canine Formula With Roasted Lamb for All Dog Breeds and Life Stages

The rich aroma of roasted lamb and a nourishing bowl for everyday adventures — Taste of the Wild Sierra Mountain Canine Formula is made for dogs who love a tasty meal. This complete, balanced, grain-free holistic dry food is suitable for dogs of all breeds and life stages, from growing puppies to adult companions.

Pasture-raised lamb provides highly digestible protein, while roasted lamb adds flavour and aroma that make mealtimes inviting. Sweet potatoes, pulses, vegetables and berries complement the recipe with nutrients and fibre. Salmon oil supplies DHA to support brain and vision development in puppies, while chicory root helps care for comfortable digestion.

Why Choose Sierra Mountain?

• Nourishing lamb. A source of complete protein, iron, zinc, selenium and B vitamins for everyday nutrition.
• Roasted meat flavour. Roasted lamb gives the kibble a distinctive aroma and an appealing taste.
• Grain-free recipe. Meat ingredients are complemented by sweet potatoes, potatoes and pulses.
• Digestive support. Prebiotic fibre from chicory and components of yeast help support beneficial gut bacteria.
• Skin and coat care. Omega-3 and Omega-6 help maintain healthy skin and a well-conditioned coat.
• Antioxidants for everyday support. Vegetables, blueberries and raspberries, together with zinc, selenium and vitamin E, complement immune system care.
• No artificial colours, preservatives or flavour enhancers. The recipe’s ingredients provide its rich flavour.

From First Discoveries to Grown-Up Adventures

Every nourishing meal matters during growth. DHA from salmon oil helps support a puppy’s brain and vision development, while protein and fat provide energy. The recipe is formulated for all life stages, including the growth of large dogs weighing 35 kg or more as adults, and meets AAFCO nutrient profiles.

Comfort After Every Meal

Dried chicory root provides prebiotic fibre that nourishes beneficial gut bacteria. Yeast supplies mannan-oligosaccharides and beta-glucans to support digestion and immune function, while yucca extract helps reduce stool odour. Chelated minerals complement the recipe with readily absorbed trace elements.

Choosing the Right Portion

For puppies, choose the allowance according to their weight and age. For adult dogs, use the weight-based adult column in the feeding guide. The crunchy kibble makes everyday meals enjoyable, while a portion suited to your dog’s life stage helps provide the energy they need.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this recipe suitable for large-breed puppies?
Yes. It is formulated for all life stages, including the growth of dogs expected to weigh 35 kg or more as adults. Choose your puppy’s portion according to their age and weight.

Is this a single-protein food?
Lamb is the main meat ingredient, but the recipe also contains egg products. If you are choosing food with particular protein sensitivities in mind, consider the full ingredient list.

What replaces grains in this recipe?
Sweet potatoes, potatoes, lentils and peas complement the meat ingredients with energy and fibre. A grain-free recipe still contains carbohydrates.

Why is DHA useful for puppies?
DHA is an Omega-3 fatty acid that helps support brain and vision development. Salmon oil provides it in this recipe.

Choose Taste of the Wild Sierra Mountain at Pawow — treat your dog to roasted lamb flavour and a nourishing bowl for everyday adventures!

Lamb and egg products provide protein, while sweet potatoes, pulses and vegetables add energy and fibre. Salmon oil, chicory and berries complement everyday care for your dog’s development, digestion and wellbeing.

Energy Value

From first games to long walks, a nourishing portion helps fuel your dog at every life stage. Choose the amount according to their weight and age.

As your little explorer grows, their portion changes too. For puppies, find the column for their age and the row for their weight. For adult dogs, use the final column. All allowances are in grams per day.