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When would you use the Rocket Fuel?

I would suggest you only use the Rocket Fuel for extremely hard working dogs such as working/racing lurchers, as a feed supplement for bitches in whelp or to increase the protein level of your dog's basic diet - but only if your dog does not have a wheat gluten intolerance.

This ration is very rich and does contain wheat gluten so there is a chance that it might upset your dog's digestion unless it is already settled on a food containing wheat eg such as our That'll do!, Hi Lost!, Herbie Nuts or Herbie Rings.

If you are feeding a wheat gluten free diet but want to increase the protein intake without the risk of upset, then I suggest you try our Command Performance 30.

(posted 29/10/2009)

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When would you use the Rocket Fuel?

To boost hard working dogs - as long as they do not have a wheat gluten intolerance.
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What level of protein should I feed my puppy?

I like to feed a good quality puppy food (26 - 28% protein) from around 3 weeks until 10 weeks and then slowly introduce a lower protein ration. (29/10/2009)
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