FAQ

FAQ

What are chelated minerals?

Chelated minerals are minerals which are bonded to amino acids. They are more easily absorbed during digestion than non-chelated minerals, which often get passed in the stool. ZIWI Peak uses chelated minerals...

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What is the ash in ZIWI Peak?

Ash is the mineral portion of any substance. When referring to dog and cat food, “ash content” is the mineral matter, including magnesium, calcium, phosphorus, iron and copper.

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Why not just feed raw meat?

Feeding a raw meat diet comes with some challenges, mainly the inconvenience of having to prepare and thaw along with hygiene risk factors. ZIWI Peak air-dried and canned recipes are...

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Do I need to slowly transition between different proteins in your range?

Yes, we recommend a gradual transition of 7-10 days to give your pet’s digestive system time to adjust to the change. In the case of digestive upsets, we recommend transitioning...

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How does ZIWI develop feeding recommendations?

ZIWI Peak feeding guidelines are consistent with AAFCO (Association of American Feed Control Officials) recommendations, which are based on the National Research Council’s Nutrient Requirements for Dogs and Cats. This is...

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ZIWI Peak air-dried daily serving seems small – will my pet be satisfied?

Dogs and cats are satisfied when their nutritional and calorific needs are met. During the transition period, your pet will adapt to eating a smaller amount of food, but you...

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Can I rotate different ZIWI Peak proteins?

Yes, we recommend feeding a variety of proteins using gradual transition , to minimise the potential for digestive upset. Please refer to our transition guide. Please refer to our transitioning...

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Can ZIWI Peak be fed as a topper or mixed with another food?

For optimum nutrition we recommend you feed 100% ZIWI Peak. However, if you wish to feed ZIWI Peak with another food type you can. ZIWI Peak can be fed many...