SiarFrozen Sprats 10kg Bulk Box

Feed your pet the way nature intended with our SiarFrozen Whole Sprats (10kg). This bulk box provides a generous supply of small, nutrient-dense whole fish — ideal for raw feeding households, kennels, working dogs, breeders and cats that thrive on natural prey-based diets. Sprats are naturally rich in Omega-3 fatty acids, providing essential support for coat shine, skin health, joint mobility, cognitive function and heart health. They are also highly palatable and easy to digest, making them suitable for both dogs and cats of all sizes. Because sprats are a single-ingredient, natural food, they fit perfectly into BARF and prey-model raw diets. They can be fed whole as a meal topper, training treat, or enrichment snack. Feeding Guidance: Feed raw. Always supervise when feeding whole fish. Defrost in a refrigerator and use within 24 hours. Do not refreeze once thawed.

Feed your pet the way nature intended with our SiarFrozen Whole Sprats (10kg). This bulk box provides a generous supply of small, nutrient-dense whole fish — ideal for raw feeding households, kennels, working dogs, breeders and cats that thrive on natural prey-based diets. Sprats are naturally rich in Omega-3 fatty acids, providing essential support for coat shine, skin health, joint mobility, cognitive function and heart health. They are also highly palatable and easy to digest, making them suitable for both dogs and cats of all sizes. Because sprats are a single-ingredient, natural food, they fit perfectly into BARF and prey-model raw diets. They can be fed whole as a meal topper, training treat, or enrichment snack. Feeding Guidance: Feed raw. Always supervise when feeding whole fish. Defrost in a refrigerator and use within 24 hours. Do not refreeze once thawed.

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Use our Size Guide to plan meals correctly: https://www.siarfrozen.co.uk/pages/frozen-rodent-size-chart-weight-guide

Use our Feed Finder to plan meals correctly: https://www.siarfrozen.co.uk/pages/feed-finder