Larton Meaty Mix - Complete Dry Dog Food 15kg

Larton Meaty Mix – Complete Dry Dog Food, 15kg

Meaty Mix is the traditional British working-dog complete: a cereal-based kibble carried on wheat and maize, with dried meat chunks mixed through it so the bowl has texture as well as nutrition. It is the kind of food that keeps a kennel of active dogs in condition without the cost of a premium bag, and the chunks are what gets it eaten.

It is sold under the Larton name by Larton Livery in Lancashire, as a merchant’s own label rather than a national brand. That has a consequence worth knowing before you buy: there is no manufacturer website carrying the specification, so the declaration on the sack is the only published source.

Performance & Benefits

• Complete food — no mixer, biscuit or topper is needed alongside it.
• Dried meat chunks mixed through a cereal-based kibble, which is what makes it palatable to a hungry working dog.
• A 15kg sack, sized for a kennel or a multi-dog household rather than a single small dog.
• Dry kibble keeps well and can be fed damped down with warm water for an older dog.
• A budget-conscious everyday feed rather than a high-specification performance diet.

Suitable For

• Working dogs and active adult dogs in regular exercise.
• Kennels and households feeding more than one dog.
• Owners who want a straightforward traditional mixer-style complete.
• Feeding damped or dry, according to preference.
• Not the food for a dog with a cereal intolerance, or for a puppy — a wheat-free recipe such as Dr John Hypoallergenic, or a purpose-made puppy food, is the right choice there.

Feeding

• Feed to the guide printed on the sack, by bodyweight, age and workload.
• Split the daily amount across two meals for a deep-chested dog rather than feeding it all at once.
• Change over from another food across seven to ten days.
• Fresh drinking water down at all times, and more of it on a dry diet.
• Adjust by condition: ribs you can feel but not see is the target, not a number on a chart.

Composition & Analysis

• There is no manufacturer website for the Larton label, and Larton Livery’s own site does not serve its product pages publicly, so no composition or analytical constituents are published anywhere we can verify.
• Accordingly none is restated here. The composition, analytical constituents and additives are declared on the sack label, which is the legal declaration.
• Figures circulating on retail listings — including a 23% protein and 12% dried meat chunk declaration — are not traceable to a published manufacturer source, so they are not repeated on this page.
• Supplied as a 15kg sack.
• If you need the current declaration before ordering, ask us and we will read it off the sack for you.