Purepet Chicken Biryani

🐶 Product Information

Here are some versions:

• Purepet Chicken Biryani 300 g — basic wet-like meal pouch / ready-to-eat.

• Purepet Chicken Biryani Fresh Food (5×300 g) — multi-pack.

📦 Key Features & Benefits

According to the product listing:

• It’s ready to serve — no cooking needed. (Vihaan Pet Clinic)

• Made with 65% real chicken. (BigBasket)

• No corn, no soya, no wheat mentioned in BigBasket listing. (BigBasket)

• Helps lean muscle growth — because of high-quality protein from chicken and eggs. (Vihaan Pet Clinic)

• Supports healthy digestion — includes fiber-rich veggies and natural herbs. (Vihaan Pet Clinic)

• Boosts immunity — contains antioxidant-rich superfoods like amla, turmeric, and ashwagandha. (Vihaan Pet Clinic)

• Good for skin & coat — has Omega-3 / good fats for shine. (Vihaan Pet Clinic)

• The flavour is “biryani-style”, to appeal to picky eaters. (Vihaan Pet Clinic)

🥣 Ingredients (Approx / Reported)

From the Purepet Fresh Chicken Biryani 300g listing: (Vihaan Pet Clinic)

• Real Chicken

• Eggs

• Hydrolysed Chicken Liver

• Carrots

• Rice (or rice-based)

• Natural herbs: amla, turmeric, ashwagandha

• Other: Moringa, Basil, Giloy, Ginger

• Minerals & Vitamins: (Vit A, D3, E, B1, B2, B6, Folic acid, Choline etc.)

📊 Nutritional Info

From the same listing: (Vihaan Pet Clinic)

• High protein from real chicken & eggs.

• Balanced carbs and fibre from vegetables + rice.

• No artificial preservatives (as claimed).

Exact macronutrient numbers (calories, fat, etc.) are not clearly listed on that source.

✅ Suitable For

• Dogs of all life stages (adult and puppy) — as per Purepet’s item description. (Vihaan Pet Clinic)

• All breeds, since it is a balanced ready-meal. (Vihaan Pet Clinic)

❗ Things to Be Careful About / Consider

• Since it’s a fresh-style / wet-type food, check for storage instructions (refrigeration / shelf-life) — always follow the pack instructions.

• Monitor how your dog reacts: sometimes diet changes can upset digestion, so introduce gradually.

• Cost-wise: being a ready meal, it might be more expensive per feed than plain dry kibble.

• Talk to your vet before switching — especially if your dog has dietary issues.