Purepet Chicken & Vegetable Biryani

🔍 Product Details — Purepet Chicken & Vegetable Biryani (Fresh)

Product:

• Purepet Chicken & Vegetable Biryani Fresh Food (5×300 g)

• Price: ~ ₹698 for 5 × 300 g (according to Supertails)

Type & Format:

• Fresh, ready-to-serve food

• Comes in pouches (300 g each)

Ingredients / Composition:
According to Purepet’s typical ingredient style (and by extrapolating from their “Chicken & Vegetable” dry food), the main components are likely:

• Chicken & chicken by‑products (Pets & me)

• Vegetables & vegetable by‑products (Pets & me)

• Vegetable oils (Sukadev Animal Care)

• Essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants (Sukadev Animal Care)

Nutritional / Analysis Info (Dry‑food reference):
For the related dry “Chicken & Vegetable” variant:

• Protein (min): ~ 20% (Pets & me)

• Fat (min): ~ 10% (Sukadev Animal Care)

• Crude Fibre (min): ~ 3.5% (PitFrost)

• Moisture (max): ~ 10% for the dry version (Pets & me)

Key Benefits / Claims (from Brand / Sellers):

• “Complete & balanced” nutrition for adult dogs (in fresh form) — similar to their other fresh biryani meals.

• Helps maintain ideal weight while keeping dogs active (economical daily diet) (Pets & me)

• Easily digestible — claims support for immune health. (Sukadev Animal Care)

• Fortified with essential vitamins, minerals & antioxidants. (MyPetPoint)

Storage & Feeding Advice:

• Since it’s fresh, once opened, store in a refrigerator (or as per pack instructions).

• Serve at room temperature (or slightly warmed, if allowed).

• Use within the time frame mentioned on the pouch (check label for “use by” after opening).

Precautions / Things to Consider:

• Because it’s a fresh food, it may cost more (per kg) vs dry kibble.

• Make sure the food is not spoiled: check for bad smell, bloated pouches, or leakage.

• Transitioning from dry food: do it gradually to avoid digestive upset.

• Always provide fresh water, since even moist food doesn’t substitute for water intake.

• Check portion size: 300 g may be a lot or little, depending on your dog’s size — balance with their daily calorie requirement.

Pros / Use-cases:

• Good meal replacement or topper for dry food — especially if your dog is picky or likes “home-style” food.

• Useful for hydration (fresh food has more moisture than dry).

• Convenient: no need to cook — just open and serve.

• Balanced nutrition for daily feeding.