Jumping Jack hypoallergenic dog food in trays 18 pack

18 gold trays Jumping Jack with Spaniel Willow

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Jumping Jack GOLD 18 trays

Name: Jumping Jack GOLD 18 trays
Brand: Just Be Kind Dog Food
SKU: BUNDLE18_JBK_JMJK290
Price: 55.50 GBP
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£55.50

Jumping Jack GOLD is a complete vet formulated recipe full of wholefood plant proteins including faba bean, hemp seeds, jackfruit and quinoa with a hearty rich appetising smell and taste your dog will love.

All ingredients are finest quality certified non-GMO and chosen to provide a powerhouse of goodness for your plant-based dog or dog with digestive sensitivities needing a grain-free and hypoallergenic natural food.

Jumping Jack is sold in very convenient gold 290g aluminium trays that allow for easy serving compared to tins, and a resealable lid to keep it fresh in the fridge. There is NO plastic in the packaging at all, just cardboard and aluminium is the most recyclable material available - everything to love about JUMPING JACK GOLD!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Composition and Nutritional Analysis

NATURAL INGREDIENTS

7% Faba Bean Protein, Carrots, Sweet Potatoes, Pumpkin Seeds, Red Pepper, 3% Papaya, Sunflower Oil, Blueberries, 2% Jackfruit, Sunflower Seeds, 2% Quinoa, Sea Buckthorn, Kale, Minerals, Hemp Seeds, Psyllium Husks, Algae, Inulin, Chamomile

ANALYSIS

Moisture 79%, Crude Protein 6.1%*, Fat Content 4.5%, Crude Fibre 1.1%, Ash 1.4%, 0.17% Calcium, 0.13% Phosphorus
*29% protein on a dry matter basis

NUTRITIONAL ADDITIVES (per kg)

Vitamin D3 200IU, Vitamin E all-rac-alpha-tocopheryl acetate 20mg, L-Carnitine 500mg, Taurine 1000mg, Vitamin B1 10mg, Vitamin B12 75μg, Niacinamide 15mg, Biotin 300μg, Zinc as Zinc Sulphate Monohydrate 25mg, Copper as Copper (II) Sulphate Pentahydrate 1mg, Iodine as Calcium Iodate Anhydrous 0.75mg, Selenium as Sodium Selenite 0.08g, DL-Methionine 2200mg, Tryptophan 600mg

Each tray weighs 290g

Calorie content: 89 kcal of convertible energy per 100g of food

Health Benefits and Feeding guidelines

As well as making up a complete diet, Jumping Jack’s ingredients also have a number of health benefits for the body, in particular the skin, heart and gut:

Faba Bean, Jackfruit and Quinoa protein is chosen as a valuable protein source as all 3 have an optimal amino acid profile for your dog.
Added Hemp Seeds and Algae provides the essential Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids. They lead to a soft and healthy coat and fully support a healthy skin barrier for all dogs with sensitive skins.
Blueberries are chosen for their antioxidant properties. They are characterised by a high fibre content, which has a beneficial effect on digestion. Minerals such as iron, magnesium, calcium and potassium are abundant in blueberries as well as high levels of Vitamins B and E.
Papaya is another superfood that is added as it contains one of the highest levels of natural digestive enzymes of all the fruit.
Sweet Potato is rich in nutrients and fibre and contains large amounts of Vitamins A, C and E, as well as essential fibre. Due to a low sodium content, sweet potato has a diuretic effect, so that detoxification processes are stimulated in the body and harmful waste products are more easily removed.
The addition of Carrots, Kale, Red Pepper, Pumpkin Seeds and Psyllium Husks ensures that your dog gets their ‘5 a day’ to naturally feed their gut microbiome which in turn will look after your dog’s health naturally.
Sea Buckthorn is added which is a herb chosen for its very high natural Vitamin B levels
Jumping Jack is a healthy, nutritionally complete, very tasty non-GMO plant-based food for your dog and ideal for dogs with yeast or pea allergies as it contains neither of these!

Feeding Guidelines and Storage

Suitable as a complete meal for adult dogs from 9-12 months old (small breeds), 12 months (medium/ large breeds), 18 months (giant breeds).

Can also be mixed with your puppy’s current dry food to complement a dry puppy food.

Feed once or twice a day at room temperature. Always keep a bowl of fresh water close by.

Transition your dog over a period of 2 – 3 weeks by slowly reducing the amount of original food and increasing the amount of JUMPING JACK each day if feeding meat-based dog food. Each tray weighs 290g. Store in a cool dry place. Once opened, refrigerate and use within 2-3 days.

Raw fed dogs may require a slightly longer transition to ensure that their gut microbiome can adapt to the increase in natural fibre.
Ideal used as a topper over homemade fresh food such as quinoa, sweet potato, tofu to keep the food affordable. Can also be mixed with dry biscuits to offer extra taste and texture.

Daily feeding recommendation:
5 kg: 320 – 365g

10 kg: 540 - 615g

20 kg: 910 – 1030 g

30 kg: 1230 - 1400g

40 kg: 1525 – 1730 g

50 kg: 1800 – 2050 g

60 kg: 2070 – 2350g
daily quantity in grams depending on your dog's weight although age, activity, size, season and appetite may all influence the amount you feed your dog.

FAQ's about Jumping Jack

IS JUMPING JACK SUITABLE FOR DOGS WITH SENSITIVITIES?

Yes, as Jumping Jack is made from pure non-GMO novel protein ingredients, it is suitable for dogs with intolerances to all animal proteins, grains, soya, wheat and even pea protein and potatoes as these are not included as ingredients. It does contain yeast though.

For dogs with sensitivities being given plant-based dog food such as Jumping Jack for the first time, we advise that only very small portions are fed at a time to ensure that your dog's microbiome adapts to the change in plant proteins and fibre.

WHERE DOES THE NAME JUMPING JACK COME FROM?

With high protein and delicious Jackfruit as an ingredient, we immediately thought of the name Jack...and with the addition of the superfood Sea Buckthorn rich in Vitamins; it made us think of the a springing Buck hence the 'Jumping'!!

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN JUMPING JACK AND GIVE A DOG A BEAN?

Both complete wet foods are made from faba bean protein instead of pea protein as their main base.

Jumping Jack has jackfruit instead of red kidney beans in Give A Dog A Bean and red pepper instead of green beans, but otherwise the other ingredients are the same.

We chose to add yeast and the herb rich in Vit B called sea buckthorn to Jumping Jack and Give A Dog A Bean does not contain these.

The nutrient profile of both recipes are almost identical as well as calorific value.

WHY HAVE YOU NOT USED PEA PROTEIN?

We are so proud to have produced the very first vegan dog food in the world to contain no pea protein as one of its ingredients.
We have chosen to omit pea protein as we have had so many dogs show intolerances to peas of any kind so both Jumping Jack and Give A Dog A Bean are the ONLY plant-based food that they will be able to eat.

Faba bean protein is very palatable and high in all the amino acids that dogs need, and it is one of the most sustainable ways to farm as these legumes fix the nitrogen back into the soil acting as natural fertilizers for the next crop.

WILL FEEDING JUMPING JACK CALM MY DOG?

We have included the amino acid Trytophan in both Jumping Jack and Give A Dog A Bean which is the precursor to serotonin (the calming hormone). There is also the addition of psyllium husks in both recipes which is a natural prebiotic that enhances the gut health of your dog and has also been shown to have a calming effect on your dog's behaviour.

WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE REGISTERED WITH THE VEGAN SOCIETY?

Both Jumping Jack and Give A Dog A Bean have been registered with the vegan society which means that thorough checks have taken place to ensure that ALL ingredients used are non-GMO and free of possible pesticide risk.

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The science behind Just Be Kind

Every Just Be Kind recipe is built on published veterinary nutrition science. Here are the key studies Dr. Arielle draws on — translated into plain English.

Dr. Arielle's note

"I reference these studies when speaking to sceptical vets about my patients' diets. The evidence for nutritionally complete plant-based feeding has strengthened considerably since 2021."

Taste preference

Plant-based versus meat-based pet foods: Owner-reported palatability behaviours

Proof that vegan dog food diets are as palatable as meat-based or even raw in this significant study carried out during 2020 and published by Prof Andrew Knight in June 2021

Prof. Andrew Knight, 2020

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Longevity

Largest Study of 2536 dogs showing dogs fed vegan diets were healthiest!

Dogs fed vegan diets clearly had the best health outcomes in this very large-scale study, and these results are consistent with prior studies in this field. – Prof Andrew Knight Sept 2024

Prof. Andrew Knight, 2024

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Digestion

Dog domestication reveals adaptation to a starch-rich diet

A fascinating study proving how mutations in key genes occurred allowing increased starch digestion in dogs relative to wolves. These results indicate that early ancestors of modern dogs could thrive on a diet rich in starch.

Research in Vet. Science, 2022

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Health Outcomes

Reported Health Benefits of a Vegan Dog Food - Dr Mike Davies (2022)

Davies (2022) surveyed 100 dog guardians who had switched to a nutritionally complete vegan dog food designed by UK vets. "The vegan food was acceptable (palatable), and appetite and body weight were not adversely affected."

Dr Mike Davies, 2022

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