Supernature Pumpkinz Dried Pumpkin Powder

Supernature Pumpkinz Dried Pumpkin Powder for Dogs

Support your dog’s digestion naturally with Supernature Pumpkinz Dried Pumpkin Powder – a simple, 100% pure pumpkin powder packed with natural fibre, vitamins and minerals. Perfect for everyday wellbeing, digestive support and creating delicious enrichment recipes.

Whether sprinkled over meals, mixed into a smooth pumpkin purée or frozen into your dog’s favourite enrichment feeder, Pumpkinz is an easy way to add extra goodness to your dog’s day.

Perfect for Enrichment Feeders

Looking for new enrichment ideas? Pumpkin powder is one of our favourite feeder toppings!

Simply mix equal parts pumpkin powder and water to create a smooth purée, then spread it inside enrichment feeders, lick mats or slow feeders. You can even combine it with bone broth, goat milk, pâté, natural yoghurt (where suitable), or healthy treats before freezing for a longer-lasting enrichment activity.

It’s an easy way to keep dogs mentally stimulated while providing a tasty nutritional boost.

Why You’ll Love It

• 100% pure pumpkin with no fillers or additives
• Naturally rich in fibre to help support healthy digestion
• Helps to firm loose stools
• Packed with vitamins and minerals
• Great as a meal topper or enrichment ingredient
• Easy to mix into a smooth purée
• Suitable for lick mats, enrichment feeders and slow feeders
• Vegan and plant-based
• Veterinary approved

Composition

100% Pumpkin.

Analytical Constituents

• Crude Protein: 13%
• Crude Fat: 5%
• Crude Fibre: 16%
• Crude Ash: 8%

Feeding Guide

Sprinkle directly onto your dog’s food or mix with water (approximately 50:50) to create a smooth pumpkin purée.

Daily guide:

• Small Dogs (up to 12kg): ½ tbsp
• Medium Dogs (12–24kg): 1 tbsp
• Large Dogs (24–36kg): 1½ tbsp
• Extra Large Dogs (36kg+): 2 tbsp

Suitable for dogs over 8 weeks of age.

Always provide fresh drinking water. Complementary pet food for dogs. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and reseal after each use. If your dog is unwell, always seek veterinary advice.