Composition

Fresh lamb meat, liver and lung (total: 30%); rice (30%); oat feed meal; lamb protein, dried (10%); dehydrated poultry protein with low ash content (7.5%); saltwater fish meal (3.5%); dried beet pulp, desugared; dried egg; hydrolysed gelatine (2.5%); dried brewer's yeast (2.5%); carob pods, dried; poultry fat; vegetable oil (palm, coconut); chia seeds (1.5%); hydrolysed poultry liver; salmon oil; sodium chloride; potassium chloride

Analysis of components

Protein 26.0%; Fat content 15.0%; Crude ash 7.0%; Crude fiber 2.8%; Moisture 10.0%; Calcium 1.35%; Phosphorus 0.9%; Sodium 0.3%

Additives per kgNutritional additives

Vitamin A 15,000 IE; Vitamin D3 1,500 IE; Vitamin E 150 mg; Taurin 500 mg; Kupfer (als Kupfer(II)-sulfat-Pentahydrate) 12.5 mg; Eisen (als Eisen(II)-sulfat-Monohydrate) 200 mg; Mangan (als Mangan(II)-oxid) 40 mg; Zink (als Zinkoxid) 125 mg; Jod (als Kalziumjodat, wasserfrei) 2 mg; Selen (als Natriumselenit) 0.05 mg

Technological additives

Lecithin 1,600 mg; Tocopherol Extrakte aus flanzlichen Ölen (= natural Vitamin E) 48 mg

Average values ​​for feeding young dogs are shown in the table below. The correct amount of feed is determined by regular monitoring of the dog's weight. It is recommended to compare the individual weight curve of the animal with the growth chart specific to the breed. Feed dry.

Make sure the animal has fresh water available at all times.

Recommended amount of feed per animal in g/day