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Adult Dog Grain & Gluten Free Duck in a Herb Gravy 390g x 12
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50% Duck
Protein
8% Pumpkin, Courgette & Blueberries
Antioxidant rich foods with Vitamins C, E & K, Beta Carotene and Calcium, essential for all round health
Vitamins
Essential Oils & Minerals
Healthy Skin & Coat
Minerals
Glucosamine & Chrondrotin
Joint Health
Omega 3 & 6
Our Grain Free and Gluten Free Wet Dog Food is specifically made for dogs who have sensitive tummies or intolerances, with ingredients carefully selected to help promote a healthy digestive system and a happy, healthy dog.
We are confident your dog will love our delicious Herb Gravy recipe with 50% Duck, a premium source of protein that provides vitamins and minerals and is ideal for dogs with intolerances to common proteins.
This Grain Free and Gluten Free Wet Dog Food also contains:
- Blueberries: an antioxidant-rich food with Vitamin C
- Pumpkin: contains antioxidants Vitamin C and E
- Courgette: a natural source of Vitamin C and K, Beta Carotene and Calcium
Omegas 3 and 6 are included in Sunflower and Salmon oils to help maintain healthy skin and promote a healthy coat for your adult dog throughout its life.
Gluten Free
Grain Free
Sensitive Stomach
THE TECHNICAL STUFF
Duck 50%, Blueberries 4%, Pumpkin 4%, Courgette 4%, Vitamins and Minerals, Sunflower Oil, Salmon Oil, Flaxseed Oil, Dried Kelp, Dried Rosemary, Dried Chicory Root, Mannanoligosaccharides (Prebiotic MOS), Dried Nettle, Green Tea, Dried Rosehip, Glucosamine, Chondroitin Sulphate, Marigold.
Calories
- Kcal/100g 87
Protein 9%, Fat Content 5.5%, Crude Fibre 0.5%, Inorganic Matter 3.7%, Moisture 80%.
Vitamin A 3000IU, Vitamin D3 420IU, Vitamin E 40mg, Vitamin B Complex 26.3mg, Zinc Sulphate Monohydrate 107.14mg, Manganese Sulphate 11.72mg, Sodium Selenite 0.89mg, Calcium Iodate 0.62mg.
adult 150g and 400g Feeding Guide: Daily Allowance
| Size of Dog | Body Weight | On its Own 150g | On its Own 400g | With dry food 150g | With dry food 400g |
| Toy | Up to 5kg | ½ - 1 Tray | ½ Tray | Up to ½Tray | Up to ¼Tray |
| Small | 5-12kg | 2-4 Trays | 1-2 Trays | 1-2 Trays | Up to 1 Tray |
| Medium | 12-25kg | n/a | 2-3 Trays | n/a | Up to 1½ Trays |
| Large | 25-45kg | n\a | 3-5 Tray | n\a | Up to 2½ Trays |
Puppy 150g Feeding Guide: Daily Allowance
| Size of Dog | Body Weight | On its Own 150g | With dry food 150g | ||
| Toy | Up to 5kg | 2-3 Trays | Up to 1 Tray | ||
| Small | 5-12kg | 4-8 Trays | Up to 2 Trays |
Adult 390g Can Feeding Guide: Daily Allowance
| Size of Dog | Body Weight | On its Own | With dry food | ||
| Up to 5kg | 1 Can | ½ Can | |||
| 10kg | 2 Cans | 1 Can | |||
| 20kg | 3 Cans | 1½ Can | |||
| 30kg | 4 Cans | 2 Can | |||
| 40kg | 5 Cans | 2½ Can |
You may also wish to read our Dog Care Guide
Duck 50%, Blueberries 4%, Pumpkin 4%, Courgette 4%, Vitamins and Minerals, Sunflower Oil, Salmon Oil, Flaxseed Oil, Dried Kelp, Dried Rosemary, Dried Chicory Root, Mannanoligosaccharides (Prebiotic MOS), Dried Nettle, Green Tea, Dried Rosehip, Glucosamine, Chondroitin Sulphate, Marigold.
Calories
- Kcal/100g 87
Protein 9%, Fat Content 5.5%, Crude Fibre 0.5%, Inorganic Matter 3.7%, Moisture 80%.
Vitamin A 3000IU, Vitamin D3 420IU, Vitamin E 40mg, Vitamin B Complex 26.3mg, Zinc Sulphate Monohydrate 107.14mg, Manganese Sulphate 11.72mg, Sodium Selenite 0.89mg, Calcium Iodate 0.62mg.
adult 150g and 400g Feeding Guide: Daily Allowance
| Size of Dog | Body Weight | On its Own 150g | On its Own 400g | With dry food 150g | With dry food 400g |
| Toy | Up to 5kg | ½ - 1 Tray | ½ Tray | Up to ½Tray | Up to ¼Tray |
| Small | 5-12kg | 2-4 Trays | 1-2 Trays | 1-2 Trays | Up to 1 Tray |
| Medium | 12-25kg | n/a | 2-3 Trays | n/a | Up to 1½ Trays |
| Large | 25-45kg | n\a | 3-5 Tray | n\a | Up to 2½ Trays |
Puppy 150g Feeding Guide: Daily Allowance
| Size of Dog | Body Weight | On its Own 150g | With dry food 150g | ||
| Toy | Up to 5kg | 2-3 Trays | Up to 1 Tray | ||
| Small | 5-12kg | 4-8 Trays | Up to 2 Trays |
Adult 390g Can Feeding Guide: Daily Allowance
| Size of Dog | Body Weight | On its Own | With dry food | ||
| Up to 5kg | 1 Can | ½ Can | |||
| 10kg | 2 Cans | 1 Can | |||
| 20kg | 3 Cans | 1½ Can | |||
| 30kg | 4 Cans | 2 Can | |||
| 40kg | 5 Cans | 2½ Can |
You may also wish to read our Dog Care Guide
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The Benefits
STRONG IMMUNE SYSTEM
Quality proteins help nourish the immune system and aid in the natural regeneration of cells on a daily base.
HIGHLY PALATABLE
High quality wholesome ingredients with natural flavourings should please even the fussiest of dogs.
GOOD SKIN AND COAT
A balance of omega 6 & 3, vitamins & minerals promote a healthly, shiny coat as well as helping skin conditions.
OPTIMAL WEIGHT
Good protein & fat levels help your dog maintain the ideal weight with Vit B to support a healthy energy balance.
STRONG BONES & JOINTS
A balance of minerals and omega 3 support healthy bones and joints.
HEALTHY DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
Highly digestible proteins and fibre help maintain a healthy digestive system.
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