Grau GP Poultry & Parsnip & Broccoli, can for dogs 400 g

High quality gluten free wet food for adult dogs with poultry meat, parsnit and broccoli.

1. Grain free for adult dogs
2. Complete feed for adult dogs
3. easily digestible and easily digestible
4. balanced mix of poultry and vitamin-rich vegetables
5. grain free 

• Poultry is an easily digestible and lean source of protein and gently provides your four-legged friend with the energy for all your adventures. It is therefore particularly suitable for sensitive dogs.
• Parsnips are high in fiber, which helps maintain your dog's gut health. On top of that, they provide your dog with important carbohydrates, which is why they are a great alternative to grains. In addition, they contain many vitamins and are rich in potassium.
• With an extra portion of antioxidants, vitamins and minerals, broccoli is a real nutrient bomb for your furry friend. At the same time, it is very low in calories and fat.

Composition

66% poultry (poultry hearts, poultry meat, poultry liver, poultry stomachs, poultry necks, poultry fat), 29% broth, 2% parsnip, 2% broccoli, 1% minerals

Analytical components

Crude protein 10.3%, fat content 5.1%, crude ash 2.5%, crude fiber 0.4%, moisture 80%, calcium 0.22%, phosphorus 0.2%

Nutritional additives/kg

Vitamin D3 200 IU, zinc (zinc sulfate, monohydrate) 25 mg, manganese (manganese(II) sulfate, monohydrate) 1.4 mg, copper (copper(II) sulfate, pentahydrate) 1 mg, iodine (calcium iodate, anhydrous) 0.75 mg 

Feeding recommendation

• Dogs 2 to 8 kg      190 - 540g per day
• Dogs 9 to 24 kg         610 - 1300g per day
• Dogs 25 to 45 kg 1350 - 2100g per day

TIP

When it comes to the amount of food, please trust your experience and the amounts you are used to. The current feeding recommendation is based – as is now customary – on the energy content and no longer mainly on the volume. 

So far, the recommended amount was lower because many dogs not only get wet food, but also dry food and treats. Good to know: 100 g of wet food contains about 100 kcal, but 100 g of dry food contains about 350 kcal and more! 

If your four-legged friend used to get full with less wet food, he will continue to do so with the new varieties. To determine the right amount, you should always pay attention to the weight and shape of your four-legged friend. Because: How much you actually have to feed depends on activity , age and metabolism - because not all four-legged friends use their food in the same way. 

The quantities given are recommendations by the FEDIAF (European Pet Food Industry Federation). This association checks compliance with the legal tolerances for nutrients and vitamins, among other things, and also lays down the basics for determining how the daily feeding amount is to be determined - namely in relation to the energy content.

Even with a smaller amount, your pet is still optimally supplied with everything he needs - paw on it!

Please always provide your fur nose with enough drinking water.