Adult Dog

Medium Adult Rich In Chicken 12kg

Complete and balanced dry food for adult dogs

Adult
Dog
Classic
Complete
Dry

12000g

Other formats

3000g

Formulated with a single source of animal protein (chicken), which is also the first ingredient, this is a tasty, easily digestible, complete and balanced meal to satisfy the nutritional needs of adult medium dogs of all breeds. With brewers' yeast and biotin to help maintain the well-being of coat and skin.

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Why choose this product

A single animal protein source (chicken) as the first ingredient
without added colorings and preservatives
easily digestible
with brewer's yeast and biotin to help maintain the well-being of fur and skin
integrated with a special blend of aromatic plant extracts with synergistic antioxidant activity
complete and balanced formula that meets the needs of medium-sized adult dogs
Cruelty free.

Ingredients

dehydrated chicken proteins 26%, rice, barley, corn, purified animal fat, dried beet pulp 2.95%, hydrolysed animal proteins, minerals, refined sunflower oil, fructooligosaccharides (FOS) 0.78%, brewer's yeast 0 .48%, dried chicory pulp 0.32%, yucca schidigera.

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Analytical Components

Crude protein: 24.0%, Crude fat: 14.0%, Crude fibre: 3.5%, Crude ash: 5.1%, Calcium: 1.1%, Phosphorus: 0.65%, Magnesium: 0, 13%, Sodium: 0.13%, Potassium: 1.22%, Humidity: 9.0%, Total Omega 6 2.28%, Total Omega 3 0.23%

Advice on use

For a complete and balanced diet, it is a good idea to give your dog both dry and wet Schesir food daily. The transition to the new food should be gradual. The amounts given refer to feeding the dry product alone, or combined with the wet and may vary according to the specific needs of the animal.

The doses indicated refer to the administration of only the dry product as is and may vary in relation to the specific needs of the animal. Alternating with Schesir wet foods is advisable, although not essential for nutritional completeness. Always leave fresh water available. The transition to the new food must be gradual.