HAPPY DOG Sensible Junior Lamb & Rice 10kg

HAPPY DOG Sensible Junior Lamb & Rice 10kg - Product description

From 7 months onwards, the food should have a moderate protein content to avoid too rapid growth. Happy Dog Sensible Junior Lamb & Rice has an ideal protein content. Flavoursome, on lamb with rice, with the addition of New Zealand mussels which also makes it suitable for sensitive young dogs. The unique croquette shape makes it particularly easy to digest. Happy Dog Natural Life Concept provides your dog with all the ingredients it needs to function properly.

Composition

• Lamb protein* (20%)
• Rice flour (18%)
• Maize
• Maize flour
• Greaves
• Beef fat
• Sunflower oil
• Sugar beet molasses* (desugared)
• Hydrolysed liver
• Apple pomace (0.7%)
• Rapeseed oil
• Potassium chloride
• Sodium chloride, yeast *
• Algae
• Linseed (0.16%)
• Mussel meat (0,04%)
• Yucca schidigera *
• Yeast (extract)
• Milk thistle
• Artichoke
• Dandelion
• Ginger
• Birch leaves
• Chamomile
• Coriander
• Rosemary
• Sage
• Liquorice root
• Thyme
• Herbs * total 0,15%

Composition analysis

• Crude protein 26.0%
• Crude fat 13.0%
• Crude fibre 2.5%
• Crude ash 8.5%
• Calcium fatty acids 1.5%
• Phosphorus 1.1%
• Sodium 0.45%
• Potassium 0.55%
• Magnesium 0.08%
• Omega-6 3.1%
• Omega-3 0.3%

Additives

• Vitamin A (3a672a) 12000 I.E.
• Vitamin D3 (E671) 1200 I.E.
• Vitamin E 75 mg
• Vitamin B1 4 mg
• Vitamin B2 6 mg
• Vitamin B6 4 mg
• Biotin 575 mcg
• Calcium pantothenate-D 10 mg
• Niacin 40 mg
• Vitamin B12 70 mcg
• Choline chloride 60 mg
• E1; iron (II) sulphate; monohydrate) 105 mg
• Copper (E4; copper (II) sulphate; pentahydrate) 10 mg
• Zinc (zinc oxide 3b603 100 mg, zinc chelate of amino acids; hydrate 3b606 25 mg,) 125 mg
• Manganese (E5; manganese (II) oxide) 25 mg
• Iodine (calcium iodate; anhydrous 3b202) 2 mg
• Selenium (E8; sodium selenite) 0.15 mg
• Tocopherol-rich extracts from vegetable oils 1b306 (i)

Dosage

The manufacturer does not limit the size of the animal.

Additional information

Less protein after teething: As all puppies have a higher protein requirement in the first weeks and months, it is recommended to feed a suitable "puppy food" until teething is complete. Only when feeding special puppy food is there a need to change to Junior food, because only then does the protein demand decrease.

When the dog approaches the appropriate weight, the protein requirement decreases and the amount of food should be adjusted accordingly.

Weigh puppies and young dogs regularly and document weight gain. It may be necessary to adjust the amount of food for individual puppies, young dogs. Do not give too much food - make sure the growth is not above average. If you give snacks, reduce the amount of food accordingly. Tip: use part of the daily ration as a substitute for snacks. Give the food dry or add warm water (about 60°C) and leave until the food is submerged. Divide the daily portion of food into several meals (2 - 3). Fresh water should always be available.

*dried.

** When the dog's final weight is reached, slowly move on to the appropriate Adult food.