Chicken & Duck Cold Pressed Dog Food (Inc. Small Bites)
1KG / Normal (Small Medium and Large Dogs)
€12,00 EUR
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Chicken & Duck Cold Pressed Dog Food (Inc. Small Bites)
€12,00 EUR
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A balanced and flavourful everyday recipe, Gentle Chicken & Duck combines two high-quality protein sources to support strong muscles, energy, and overall health. This recipe is ideal for dogs who thrive on a varied, nutrient-rich diet.
Gently cold pressed at low temperatures, the food retains more natural nutrients and breaks down easily for better digestion. With carefully selected ingredients and no hidden additives, Gentle Chicken & Duck delivers complete, wholesome nutrition for happy, healthy dogs.
Ingredients
Ingredients:
Dried ground chicken meat (28%), brown rice (heat-pretreated) (28%), dried ground duck meat (9%), herring oil (fish) (6.5%), rice germ, corn germ, rapeseed oil, linseed oil, beetroot, chard, seaweed (dried), vegetable mix (parsnip, chard, celery, chicory, parsley roots) (1.5%), dried herb mix (nettle, fennel, cumin, chamomile), egg yolk, yucca schidigera (dried and ground plant), minerals (silica, bentonite and bentonite-montmorillonite), green-lipped mussel meat (dried) (0.5%).
Nutritional Additives /kg
- Vitamin A - 10,000 IU
- Vitamin D3 - 1,000 IU
- Vitamin E - 210 mg
- Vitamin B1 - 3.7 mg
- Vitamin B2 - 7.4 mg
- Vitamin B6 - 4.4 mg
- Vitamin B12 - 44 µg
- Vitamin C - 145 mg
- Biotin - 230 µg
- Folic Acid - 0.37 mg
- Niacin - 22 mg
- Calcium-D-Pantothenate - 8 mg
- Choline Chloride - 1,000 mg
Traces /kg
- Manganese - 50 mg
- Copper - 9 mg
- Zinc - 72 mg
- Iodine - 1.7 mg
Analytical Constituents
- Crude Protein - 28.8%
- Crude Fat - 10.8%
- Crude Fiber - 3%
- Mineral Content - 6.8%
- Calcium - 1.25%
- Phosphorus - 1%
Calories per 100g = 359.
Feeding Guide
How much to feed daily depends on your dog’s age and body weight:
- Puppies (0–6 months) = 2.5% of body weight
- Young dogs (6–18 months) = 1.8–2.0% of body weight
- Adult dogs (1.5–7 years) = 1.2% of body weight
- Senior dogs (7 years or older) = 1% of body weight
This is just a guideline. Your dog’s activity level may require you to adjust the daily food amount up or down as needed.
How do I know if I’m feeding too little or too much?
If your dog is losing weight, you may be feeding too little. Always consult your vet if you notice significant weight loss.
There are several signs of overfeeding. These include:
- Loose stools
- Excessive water consumption
- Restlessness or hyperactivity
If you have any other questions about feeding Gentle, please feel free to contact us.
