Pro Plan Kibbles for Medium Puppies with Chicken 3kg

Features:

Enriched with colostrum to help boost puppies’ immune response by up to 50% more.

An adapted combination of protein and fat contents: to promote healthy growth and good long-term health.

A combination of essential nutrients to help support your pup’s joint health.

Energy adapted to your puppy’s more active metabolism.

High quality chicken as #1 ingredient.

Complete food for medium-sized puppies.

Enriched with Colostrum, to help strengthen the puppy’s natural defenses to better meet everyday challenges. Also suitable for pregnant or lactating female dogs.

Ingredients:

High quality chicken (20%) (including back and chest)

Wheat

Dehydrated poultry proteins

Animal fats

Rice (8%)

Soy flour

Corn protein flour

But

Hydrolyzate

Dehydrated beet pulp

Fish oil

Dehydrated eggs

Mineral substances

Dehydrated colostrum (0.1%).

Nutrition and analytical constituents:

Humidity: 8.0%

Protein: 30.0%

Fat: 19.0%

Carbohydrates: 33.5%

Raw Cellulose: 2.0%

Raw ashes: 7.5%

Nutrient contents & average caloric intake in food:

Calcium: 1.50%

Phosphorus: 1.02%

Sodium: 0.39%

Chlorine: 0.56%

Potassium: 0.69%

Magnesium: 0.13%

Linoleic acid: 2.8%

Omega 3 0.3%

Omega 3 2.3%

DHA: 0.07%

EPA+DHA: 0.17%

mg/100g:

Iron 25.7;

Zinc: 17.2;

Copper: 2.1;

Manganese: 6.2;

Iodine: 0.256;

Selenium: 0.041.

IU/kg:

Lives. A: 18129;

Lives. D3: 1037;

Lives. E: 207.

mg/kg:

Vit. K: 0.15;

Vit. C: 60;

Lives. B1:27;

Vit. B2:14;

Vit. B3: 162;

Vit. B5: 45;

Vit. B6:16;

Vit. B8: 0.22;

Vit. B9: 4.56;

Vit. B12: 0.25;

Choline: 2016;

Taurine: 913.

Metabolizable energy (calculated) 4,050 kcal/g.

Feeding guide:

See the table of recommended daily rations. These rations are given for information only. To help your puppy or dog maintain ideal body condition, daily rations must be adapted to their activity level, physical condition and individual needs. During weaning, gradually introduce solid foods. Fresh, clean water should always be available to your dog. To monitor your dog’s health, consult your veterinarian regularly.