Dry Dog Food Brit Care Hypoallergenic Weight Loss Rabbit & Rice 12 kg, Adult, All Breeds, Protein 27%, Fat 9%

Brit Care Hypoallergenic Weight Loss Rabbit & Rice is a complete superpremium dry dog food formulated for adult dogs of all breeds that need weight management. The recipe uses a single animal protein source (rabbit) and rice as carbohydrate to ensure high digestibility and reduced risk of allergic reactions while delivering balanced nutrition for weight control.

Advantages

This hypoallergenic formula contains low fat and a high proportion of rabbit protein to support maintenance of optimal body weight. L-carnitine is included to support fat metabolism, and psyllium increases the feeling of fullness to help reduce hunger between meals. The recipe is enriched with probiotics to promote balanced gut microflora and milk thistle to support liver function and assist the body in eliminating harmful substances.

Suitable for

• Adult dogs of all breeds with overweight or tendency to gain weight
• Dogs with food sensitivities that require a single animal protein source
• Pets needing a balanced, easily digestible diet for weight reduction or maintenance

Key specifications

• Type: Complete dry dog food
• Target: Adult dogs (all breeds) with weight problems
• Main protein source: Rabbit (single animal protein)
• Carbohydrate source: Rice
• Special ingredients: L-carnitine, psyllium, probiotics, milk thistle
• Pack size referenced: 12 kg
• Brand: Brit; MPN: 100-172225; EAN: 8595602559169

How to use

Feed according to the dog’s current weight, target weight and activity level. Introduce the food gradually over several days by mixing with the previous diet and increasing the new food share until fully substituted. Provide fresh water at all times. Monitor body condition and adjust daily ration as needed to achieve and maintain target weight. For specific feeding amounts consult the product packaging or a veterinarian.

Recommendations

Use this formula as part of a controlled weight-management plan: combine measured portions with regular exercise, monitor weight frequently and consult a veterinarian before starting any prolonged weight-loss program or if the dog has underlying health issues.