Dry dog food Nature Grain Free Holistic Lamb 2 kg — adult, grain-free, lamb, 28% protein, 18% fat

Complete dry dog food Nature Grain Free Holistic Lamb, 2 kg, formulated for adult dogs of all breeds. The recipe is grain- and gluten-free with lamb as the main flavour. It contains 28% protein, 18% fat, 9% moisture and 8% crude ash. The product is free from soy, added sugars and artificial colours and is suitable for dogs with food allergies. Packaged in a sack; store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Advantages

Grain-free and gluten-free composition reduces exposure to common cereal allergens; lamb-based formula provides a single primary animal protein source suitable for dogs with food sensitivities. The recipe delivers a relatively high protein level (28%) and balanced fat content (18%) for adult maintenance, while being free of soy, added sugar and artificial colours. Moisture and crude ash values are typical for dry adult diets and the product is supplied in a resealable sack for storage.

Suitable for

• Adult dogs of all breeds
• Dogs with food allergies or sensitivities to cereals
• Owners seeking a lamb-based, grain-free dry food

Key specifications

• Type: Complete dry dog food
• Net weight: 2 kg
• Main flavour: Lamb
• Protein content: 28%
• Fat content: 18%
• Moisture: 9%
• Crude ash: 8%
• Crude fibre: 2.7%
• Dietary attributes: Grain-free, gluten-free, soy-free, sugar-free, no artificial colours
• Dosage form: Solid kibble
• Life stage: Adult

How to use

Provide as a complete feed according to the dog’s weight, age and activity level. Introduce gradually over several days by mixing increasing amounts of the new food with the previous diet. Ensure fresh water is available at all times. Follow portioning guidance on the packaging and adjust amounts to maintain optimal body condition.

Recommendations

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Once opened, keep the sack sealed and use within the timeframe indicated on the packaging for best freshness. For dogs with known medical conditions, consult a veterinarian before changing diet.