Dry dog food o'canis Lamb with millet and potatoes – 1.5 kg, 26% protein, 9.5% fat, gluten- and soy-free

Complete dry dog food o'canis Lamb with millet and potatoes, 1.5 kg. Formulated for adult dogs and for animals with food hypersensitivity or allergies. Main ingredients and characteristics include lamb flavour, millet and potatoes; protein 26%, fat 9.5%, crude ash 6.5% and crude fibre 4%. The recipe is gluten-free, soy-free, sugar-free and contains no artificial colours. Packaged in a sack and suitable for dogs of all breeds.

Advantages

This dry dog food is developed for adult dogs with food hypersensitivity or food allergies and uses lamb as the primary flavour source. The formula is free from gluten, soy and added sugars, and contains no artificial colours. Moderate fat (9.5%) and a high protein level (26%) support maintenance of lean body mass and daily energy needs. The product is presented in a convenient 1.5 kg sack suitable for households and multi-breed use.

Suitable for

• Adult dogs with food hypersensitivity or food allergies
• Dogs that require gluten-free and soy-free diets
• All dog breeds and sizes
• Owners seeking a lamb-flavoured dry complete diet

Key specifications

• Format: Dry solid kibble
• Net weight: 1.5 kg
• Protein: 26% (crude)
• Fat: 9.5% (crude)
• Crude ash: 6.5%
• Crude fibre: 4%
• Main flavour: Lamb
• Primary carbohydrate sources: Millet and potatoes
• Suitable life stage: Adult
• Dietary attributes: Gluten-free, soy-free, sugar-free, no artificial colours
• Suitable for: All breeds and sizes

How to use

Follow standard feeding guidelines based on your dog's weight, age and activity level; introduce the diet gradually over several days to avoid digestive upset. Provide fresh water at all times and store the product in a cool, dry place after opening. Adjust portion sizes to maintain an optimal body condition and consult a veterinarian for specific feeding plans or if your dog has special health needs.

Recommendations

Ensure that the dog's bowl is always clean to prevent contamination of the food. Observe your pet after switching diets and consult a veterinarian if signs of intolerance or allergic reaction occur.