Dry Dog Food Optimanova Adult Mini Chicken & Potato 2 kg — for Small Adult Dogs

Optimanova Adult Mini Chicken & Potato 2 kg is a complete dry dog food formulated for small adult dogs. The recipe uses chicken as the primary protein source and potato as a highly digestible carbohydrate to support daily energy needs and maintain lean muscle mass. The mini kibble size is designed for small jaws, enabling comfortable chewing and improved digestion while helping to maintain a healthy body condition and vitality.

Advantages

This formulation provides balanced nutrition tailored to the metabolic rate and bite size of small adult dogs. The combination of chicken protein and potato carbohydrate supports digestibility and nutrient absorption. The smaller kibble size promotes easier mastication and can assist in reducing feeding time and choking risk for tiny breeds. The complete recipe covers essential vitamins, minerals and fatty acids needed for daily maintenance.

Suitable for

• Small adult dogs requiring a complete daily diet
• Dogs with preference for chicken-flavoured food
• Pets needing smaller kibble size for easier chewing
• Adult dogs needing easily digestible carbohydrate sources

Key specifications

• Formula type: complete dry food for adult dogs
• Main protein source: chicken
• Primary carbohydrate: potato
• Pack size: 2 kg
• Kibble size: mini / small
• Intended life stage: adult

How to use

Feed Optimanova Adult Mini Chicken & Potato according to the dog’s weight, activity level and life stage. Introduce the food gradually over 7–10 days by mixing increasing proportions of the new food with the previous diet. Provide fresh drinking water at all times. Adjust daily portions to maintain an optimal body condition and monitor weight regularly; consult a veterinarian for detailed feeding amounts tailored to your dog.

Recommendations

Store the product in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong odours. Close the pack after each use to preserve freshness. For dietary changes, health concerns or specific nutrient needs, seek advice from a veterinary professional.