Dry dog food Wolfsblut Adult Sweet Potato Venison 12.5 kg, complete feed, 20% protein, 10% fat, grain/gluten & soy free

Wolfsblut Dry Dog Food 12.5 kg Adult Sweet Potato Venison is a complete dry diet formulated for adult dogs of all breeds. The recipe combines venison as the primary protein source with sweet potato as a digestible carbohydrate, providing balanced nutrition without grains or gluten. This 12.5 kg bag is intended to support daily energy needs, maintenance of lean muscle mass and overall well‑being in adult, active dogs.

Advantages

This dry food uses venison to supply high‑quality animal protein and sweet potato for slow‑release energy and dietary fiber. The grain‑free and gluten‑free formulation reduces the likelihood of reactions in dogs with cereal sensitivities. The kibble is crafted to deliver a complete mix of proteins, fats, vitamins and minerals to support skin and coat condition, healthy digestion and sustained activity levels.

Suitable for

• Adult dogs of all breeds requiring a balanced, complete diet
• Dogs with sensitivities to grains or gluten
• Pets needing a novel protein source such as venison
• Active adult dogs requiring steady energy from complex carbohydrates

Key specifications

• Format: dry kibble, 12.5 kg bag
• Main animal protein: venison
• Primary carbohydrate: sweet potato
• Dietary style: grain‑free, gluten‑free
• Target life stage: adult dogs
• Provides balanced levels of protein, fat, vitamins and minerals for maintenance

How to use

Introduce Wolfsblut Adult Sweet Potato Venison gradually over 7–10 days by mixing increasing amounts of the new food with the current diet until fully transitioned. Serve dry or rehydrated with warm water according to your dog’s preference. Adjust portion sizes based on the dog’s weight, activity level and body condition; monitor weight and body condition score regularly and modify amounts to maintain optimal condition. Always provide fresh drinking water alongside meals.

Recommendations

For best results, follow the feeding guidelines on the packaging and consult your veterinarian when changing diets, when feeding dogs with known sensitivities or when managing weight and specific health conditions.