Dry dog food nature’s protection Superior Care White Dogs Grain Free Junior Small 1.5 kg — Fish, Protein 26%, Fat 15%

Dry dog food nature’s protection Superior Care White Dogs Grain Free Junior Small 1.5 kg is a complete dry food formulated for junior small-breed dogs during their growth period. The recipe is grain-free and gluten-free, with fish as the main flavour. The product comes in a 1.5 kg sack and contains no artificial colours, soy or added sugars. Its nutrient profile is designed to support development with 26% protein, 15% fat, 3.5% crude fibre and 9% crude ash.

Advantages

This grain-free junior formula provides balanced protein and fat levels suited to growing small-breed puppies. The fish flavour offers an alternative protein source, while the absence of gluten, soy, artificial colours and added sugars reduces common dietary allergens and unnecessary additives. The compact 1.5 kg sack is sized for small-breed households and storage convenience.

Suitable for

• Junior small-breed dogs (weight class about 5–10 kg)
• Puppies in the growth period requiring higher protein
• Dogs with sensitivities to gluten, soy or grains

Key specifications

• Form: dry / solid
• Main flavour: fish
• Weight: 1.5 kg
• Protein: 26% (approx.)
• Fat content: 15% (approx.)
• Crude fibre: 3.5% (approx.)
• Crude ash: 9% (approx.)
• Suitable size: small-breed dogs (approx. 5–10 kg)
• Suitable life stage: junior / growth period
• Packaging: sack

How to use

Serve the dry food according to your puppy’s age, weight and activity level. Introduce the product gradually over several days by mixing increasing amounts with the previous diet to avoid digestive upset. Provide fresh water at all times and store the sealed sack in a cool, dry place. Adjust daily portions as the puppy grows and consult your veterinarian for specific feeding rates tailored to individual needs.

Recommendations

Ensure the dog’s bowl is always clean to prevent contamination of the food. Monitor the puppy’s body condition and consult a veterinarian if there are feeding concerns or signs of intolerance.