SYTA MICHA Chef Rabbit with turnip, strawberry and rosemary - wet dog food - 400g

SYTA MICHA Chef Rabbit with Turnip, Strawberry & Rosemary is a complete wet food for adult dogs presented in a 400 g can. Formulated for dogs of any breed, it is free from gluten, soy, sugar and artificial colours and provides high moisture content suitable for hydration and palatability. The recipe focuses on rabbit as the main flavour and is intended to support muscle maintenance and building while meeting the daily nutritional needs of adult dogs.

Advantages

The formula is gluten-, soy- and sugar-free and contains no artificial colours, which can help when managing food sensitivities. With rabbit as the main protein source and a high moisture content, the product supports hydration and provides moderate protein and fat levels appropriate for adult maintenance. The wet, canned format offers easy portioning and acceptance by picky eaters.

Suitable for

• Adult dogs of any breed
• Dogs with food allergies or sensitivities
• Dogs needing support for muscle maintenance or building
• Pets that benefit from wet, high-moisture diets

Key specifications

• Format: Wet food, canned (400 g)
• Main flavour: Rabbit with turnip, strawberry and rosemary
• Intended age: Adult
• Suitable breed size: All breeds
• Protein: 6.9% (analytical)
• Fat: 4.3% (analytical)
• Moisture: 83.5% (analytical)
• Crude ash: 2.2% (analytical)
• Crude fibre: 0.4% (analytical)
• Dietary attributes: Gluten-free, soy-free, sugar-free, no artificial colours
• Veterinary classification: Complete feed for dogs

How to use

Serve the product at room temperature. Follow feeding amounts according to your dog’s weight, activity level and life stage, and adjust portions to maintain optimal body condition. Once opened, refrigerate unused portion and use within a short period according to standard pet food handling practices. Provide fresh water alongside the meal.

Recommendations

Introduce new food gradually over several days by mixing increasing amounts with the current diet to reduce the risk of digestive upset. Consult a veterinarian before changing diet for dogs with specific medical conditions or pronounced food sensitivities.