Wet dog food Agras Pet Foods Schesir Taste the World 150 g — Chicken, gluten-free, adult, can

Schesir Dog Taste the World 150g is a wet dog food formulated with natural ingredients and inspired by global recipes. The product delivers a single-serve portion convenient for daily feeding or as a complementary meal. It is designed to provide proteins, fats, and moisture appropriate for maintenance feeding of adult dogs, with textures and flavors that suit selective eaters.

Advantages

The recipe uses recognizable, quality-sourced ingredients to provide digestible protein and a moist consistency that supports hydration. Individual 150 g portions reduce waste and help control meal sizes. The formulation avoids unnecessary fillers, focusing on nutrient density and palatability to encourage appetite in dogs with different taste preferences.

Suitable for

• Daily feeding for adult dogs as part of a balanced diet
• Complementary meal or topper to dry kibble
• Dogs with moderate activity levels needing standard maintenance nutrition
• Picky eaters requiring varied tastes and textures

Key specifications

• Format: wet dog food in 150 g portion
• Main components: animal protein sources and natural ingredients
• Texture: moist pâté or chunks in gravy (varies by flavor)
• Intended life stage: adult dogs
• Packaging: single-serve can or tray designed for immediate use

How to use

Serve the product at room temperature. For complete feeding, combine with a balanced dry food according to your dog’s weight, age, and activity level or feed as a complementary wet meal. Open one 150 g portion and place the contents in a clean bowl; discard any unused portion after two hours at room temperature. Adjust overall daily intake to maintain healthy body condition and consult feeding guidelines on the package for recommended amounts.

Recommendations

Introduce new flavors gradually over several days to monitor tolerance. Ensure fresh water is available at all times and store unopened portions in a cool, dry place. For dogs with specific dietary needs or medical conditions, consult a veterinarian before changing diet.