Wet dog food dolina noteci Premium Light Pork & Chicken 400 g — adult medium breed, 80% moisture, 3% fat, 10% protein

Wet dog food Dolina Noteci Premium Light Pork & Chicken in a 400 g can is a complete meal formulated for adult dogs. It provides reduced energy content and primary protein sources from pork and chicken to support weight management and suit dogs with lower activity levels. The product is free from sugar, gluten, soy, artificial colours, preservatives and additives, and comes in a convenient single-serving solid form with 80% moisture for easy digestion.

Advantages

The recipe combines pork and chicken proteins with added L‑carnitine and balanced vitamins and minerals (including vitamin D3, vitamin E, zinc and copper) to help maintain a healthy weight. Low fat (3%) and increased fibre (4%) contribute to satiety while moisture-rich formulation supports hydration. The product is suitable for all breeds and sizes and is presented in a 400 g can for portion control.

Suitable for

• Adult dogs
• Dogs with tendency to gain weight or overweight dogs
• Dogs with low activity levels
• All breeds and sizes (2–80 kg)

Key specifications

• Weight: 400 g (can)
• Dosage form: Solid, wet food
• Protein: 10%
• Fat: 3%
• Crude fibres: 4%
• Moisture: 80%
• Calcium: 0.2%
• Phosphorus: 0.15%
• Vitamin D3: 450 IU/kg
• Vitamin E: 40 mg/kg
• Zinc: 30 mg/kg
• Copper: 3 mg/kg
• Manganese: 2 mg/kg
• Iodine: 0.3 mg/kg
• L‑carnitine: 800 mg/kg
• Free from: sugar, gluten, soy, artificial colours, preservatives and artificial additives

How to use

Serve the wet food at room temperature or slightly warmed. Feed according to your dog’s weight, activity level and body condition; adjust portions to maintain the target weight. Use the 400 g can as a single meal for larger dogs or divide into portions for smaller dogs. Ensure fresh drinking water is always available.

Recommendations

Introduce the food gradually over several days when switching from another diet. For tailored feeding amounts or for dogs with specific health concerns, consult your veterinarian.