Description
Wainwrights Mature Dog Food Tray with Turkey and Rice 125g is not like other dog foods; it does not contain any ingredients known to commonly cause allergies in dogs such as wheat or mixed meat proteins.
In fact every thing that goes into Wainwrights is nutritious, delicious, easy digested and hypo-allergenic. No wonder Wainwrights is a dogs best friend!
The result provides all the proteins, fatty acids, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals your dog needs.
Approximate Dimensions (Packaged): 10.5 x 10.5 x 3cm.
Approximate Dimensions (Product): 10.5 x 10.5 x 3cm.
Approximate Product Weight (for Delivery charge calculation): 125g
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The health and happiness of your pet means as much to us as it does you. So we've produced an Advanced Nutrition range to keep your pet healthy and at an optimum weight for every stage of their development. Advanced Nutrition foods are made from high quality ingredients specially formulated to promote your pet's overall health and well-being. Choose your pet type below to see which foods we recommend... |
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Composition and Nutrition
Main Flavour:Turkey.
Ingredient(s):
Turkey (71%), Turkey Liver (5%), Brown Rice (5%), Minerals, Seaweed, Chicory Root Glucosamine, Chondroitin.
Additives:
Crude Protein 11.2%, Crude Fibres 5.1%, Crude Oils and Fats 6.5%, Crude Ash 3%, Moisture 74.2%
Feeding Guide (approximate per day)
Toy Dog 0-5kg: 0.5 to 2 Trays.
Small Dog 5-10kg: 2 to 3.75 Trays.
Medium Dog: 10-25kg: 3.75 to 6.5 Trays.
Large Dog 25-40kg: 6.5 to 10 Trays.
This is a guide only as an individual dogs requirements will vary depending on activity level, age and environment.
Not suitable for puppies under 6 months old.
When feeding for the first time introduce gradually over 4 days. Always ensure clean water is available. Dogs should be supervised at all times whilst feeding. Once opened refrigerate and use within 2 days. When feeding as a tasty topper to Wainwrights dry kibble ensure that the total amount fed does not exceed your dogs nutritional requirements.
