Gain ELITE Big Dogs - PUPPY 3kg or 12kg Bag

Big Dogs Puppy is rich in chicken and rice and offers complete nutrition to pups and breeding bitches over 20kg.

GAIN Big Dogs Puppy Dog Food is rich in chicken and rice and offers complete nutrition to dogs over 20kg. It contains controlled levels of top quality protein and fat required by slow-growing, large-breed pups, along with a unique blend of all the essential vitamins, protected minerals and antioxidants. This food is designed for easy digestion, to produce well-formed, easily managed stools, with minimum unpleasant odours and contains soluble fibres plus FOS to produce friendly bacteria in the large intestines which is great for small, sensitive stomachs. Scientifically balanced with the optimum Omega-3 to Omega-6 ratio, this food contributes to healthy skin and a glossy coat, while the unique source of real calcium from milk, combined with Vitamin D and Phosphorous promotes strong bones and teeth. This food is wheat-free, hypoallergenic and sensitive.

Ingredients

Dried Chicken and Turkey (min 27%), Rice (20%), Wholegrain Maize, Dehulled Oats, Poultry Fat, Maize Gluten, Sugar Beet Pulp, Chicken Gravy, Fish Meal, Egg, Linssed, Fish Oil, Sodium Chloride, Fructooligosaccharides (0.3%), TruCal Milk Mineral Complex, Glucosamine HCI (300mg/kg), Methylsulphonylmethane (300mg/kg MSM), Products from processing plants

• Analytical Constituents
• Crude Protein: 27%
• Crude Oils and Fats: 14%
• Crude Fibre: 2.5%
• Crude Ash: 7.9%
• Calcium: 1.5%
• Phosphorus: 1.1%
• Omega-3 Fats: 0.8%
• Omega-6 Fats: 3.8%
• Feeding Advice

Adjust the above feeding guide for activity levels and external conditions, to maintain a lean healthy body condition. Feed dry or moistened as preferred. Feed puppies 3 times per day up to 6 months of age, reducing to 2 times per day thereafter. Feed pregnant bitches the 12 month amount (above), increasing by up to 40% at whelping, peaking at over double this figure during lactation. Provide clean drinking water at all times. Make all diet changes gradually over a 7-10 day period.