Natures Menu Dog Pch Chicken & Duck 300g

Natures Menu Dog Chicken Rabbit & Duck features freshly cooked chicken with a game mix of rabbit and duck with vegetables and rice for adult dog maintenance. Natures Menu products are designed to deliver your pets' requirements from naturally balanced raw materials. This means we don't use the chemicals additives or preservatives often found in over-processed pet foods.

Natures Menu dog pouches are gently cooked whilst in the pouch to ensure that all the vitamins minerals and nutrients stay within the pouch and do not dissipate during the cooking process.
They contain a high meat content and are not bulked out with fillers which can cause allergies and skin conditions.

Chicken is an excellent source of essential amino acids that provide the building blocks for muscle development.
Duck is a dark rich hypoallergenic meat; ideal for dogs with an intolerance to many common proteins in the diet. This unique protein source is high in protein and very palatable.

Pack size: 8 x 300g

• Hypoallergenic
• Wheat free
• Gluten free
• Free from artificial colours & flavours
• Free from artificial preservatives

Feeding guidelines per day:
Small Dog (1-5kg): 1/3 - 1 1/4
Medium Dog (5-10kg): 1 1/4 - 2
Large Dog (10-25kg): 2 - 4
X Large Dog (25-40kg): 4 - 5 2/3

Ingredients: Chicken min. 35%. Rabbit min. 20%. Duck min. 5%. Peas min. 4%. Carrots min. 4%. Rice min. 16%. Minerals.

Typical Analysis: Protein: 9.0% Crude Oils & Fats: 6.0% Crude Fibres: 0.5% Crude Ash: 3.0% Moisture: 77.0%. Vit.A: 1000i.U./Kg
Additives (per kg): Nutritional Additives: Vitamins: Vit.D3: 200 I.U./Kg Vit.E 20mg/Kg. Trace Elements: Potassium lodide 0.2mg/kg Cobalt carbonate monohydrate 0.02mg/kg Manganese oxide 0.8mg/kg Zinc sulphate monohydrate 18mg/kg.

Why we like it

• Designed for dogs
• From the Natures Menu range

Product details

• Brand: Natures Menu
• Suitable for: Dogs
• Product type: Dog Wet Food

Feeding & nutrition

Feed according to the guidance on the packaging and the individual needs of the animal. Introduce dietary changes gradually where appropriate and make sure fresh drinking water is available.

Good to know

• Check the packaging for the latest ingredients, analytical information and feeding guidance.