Hill's Science Plan Dog Mature Adult 6+ Large Breed - Chicken 14kg

Description

Hill's Science Plan Canine Mature Adult 5+ Active Longevity Large Breed with chicken is a complete food for older dogs weighing approximately 26 to 45 kg. It is given from the age of 5 and for life. It contains all the important and specific nutrients, minerals, vitamins, etc. that are necessary for a healthy old age. Already after the age of 5, the senior age begins to sign up. Dobermann, Golden Retriever, Rottweiler and German Shepherd are some of the breeds that fall into this category.

The food is composed to maintain the mobility and muscle mass of dogs of large breeds. The recipe with fatty acids and antioxidants, including vitamins C and E, helps keep the dog fresh and happy. The food is carefully composed of important proteins, vitamins and minerals, so your dog has energy for the whole day.

The content of vitamins C and E is good for the immune system. Essential fatty acids contribute to healthy skin and shiny coat. 

Many large dogs are prone to joint problems as they age. This can cause severe discomfort to your dog and a limitation of its activity. The extra weight puts pressure on the joints and can cause discomfort in them. Hill's Science Plan Canine Mature Adult 5+ contains chondroitin sulfate and glucosamine, which are good for bones, joints and cartilage.

Helps maintain the ideal weight by combining a moderate protein content (18.3%) with a low fat content (14.6%). The food is enriched with high-fiber ingredients which give the dog a longer feeling of satiety. The natural dietary fiber can also support regular bowel movements. As for rewards in the form of feed, they must be included in the daily amount of feed.

As your dog enters the third age, you will find that he becomes less active and sleeps more. Like us humans, dogs also develop signs of old age. At this stage of life you should give it a little extra care and attention.

Important benefits

• Preserves the vitality of the aging dog
• Strengthens healthy digestion
• Preserves muscle mass and mobility
• Strengthens bones, joints and cartilage
• Helps maintain the ideal weight
• Omega-3 fatty acids provide healthy skin and shiny fur

Hill's Science Plan Canine Mature Adult 5+ Active Longevity Large Breed with chicken, provides the right nutrition and maintains your senior dog's general health and well-being in the latter part of life. Without artificial addition of dyes, flavor enhancers or preservatives.

Corn, wheat, chicken (23%) and turkey meal, animal fats, concentrates, corn gluten meal, flaxseed, pea bran meal, soybean oil, minerals, L-carnitine, vitamins, trace elements, pig cartilage (source of chondroitin sulphate), crustacean shell hydrolyzamine (glucose hydrolyzate) beta-carotene. With natural antioxidant (mixed tocopherols).

Additives with nutritional properties
Sugars
Per. Kg .: Chondroitin sulfate 501 mg, glucosamine 467 mg.
Vitamins
Pr. kg .: Vitamin A 9712 IU, Vitamin C 90 mg, Vitamin D 734 IU, Vitamin E 600 mg.
Minerals
Calcium 0.84%, magnesium 0.11%, phosphorus 0.6%, potassium 0.65%, sodium 0.25%.
Amino acids
Per. kg .: Taurine 1123.71 mg, L-Carnitine 328 mg.

Antioxidants
Pr. Kg .: Beta-carotene 1.5 mg.

Essential fatty acids
Omega-3 fatty acids 1.11%, omega-6 fatty acids 3.87%.

Analysis
Protein 18.3%, crude fat 14.6%, crude fiber 3.2%, crude ash 4.9%, carbonated (NFE) 51%, moisture 8%.

Energy content
Per. kg .: 3,666 kcal.


Feeding instructions
Recommended daily feed quantity (g / day):

The daily nutritional needs can vary depending on the dog's size, age, load, activity level and environment. The recommendations are therefore only indicative.
Adjust the proportion of food so that the dog maintains a desired body weight. If you give treats, remember to deduct this in the amount of feed.

The product can be given as dry food or soaked in lukewarm water. 
When switching to or from another feed, it is recommended to introduce the new feed gradually over a period of 7 days.

To give your pet the right portions, it may be a good idea to keep an eye on his appetite, appearance and stools.
Looking at stools may not sound very pleasant, but it is one of the most important indicators to assess the general state of health.
An increased frequency, large amounts or loose stools are often signs that it is getting more food than is necessary.
Also, remember to weig