Junior - free range lamb & sustainable trout

Sheep are herd animals. A lot of space and movement are required to keep them appropriately. That is why we only purchase lamb from pasture lambs. Our trout swim in water of natural origin and receive enough oxygen to grow up healthy. We keep stress-causing factors such as exposure to sunlight or noise away from them. Your dog will also taste this difference to normal animal husbandry. Vegetables such as parsnips and potatoes come from our region. Our wholesome recipe does not contain any added sugar or artificial colors, flavors or preservatives and is grain-free. High quality lamb and trout proteins, vitamins and zinc are good for growth and the immune system. You can mix our wet food with dry food or feed it alone. All the nutrients are in there.

• For young dogs.
• With juicy free-range lamb.
• With delicious trout from sustainable aquaculture.
• High proportion of regional raw materials.
• Gentle preparation.
• With zinc.
• Good for growth and the immune system.

Biologically valuable protein from lamb and trout support harmonious growth. Parsnips are naturally rich in vitamin C and can thus promote the immune system of your young dog.

Complete feed for young dogs from 10 weeks to 15 months.

Composition:

Lamb (total 52 %, consisting of lamb meat, lamb heart, lamb stomach, lamb liver), trout (8 %), potatoes (8 %), parsnip (8 %), blueberries (0,5 %), parsley (0,4 %), (recipe contains 22.5 % drinking water).

Analytical constituents:

Crude protein 8.9 %, crude fat 5.1 %, crude fibre 1.2 %, crude ash 1.9 %, moisture 79 %,calcium 0.35 %, phosphorus 0.25 %.

Additives:

Vitamins / kg: vitamin E (3a700i) 20 mg.

Trace elements / kg: copper (3b405) 2.7 mg, zinc (3b605) 21 mg, manganese (3b502) 2.16 mg, iodine (3b202) 0.4 mg.

Feeding Recommendation:

These details are guidelines. Individual needs depend on age, breed, weight, activity and housing conditions.

Please feed at room temperature and always provide fresh water.

*) Final weight
When your dog has reached this weight, you should gradually switch to an adult food.