Arden Grange Puppy & Junior Dry Dog Food

Arden Grange Puppy & Junior Large Breed

12kg
£49.99
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Arden Grange Puppy & Junior Large Breed

Arden Grange Puppy & Junior Large Breed

£49.99
Size12kg

Arden Grange Puppy & Junior Large Breed

12kg

Help bigger paws grow at their own pace with Arden Grange Puppy & Junior Large Breed. This complete dry food with fresh chicken and rice is formulated for large breed puppies and adolescent dogs, providing balanced nutrition for steady, healthy growth and development.

The larger kibble suits larger mouths, while higher levels of joint supplements support the extra demands of large and giant breeds. The recipe also includes prebiotics, krill and yucca extract.

With less fat and fewer calories than the standard Arden Grange Puppy & Junior recipe, this Large Breed formula is designed for the longer growth period of bigger dogs. Made without added wheat gluten, soya, dairy, artificial colours, preservatives or sugar.

Pack size: 12kg.
Ingredients

Chicken 35% (dried chicken 30%, fresh chicken 5%), rice 21%, maize, chicken oil, beet pulp, chicken digest, dried krill, yeast, whole dried egg 1%, whole linseed 0.5%, minerals, fructo-oligosaccharides (prebiotic FOS) 1050mg/kg, nucleotides, mannan-oligosaccharides (prebiotic MOS) 465mg/kg, glucosamine 370mg/kg, methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) 370mg/kg, yucca extract, chondroitin sulphate 260mg/kg, dried cranberries 200mg/kg.

Use this current manufacturer composition, Michelle. It lists rice at 21%, rather than the migrated 19%.
Nutritional analysis

Crude protein 26%; crude fat 16%; crude ash 7%; crude fibre 2.5%; calcium 1.5%; phosphorus 1%; omega-3 fatty acids 0.74%; omega-6 fatty acids 3.35%.
Feeding guidance

Follow the pack’s feeding table for your puppy’s age and weight, adjusting the daily amount as they grow and according to activity and body condition. Divide into four meals daily up to 12 weeks, three meals from 12 weeks to 6 months, and two or three meals thereafter. Account for treats and introduce gradually over around 7 days. Continue with an appropriate puppy diet until full adult height is reached, which is later for large and giant breeds.

Fresh drinking water should always be available. If softening the kibble, cover with hot, not boiling, water and soak for up to 30 minutes, checking it has cooled before serving. Prepare soaked portions fresh and remove uneaten food promptly. Seek veterinary advice if you have concerns about your puppy’s growth, weight or digestion.

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