Hill's Science Plan Canine Adult Light Medium Chicken dry food for dogs of medium breeds that tend to gain weight, 14 kg

Hill's Science Plan Canine Adult Light Medium Chicken - Fully dry food with chicken for adult breed dogs tend to gain weight. Dog food "Hill's Science Plan Light Medium Adult" with chicken is an accurately balanced food for not very active adult dogs that require less high -calorie food to maintain healthy weight and lifestyle. 15 % less calories compared to Hill's Science Plan Adult. A small number of calories and L-carnitine help maintain the ideal body weight. With omega-6 fatty acids and vitamin E for beautiful skin and fur. Recommended: For adults aged 1-6 years, who need less calories (less active, sterilized or other reasons prone to gain weight). Not recommended: puppies, children or breastfeeding or mature dogs. Hill's science plan Puppy food should be fed for baby or breastfeeding bitches. Holding conditions: Store in a dry and cool place. Opening the packaging is stored tightly, out of the reach of children and animals. Manufacturer: Hill's Pet Nutrition, Inc. Ingredients: corn, chicken and turkey flour, pea bran flour, corn gluten, hydrolyzed protein, cellulose, dried beet pulp, animal fat, vegetable oil, minerals, flaxseed. Analytical ingredients: protein 24.1%, fat 11.3%, green fiber 13.5%, carbohydrates/ NFE 45.6%, calcium 0.81%, sodium 0.30%, potassium 0.81%, magnesium 0.134%, taurine 0.11%, -Ripe acids 0.43%, omega-6-fat acids 3.06%. Nutritional Accessories (1 kg): L-carnitine 331.4 ppm, vitamin C 111 ppm, vitamin E 656 IU/kg, chondroitin sulfate 686 ppm, glucosamn 581 ppm, beta-carotene 3.34 ppm, vitamin A 10417 IU/kg, Vitamin D 808 IU 808 IU /kg. Energy value: 3128 kcal/kg (313 kcal/100g) Recommended daily food quantity: Watch the table on the packaging. Daily nutritional requirements for your dog may vary due to external environment, dog size, age and activity level. Adjust the amount of food so that you maintain the optimal weight of the pet. If you are in doubt, consult your pet veterinarian. To make your dog in optimal condition, exercise and do not overdo it. When feeding the first time, mix a new food with an old food increase and reducing the amount of old food within 7 days. Make sure your dog always has fresh drinking water.