Pro Plan - Healthy Start Small & Mini Puppy Rich in Chicken 7kg
Enriched with colostrum to help strengthen the immune response of puppies by up to 50% more.
A tailored combination of protein and fat levels to promote healthy growth and long-term well-being.
Formulated for good oral hygiene.
Features:
Specific ingredient for strong natural defences and long-term health.
Allows the puppy's immature immune system to respond effectively.
A combination of essential nutrients to help support the healthy joints of your active puppy.
Formulated for good oral hygiene.
Contains high-quality chicken pieces.
No added colourants.
Contains naturally sourced antioxidants.
Ingredients:
Chicken (20%)
Wheat
Dehydrated poultry proteins
Animal fat
Rice (7%)
Corn gluten
Wheat gluten
Hydrolysate
Corn
Dehydrated beet pulp
Soya meal
Minerals
Dehydrated eggs
Fish oil
Dehydrated colostrum (0.1%).
Nutrition and Analytical Constituents:
Protein: 28.0%
Fat content: 17.0%
Crude ash: 7.5%
Crude fibre: 2.0%
Nutrition and Analytical Constituents:
Protein: 32.0%
Fat content: 21.0%
Crude ash: 7.5%
Crude fibre: 2.0%
Nutritional Additives:
IU/kg:
Vit A: 34,000;
Vit D3: 1,100;
Vit E: 200.
mg/kg:
Vit C: 120;
Ferrous sulphate monohydrate: 250;
Anhydrous calcium iodate: 3.2;
Copper sulphate pentahydrate: 50;
Manganese sulphate monohydrate: 110;
Zinc sulphate monohydrate: 420;
Sodium selenite: 0.29.
Technological Additives
Tocopherol extracts from vegetable oils: 66 mg/kg.
Feeding Guide:
See the table for recommended daily rations (g/day).
For gestating or lactating bitches: consult your vet.
Weaning and Growth: during the weaning period, from 3 to 6 weeks of age, offer PURINA PRO PLAN Puppy 3 to 4 times a day moistened with water.
After weaning, follow the daily rations on the table. Beyond 3 months, gradually reduce the amount of added water.
For harmonious growth, ensure your puppy maintains an ideal body condition. Daily rations should be adjusted to their activity, physical condition, and individual needs. Fresh, clean water should always be available to your dog. To monitor your dog's health, regularly consult your vet.
