Gain Elite Big Dogs Puppy Chicken: steady growth for large breed puppies

Gain Elite Big Dogs Puppy is a complete food made with chicken and rice for large breed puppies and breeding bitches over 20kg. It is wheat free and designed for easy digestion, with controlled protein and fat levels to suit slower growing large breed pups.

Why Choose Gain Elite Big Dogs Puppy?

• Controlled growth: L Carnitine and controlled protein and fat levels suited to slow growing large breed puppies.
• Strong bones and teeth: An excellent source of real calcium from milk (TruCal) combined with Vitamin D and phosphorus.
• Strong joints: Glucosamine and MSM for the joint support that large breed puppies need.
• Skin, coat, brain and vision: Packed with Omega 3 and Omega 6 fatty acids for healthy skin, a glossy coat, brain activity and strong vision.
• Good digestion: Soluble fibres and FOS, especially good for dogs with sensitive stomachs, for easily managed stools with minimal odour.
• Vitality and natural immunity: A unique blend of essential vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.
• Kibble: Small nugget size kibble suited to small mouths and choosy eaters.

Composition

Dried chicken and turkey (min 27%), rice (20%), wholegrain maize, dehulled oats, poultry fat, maize gluten, sugar beet pulp, chicken gravy, fish meal, egg, linseed, fish oil, sodium chloride, products from processing of plants.

Additives

Fructooligosaccharides (FOS) 0.3%, TruCal milk mineral complex, glucosamine HCl 300mg/kg, methylsulphonylmethane (MSM) 300mg/kg.

Analytical Constituents

Feeding Guide

Adjust the amount for activity and external conditions to keep a lean, healthy body condition. Feed dry or moistened. Feed puppies three times a day up to 6 months of age, then twice a day. For pregnant bitches, feed the 12 month amount, increasing by up to 40% at whelping and to more than double during lactation. Provide clean water at all times. Make any change of diet gradually over 7 to 10 days.

Available Sizes

3kg and 12kg bags.

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