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Bakers Small Dog Sensitive Tummy Adult Dry Dog Food

Bakers Small Dog Sensitive Tummy Adult Dry Dog Food

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The Bakers Small Dog Sensitive Tummy recipe has been made with a variety of tender meaty chunks & wholegrains for quality, tasty goodness. Each meal contains the every day nutrients your small dog needs to get on with all the playful & cheeky things that happy & healthy BAKERS dogs do!

KEY BENEFITS:

  • 100% Complete
  • Complete pet food for adult small dogs
  • Made with Selected Natural Ingredients
  • Specially formulated for your small dog's needs
  • Small kibbles for small mouths
  • Recipe using superfoods
  • With Natural Spirulina Algae, known for its beneficial impact on intestinal health
  • With Chicory, a natural prebiotic proven to help support digestive health

Contents: 2.7kg bag

Ingredients

Main Ingredients

Cereals (of which 4% chicken), Oils and fats, Derivatives of vegetable origin, Glycerol, Vegetables (0.5% dried chicory root, 0.3% dried pea and 0.3% dried carrot), Minerals, Vegetable protein extracts, Spirulina (0.2%).

Additives (per kg)

Technological additives: None. Sensory additives: None. Vitamins: 3a672a Vitamin A: 19,000 IU, 3a671 Vitamin D3: 1,100 IU, 3a700 Vitamin E: 90 mg. Trace Elements: 3b103 Iron (II) sulphate monohydrate: 78 mg, 3b202 Calcium iodate anhydrous: 1.9 mg, 3b405 Copper (II) sulphate pentahydrate: 8.7 mg, 3b505 Manganous sulphate monohydrate: 5.9 mg, 3b605 Zinc sulphate monohydrate: 110 mg, 3b801 Sodium selenite: 0.19 mg.

Analytical Constituents

Protein25%
Fat12%
Crude fibre2.5%
Crude ash8%
Omega 30.17%
Omega 62.8%
Metabolizable Energy (ME)359kcal per 100g

Feeding Guide

Animal sizeDog weight (kg)Daily feeding quantity (g)
Toy dog1-540-115
Small dog5-10115-180

A glass of 250 ml / One half pint mug holds approximately 100 g of Bakers Small Dog. Adjust according to activity, physical condition, and consult a veterinary surgeon regularly.