Compy Supreme for adult dogs of small breeds. with fresh chicken, fruit and vegetables. GRAIN FREE. (1.5kg)

Composition

Chicken 51% (fresh chicken 26%*, dehydrated chicken protein 25%), pea starch*, potato starch*, poultry fat* (6%, source of omega 6 fatty acids), hydrolysed animal proteins, beet pulp, dehydrated animal proteins, fish oil* (0.9%, source of omega 3 fatty acids), vegetable fibres, fructooligosaccharides* (0.5%), sweet potato*, dehydrated egg, mineral substances, dehydrated spinach* (0.1%), dehydrated pumpkin* (0.1%), dehydrated carrot* (0.1%), yeast walls* (620mg/kg, source of MOS*), yucca schidigera* (310mg/kg), dehydrated forest fruits* (0.1%) (cranberries*, blueberries*, blackberry*, raspberry*, currant*), glucosamine (300mg/kg), chondroitin sulphate (100mg/kg). *Natural ingredients.

Additives per kg

Nutritional additives: Vitamin A: 27,000 IU, Vitamin D3: 1,038 IU, Vitamin E: 415 mg, Vitamin C: 208 mg, Biotin: 10.4 mg, Taurine: 1,558 mg, L-carnitine: 208 mg, Iron (iron (II) sulphate, monohydrate): 111.1 mg, Copper (copper (II) amino acid chelate, hydrated): 11.6 mg, Zinc (zinc amino acid chelate, hydrated): 104.1 mg, Manganese (manganese amino acid chelate, hydrated): 41.6 mg, Iodine (anhydrous calcium iodate): 2.3 mg, Selenium (sodium selenite): 0.05 mg. Antioxidants.

Feeding guide

The feeding table indicates the total daily amount to be given to adult dogs based on their body weight and physiological state. Because dogs have a big appetite and are able to eat the recommended daily amount in one sitting, it is not advisable to give the food freely, as this could cause unwanted weight gain.

Adult dog weight (kg)
Normal activity
Active dogs
Pregnancy first 4 weeks

Daily ration (g)

1 to 2
30 - 50
40 - 70
30 - 60

2 to 3
50 - 65
70 - 90
60 - 80

3 to 4
65 - 85
90 - 110
80 - 90

4 to 5
85 - 100
110 - 140
90 - 110

5 to 6
100 - 115
140 - 160
110 - 130

6 to 7
115 - 130
160 - 170
130 - 140

7 to 8
130 - 140
170 - 190
140 - 160

8 to 9
140 - 155
190 - 210
160 - 170

9 to 10
155 - 165
210 - 230
170 - 190

Change of diet

Some dogs are very sensitive to changes in diet, and may reject the new food and even cause diarrhea or vomiting if the change is made abruptly. Therefore, when changing from one product to another, remember that you should gradually reduce their current diet and add the new food over a period of 1 week, until it becomes their exclusive diet.