Easterbrooks Chicken and Rice Puppy Food

Description Chicken & Rice Puppy Food Black Labrador in Danish Design Puppy Bed. Chicken and Rice puppy food by Easterbrooks is an excellent, nutrient rich diet for puppies. It is energy dense yet highly digestible and palatable. Young and growing puppies have high nutritional demands. As a result they develop best on a food that is specifically designed to meet those needs. In addition to the nutritional content of the food, the kibble size is tailored to suit smaller mouths. Easterbrooks puppy food will satisfy them now and see them all the way through to Adulthood. Easterbrooks Chicken and Rice puppy food is a hypoallergenic pet food. As such, we use only Grade-A human consumption standard ingredients. In addition there are no artificial flavourings, colourings or preservatives. Being wheat gluten free and beef free it is particularly good for puppies with a sensitive digestion. Whilst the high quality of ingredients used makes Easterbrooks perfect for fussy dogs. The addition of Salmon Oil helps to ensure a rich and glossy coat. Furthermore, it also provides an important source of DHA. DHA is an Omega 3 Fatty Acid that is key in the development of the nervous system and brain. Similarly the addition of Glucosamine, MSM and Chondroitin help support the healthy development of joints. If on the other hand you are looking for a grain free puppy food, have a look at our range of Teepee grain free food: https://www.thepetexperience.co.uk/product-category/dry-dog-food/teepee-grain-free/ Feeding Guidelines All bags of Easterbrooks Chicken and Rice puppy food come with suggested feeding quantities. Please note though, these are purely a guide. They cannot account for the following: Easterbrooks Puppy Feeding Guidelines individual breed metabolic rate level of activity neutering specific age of the dog sex of the dog ambient living temperature etc All of these factors will affect how much food your dog needs. No matter how good a food, feeding too much will invariably lead to poor digestion/diarrhoea and ultimately weight gain. Conversely, too little will affect development of growing puppies and the ability to maintain a healthy weight. Young and growing puppies require higher amounts of food. However, as your puppy grows and gets closer to adulthood, it is normal to gradually reduce their daily feeding amount. This is to account for the fact that their rate of growth is slowing down and will eventually stop. Fussy Puppy? During this period, you may find that they start to ‘go off’ their food. In other words they become fussy. This often starts around 6-10 months old (depending on breed). Furthermore, this lack of interest in food can also coincide with their poo becoming a bit softer than normal. In addition, they may also start to poo more often. These can all be symptoms of over feeding. As mentioned before, the feeding guide will only give an average feeding quantity. Therefore, make changes as required in a small and gradual manner. For further information on this, please feel free to contact the shop via the Contact page.   Ingredients – Easterbrooks Chicken and Rice Puppy Food Chicken 38%. Rice (18%). Maize. Oats. Beet Pulp (5%).  Dried Fish. Vegetable Stock. Freshly Prepared Free Range Egg. Brewer’s Yeast. Linseed. Minerals. Omega 3 Supplement. MOS 530mg/kg, FOS 530 mg/kg, Yucca Extract (240 mg/kg), Glucosamine (90 mg/kg), MSM 90mg/kg), Chondroitin 60 mg/kg Chicken and Rice Puppy Food – Analytical Constituents Protein (Crude) 28%, Fat (Crude) 13%, (Crude) Fibre 3%, Ash (Crude) 7.5%, Moisture 8%, NFE 40.5%, Metabolisable Energy 369 kcal/100g, Omega 6 Fatty Acids 1.9%, Omega 3 Fatty Acids 0.7%, Calcium 1.2%, Phosphorus 0.9% Nutritional Additives per Kg Vitamins: A 25,800 IU, D3 1,750 IU Provitamins: L-Carnitine 100 mg Trace Elements: Zinc 153 mg, Iron 95mg, Manganese 35mg, Copper 15 mg, Iodine 1 mg, Selenium 0.3 mg Amino Acids: DL-Methionine 2,600 mg   To learn more about why a puppy specific food is important for your puppy, click here to be redirected to the Kennel Club website: http://shorturl.at/kEKX5