Natura Low Grain Medium Large Puppy Food with Lamb & Pomegranate 2,75 Kg

Low-grain dry food specially produced with lamb meat and pomegranate for medium and large breed puppies, containing all the vitamins and minerals they need for the development of puppies.

Product code: 52013

SKU: 8682315520132 Categories: Dog Food, for Dogs, Puppy Food

Description

Special for puppies

With pomegranate support

Low-grain, complete and balanced puppy food specially formulated for medium and large breed puppies, containing lamb meat and pomegranate.

Antarctic Krill

Living in the Antarctic region of the Southern Ocean; It is the world's only consumable krill species.

L-Carnitine

It provides learning and intelligence development. It supports muscle structure. The structure of muscle fibers...

Pomegranate

In addition to its antioxidant properties; It contains mainly folate, potassium, vitC, vitE and vitK...

Fructo-Oligosaccharide

It reduces the risk of infection and diarrhea. While reducing intestinal harmful...

For medium and large breed puppies

Meet the low grain formula.

Low-grain dry food specially produced with lamb meat and pomegranate for medium and large breed puppies, containing all the vitamins and minerals they need for the development of puppies.

Special to Your Needs

For puppies.

Natura medium-large breed puppy food is easily chewable with ideally sized kibbles and offers balanced and complete nutrition with its unique ingredients. Ideal for breastfeeding, pregnant mothers and newly weaned puppies. It helps restore the vitamin, mineral and nutrient stores that mother dogs spend on their puppies.

Carefully prepared

Balanced formula

Mother and puppies are prone to diseases and need to be supported. Natura Low Grain Lamb and Pomegranate Medium / Large Breed Puppy Food protects the immune and digestive systems by providing all the necessary support. Antarctic Krill is a rich food source that contains Omega 3 & 6 fatty acids in its formula at a higher rate than many fish species. It supports the skin and fur structure and significantly keeps away problems such as hair loss and skin problems. It supports animal protein intake with its rich lamb content. Meets the physical and mental needs of puppies. It protects against infections with vitamin and mineral support. While the probiotics it contains support the digestive system, minerals contribute to the skeletal and muscular system. It protects heart and liver health with its antioxidant contents and offers the opportunity for a healthy and happy start to life.

Flavor enriched with fruits

What did we use in this food?

You can review all our contents and their benefits.

OUR CONTENT

What is protein?

Proteins are large biomolecules and macromolecules consisting of one or more amino acid chains containing many amino acids. It is an important component of cells. They play a role in cell growth, development and repair. Proteins are divided into two groups: Animal and Plant Proteins.

Why animal protein?

Animal proteins have high biological value. It contains higher essential amino acids than vegetable protein. It provides energy and is more digestible than vegetable protein. Especially carnivores need animal protein intake for their growth and development.

Our recipes

Our recipes, specially prepared by our cat and dog nutritionists, contain high amounts of animal protein. It has high digestibility and nutrition. Our recipes, prepared according to the age and breed of your pet, offer complete and balanced nutrition with their rich content.

Our Puppy formula

85% of the protein in the formula of this food is from animal sources.

It is highly supportive in terms of digestibility and nutrition. It meets the animal protein your cat needs.

Content Information

Ingredients:

Dehydrated Lamb Protein (15%), Rice, Chicken Fat, Corn,
Dehydrated Chicken Protein, Dehydrated Antarctic Krill (Euphausia
Superba), Hydrolyzed Chicken Liver Powder, Whey Powder, Hydrolyzed
Cane Sugar Fiber, Carob Flour, Brewer's Yeast, Pomegranate, L-Carnitine,
Fructo-Oligosaccharide, Xylo-Oligosaccharide, Rosemary (Rosmarinus
Sp.), Turmeric (Curcuma Sp.), Grape (Vitis Sp.), Citrus (Citrus Sp.), Indian
Cherry (Eugenia Sp.), (300 Ppm).

Vitamins:

Vitamin A, Vitamin D, Vitamin E, Vitamin C, Vitamin B1 - B2 - B3
(Niacin) - B6 - B12 - B7 (Biotin) - B9 (Folic Acid), Vitamin K, Choline, Calcium
Pantothenate.

Minerals:

Calcium, Phosphorus, Sodium, Iodine, Zinc, Copper, Potassium Chloride, Iron, Selenium.

Nutritional Supplements:

Vitamin A (E672): 18000 IU/kg, Vitamin D3(E671): 1500 IU/kg, Vitamin E (3A700): 150 mg/kg, Vitamin C (Stay C): 200 mg/kg.

Analytical components

Crude Protein

%30

Crude Fat

%16

Crude Ash

Crude Cellulose

%3,5

Nutrition Recommendation

for Puppy

Nutrition Recommendation

Find the recommended daily consumption amount from the table according to your dog's ideal weight. Using this table as a guide, you can feed your dog by dividing the appropriate amount according to the number of meals, at least 2 meals per day. Your dog's nutritional needs may vary depending on his age, breed, size, activity level and environmental conditions. You can revise it according to your dog's daily activity to ensure that it is in ideal condition and weight. Achieve the appropriate portion by checking your dog's weight and stool health. If you are using the food for the first time, start gradually by mixing it with the old food. Always keep clean and fresh water next to the food.

for Adult Dog

Daily Ration

Daily recommended amounts are given in grams in the table.

Adult Dog Weight (Kg)	12	15	20	25	30	35	40	45
Daily amount (<2 month)	160-180	190-215	225-255	240-270	240-270	250-275	260-290	290-320
Daily amount (3 month)	190-215	225-250	275-310	295-325	300-330	310-340	330-380	365-400
Daily amount (4 month)	200-225	240-265	300-335	320-350	325-355	350-380	380-410	420-460
Daily amount (6 month)	205-230	245-275	315-350	365-410	400-430	470-500	490-540	520-580
Daily amount (10 month)	155-175	190-220	245-275	300-320	380-410	420-450	450-500	500-550

How to plan gradual food transition?

1-4 day

New dry food 1/4

5-8 day

New dry food 2/4

9-13 day

New dry food 3/4

14+ day

New dry food

In dry food changes, the transition should be made gradually in order to protect the digestive system and to observe the adaptation process.
It is recommended that the process be spread over an average of 2 weeks by gradually increasing the amount of new food and decreasing the amount of old food.

Dog Weight Chart

From Underweight to Obese is a tool used to determine a dog's weight status. It provides information that categorizes dogs as underweight, healthy, overweight or obese. This chart helps pet owners and veterinarians evaluate a dog's weight and overall health, and is a guide to help maintain a dog's ideal weight and health. It is an important tool for assessing a dog's health. Here are the visual cues and suggestions for each category:

TOO THIN

Too Thin Appearance:

Ribs, spine, and hip bones are clearly visible. There is little to no muscle mass, and the skin appears tight.

Recommendation:

Immediate veterinary evaluation is needed. Malnutrition, illness, or parasites may be present. A balanced, nutritious diet should be provided.

SLIM

Slim Appearance:

Ribs are easily felt but covered by a thin layer of skin. The waistline is very prominent, and muscle mass is still insufficient.

Recommendation:

The feeding routine should be reviewed, and a diet suited to the dog's needs should be implemented. Veterinary monitoring is recommended.

PERFECT

Ideal Appearance:

Ribs are easily felt with slight pressure. The waistline is noticeable, and the abdomen is slightly tucked up. The dog has a balanced and strong muscle structure.

Recommendation:

Maintain the current diet and exercise routine. Regular veterinary check-ups will help keep the dog healthy.

OVERWEIGHT

Overweight Appearance:

Ribs are not easily felt with light pressure. The waistline is less defined, and the abdomen slightly sags.

Recommendation:

The dog’s diet and exercise plan should be revised. Low-calorie foods are recommended, and a weight management plan should be implemented with a veterinarian.

OBESE