Description

Felicia Small Mini Puppy

Why Low-Grain and Hypo-Allergenic Felicia ?

• To ensure that our lovely friends are fed in accordance with their natural living conditions and live healthier, we, together with our nutritionists,
• hypoallergenic with reduced grain content We have prepared a special formula.
• Felicia, with highly digestible animal protein sources, has been specially developed to address digestive and allergy sensitivities.
• Free of beef, dairy products, wheat, soy, potatoes, artificial sweeteners, colors, chemical flavors, and other ingredients associated with allergic reactions.GMO-free!
• Felicia Small Mini Puppy:
• Developed to meet all the daily nutritional needs of small breed puppies during the transition from mother’s milk to food and into adulthood.
• This period, when our little friends’ protective and digestive systems develop, is the most important stage of their lives.
• The hypoallergenic formula, specifically developed to combat food sensitivities, offers maximum protective benefits.
• Felicia Small Mini Puppy contains an optimal protein source from real lamb.
• In addition EPA (Eicosapentaenoic) and DHA (Docosahexaenoic) fatty acids contribute to the development of a healthier heart, brain, and nervous system.

With regular consumption:

• Our lovely friend’s
• immune system is strengthened,
• stool volume and odor are reduced,
• strong and shiny fur is formed,
• urinary tract and kidney health are protected,
• digestibility is increased, and a dynamic body structure is achieved.

Ingredients:

• Dried lamb protein ()),
• Hydrolyzed boneless lamb protein (!),
• Baldo rice, corn, refined chicken oil, peas, anchovy meal, brewer’s yeast,
• Anchovy oil, carob, nucleotide yeast protein, dried sugar beet,
• Minerals, prebiotic mannan oligosaccharides, seaweed,
• Blueberry powder, Yucca extract, Psyllium, Marigold powder.

Analytical Components:

• Protein: 0
• Fat Content:
• Crude Ash: 8
• Crude Fiber: 2.2
• Omega-6: 3.6
• Omega-3: 0.75

Vitamins and Other Supporting Ingredients:

• Vitamin A (E672): 30,000 IU kg
• Vitamin D3 (E671): 1,800 IU kg
• Vitamin E (3a700): 480 mg kg
• Vitamin C: 240 mg kg
• Niacin: 24 mg kg
• Copper (as Sulfate): 15 mg kg
• Zinc (as Sulfate): 80 mg kg
• Zinc (as Chelate): 20 mg kg
• Manganese (as Sulfate): 27 mg kg
• Selenium (as Selenite): 0.26 mg kg
• Glucosamine: 1,000 mg kg
• Chondroitin: 700 mg kg
• EU-approved oxidants

TRANSITION PROCESS DURING CHANGING FOOD:

• You should always transition your pet to a new food gradually.
• Suddenly changing your pet’s food can cause health problems.
• Gradually mixing the new and old food is important to allow the digestive system and metabolism to adapt to the new feeding pattern.
• This gradual transition will help reduce the likelihood of developing stomach upset and stomach cramps following the food change.
• To prevent your pet from having trouble adapting to a new habit,
• You should gradually introduce the new food over a period of one week.
• Each day, you should increase the proportion of the new food and decrease the proportion of the old food.
• You should never add homemade food to the diet during the transition to the new food.
• For your pet that’s fussy about food,
• Try feeding the new food from your hand like a treat.
• Always have clean, fresh water available alongside the food.
• Your pet should not be left hungry when starting a new food.
• When you start a new food, constantly check your pet’s stool,
• Energy levels, and signs of possible allergies and gastrointestinal distress.
• First 3 Days25 new food 75 old food
• Second 3 Days50 new food 50 old food
• Third 3 Days75 new food 25 old food
• Fourth After 3 Days100 new food