Description
Recommended for:
- Growing puppies requiring a sensitive grain free recipe diet
Can also be used for:
- Dogs requiring a higher calorie fish-based diet
- Pregnant bitches
Key Features
- Grain free recipe – excludes cereals and grains
- Ideal for puppies with sensitivities
- Optimal vitamins and minerals for growing puppies
Nutritional information
Crude Protein 29%, Fat Content 15%, Crude Ash 8%, Crude Fibres 2.5%, Calcium 1.6%, Phosphorus 1%, Omega-3 2.9%, Omega-6 3.0%.
Composition:
Fresh ocean white fish (23%), ocean white fish meal (18%), sweet potato (16%), potato (14%), refined chicken oil, potato protein, beet pulp, fish digest, whole egg powder, whole linseed, krill, yeast, minerals, prebiotic FOS, prebiotic MOS, yucca extract, glucosamine, MSM, chondroitin, cranberry, nucleotides, rosemary extract.
Nutritional Additives (per kg):
Vitamins: Vitamin A 21,000 IU, Vitamin D3 1,575 IU, Vitamin E 280 IU.
Trace Elements:
Zinc (as zinc chelate of amino acid hydrate) 105mg, Copper (II) (as copper chelate of amino acid hydrate) 9.3mg, Manganese (as manganese chelate of amino acid hydrate) 7mg, Iodine (as calcium iodate anhydrous) 1.75mg. Antioxidant (natural mixed tocopherols).
Feeding guide
382 cals/100g
The below feeding guide gives an advised amount of food to feed per day:
Product FAQ's
Can I feed Sensitive Puppy/Junior as an alternative flavour to your chicken-based puppy food?
Yes, but if doing so because your puppy has gone off his/her food, be aware that altering the pattern of behaviour leading to fussy eating (or reducing the amount offered, especially if treats and training rewards are fed too) can often be more effective than changing the variety of food.
My puppy has inconsistent stools, should I feed Sensitive Puppy/Junior?
Yes, a supportive diet may be of benefit. This product is likely to be a very good option if your puppy’s symptoms are known or suspected to be caused by an adverse response to meat or grain. However, do be aware that there are many other causes of loose stools including over-feeding, picking up things to eat/drink outside, infection and medical problems. In such cases, addressing and treating the root cause is essential. Puppies with diarrhoea can dehydrate quickly, so do seek veterinary advice. If your puppy has had problems on another brand of food which was also fish and potato based, our regular Puppy/Junior (chicken and rice based) might be a better option if an adverse food reaction is suspected.
Does Sensitive Puppy/Junior have all the calories and nutrients required for growth?
Yes, as with all of our growth diets, it has been formulated to be complete and balanced, and safe to feed for the duration of your puppy’s development.
Can I soak the kibble if my puppy has difficulty with dry food?
Yes, we generally suggest covering the kibble with hot water and leaving it to steep under a clean tea towel for about ½ hour prior to serving to soften it.
If you are trying to increase your puppy’s fluid intake, more water can then be added. Make sure the food is not too hot or too cold.
Nutrition without compromise
Our core philosophy of ‘nutrition without compromise’ is the foundation on which Arden Grange has been built. Each of our canine and feline diets are naturally hypoallergenic meaning that we don’t include the most common dietary allergens in our foods, and they are preserved naturally without any artificial preservatives or colours. All ingredients in our diets have been included for their nutritional value and promote optimum health and vitality.