SKINNER?S FIELD & TRIAL CHICKEN & RICE ADULT DRY DOG FOOD 2.5KG

Field & Trial Chicken & Rice is a complete dog food, specially developed and formulated to support active dogs who are regularly working at a moderate activity intensity. Field & Trial Chicken & Rice has been carefully developed to include a protein level of 22% and a fat level of 10% to support the energetic requirements of a range of active dogs, such as working gundogs, agility dogs and active pet dogs. With protein being provided from digestible chicken, to support muscle integrity and development, and fat to support moderate performance output, Field & Trial Chicken & Rice is an ideal choice for a range of dogs. These factors, along with rice supplying digestible carbohydrate as an energy source, means that Field & Trial Chicken & Rice constitutes a diet to support the day-to-day requirements of active dogs. BENEFITS Includes highly digestible chicken. Rice provides a highly digestible carbohydrate source to provide energy for instant use during periods of intense activity Contains essential fats from linseed and sunflower oil to support energy output as well as coat and skin condition. Formulated without wheat, maize or barley Chicken & Rice is a complete food that provides all the nutrients your active dog needs to be fit, happy and healthy INGREDIENTS ? Brown rice(39%)Chicken meat meal(22%)Oats?Peas?Whole linseed?Beet pulp?Sunflower oil?Vitamins?Minerals and trace elements?Culinary herb mix? ADDITIVES Nutritional additives per kg: Vitamin A13,000 iuVitamin D32,000 iuVitamin E (as alpha-tocopherol acetate)310 iu Trace Elements per kg: Iron (as ferrous sulphate monohydrate)40mgSelenium (as sodium selenite)0.1mg Analytical Constituents: Crude protein22%Crude oils and fats10%Crude fibres3%Crude ash6% ? FEEDING GUIDE ? It can be fed straight from the bag or, if your dog prefers, moistened a few minutes before serving with a small amount of tepid water. Please refer to our feeding guide for the amount most suitable for your dog. Nutritional requirements of dogs can vary according to their activity level, gender, age and breed.