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Wild lambs kept in a species-appropriate manner provide us with juicy lamb that contains a lot of protein. Our fish farmers work in an animal-friendly and natural way. In this way, our trout can grow up under species-appropriate conditions.
There are also parsnips and potatoes from regional agriculture. The protein content and the kibble size are perfectly adapted to the needs of growing dogs. Our wholesome recipe does not need any added sugar or artificial colours, flavours or preservatives. High quality lamb and trout protein, vitamins and zinc are good for growth and the immune system. There is everything in it that your darling needs for a balanced diet in the growth phase.

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• For young dogs from the 4th to the 15th month.
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• Larger croquettes.
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• With juicy free-range lamb.
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• With delicious trout from sustainable aquaculture.
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• High proportion of regional raw materials.
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• Gentle preparation.
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• With zinc.
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• Good for growth and the immune system.
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Biologically valuable protein from lamb and trout supports harmonious growth. Parsnips are naturally rich in vitamin C and can thus promote the immune system of your young dog. Potatoes are an important source of energy and sunflower oil ensures a shiny coat. Apple fibers are a source of fiber and are good for digestion.

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Complete feed for young dogs from 10 weeks to 15 months.

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Composition:

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Lamb protein* from free-range farms (18 %), maize flour, wholegrain maize, potato protein*, oils and fats (11 %), potatoes* (9.5 %), trout meal from sustainable fish farming (6.5 %), dried (sugar) beet pulp, hydrolysed protein, apple pomace* (1.25 %), lignocellulose, potassium chloride, raspberries* (0.27 %), blueberries* (0.27 %), elderberries* (0.27 %), sea buckthorn* (0.27 %), yeasts* (extract, 0.2 % = 0.04 % mannan oligosaccharides), sodium chloride, carrots*, parsnip* (0,2 %), parsley root*, chicory powder (0.15 % = 0.01 % inulin), parsley leaves* (total berry mix 1.1 %, total regional vegetable mix 0.7 %);     *) dried.

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 Feeding Recommendation:

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Final weight	\n 3rd Mon (10th week) \n	\n4th Mon\n	\n5th - 6th Mon\n	\n7th - 8th Mon\n	\n9th - 12th Mon\n	\n13th - 15th Mon.\n	\n16. Mon.\n
10 kg	150 g	180 g	190 g	190 g	185 g	*	*
15 kg	250 g	245 g	260 g	260 g	250 g	245 g	*
20 kg	250 g	310 g	325 g	330 g	320 g	310 g	*
25 kg	300 g	355 g	375 g	385 g	370 g	360 g	*
30 kg	345 g	405 g	430 g	445 g	430 g	415 g	*
35 kg	380 g	455 g	485 g	505 g	475 g	460 g	*
40 kg	405 g	500 g	535 g	545 g	530 g	515 g	*
50 kg	455 g	560 g	625 g	640 g	620 g	600 g	*

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* Final weight.
When your dog has reached this weight, you should gradually switch to adult food.

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Just feed dry, if your dog likes it crispy. For a softer consistency, pour fresh warm water (about 60 ° C) over the food and let it soak in for a few minutes.

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Puppies need just the right amount of food to grow at a healthy speed. That’s why it’s important to check how much food they need at each stage of their development. If you feed your puppy too much they can grow too fast (which can cause health problems) so weigh them regularly and record their progress. If your puppy is extra Goood and also has snacks you should reduce the suggested portion accordingly. Splitting the portion into two or three meals will make sure that your puppy has all the nutrients and energy they need to grow healthily and happily :).

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Don’t forget, your puppy always needs access to fresh drinking water!

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