Puppy - Mini (Gluten-free)

• Dutch top quality.
• High-quality premium and natural raw materials.
• Rich in turkey, fish and chicken.
• With salmon oil and prebiotics.
• Wheat and gluten free.
• Provides for increased energy needs.
• Also suitable for pregnant and lactating dogs*.
• Building bones and muscles.
• Optimal chunk size, shape and structure.
• Supports the immune system.
• High acceptance and digestibility.
• Limits stool odor and volume.
• Without artificial additives.
• Supports growth, development, skin, coat, immune system, joints and teeth.
• For puppies and young dogs.
  

dried turkey (24%), maize*, rice* (14%), poultry fat (14%), dried fish (9%), dried chicken (7%), brewer's yeast, beet pulp, egg powder, linseed, salmon oil, inulin (Source of FOS prebiotics. (*unlocked).

Crude protein 33%, crude fat 20%, crude ash 6.5%, crude fibre 2.0%, calcium 1.1%, phosphorus 0.8%, magnesium 0.09%. Additives per kg. Nutritional additives: Vitamin A 18,000 IU, Vitamin D3 1,800 IU, Vitamin E 400 IU, Vitamin C 200 mg, Iron 75 mg, Iodine 1.5 mg, Copper 5 mg, Manganese 30 mg, Zinc 65 mg, Taurine 1,000 mg. Technological additives: Lecithin 5,000 mg. Contains approx. 0.2% DHA, 0.2% EPA. Contains natural antioxidants and preservatives. Available in 1.5 kg and 5 kg packaging. 4300 Kcal per kg.

EPA: 0.1%
DHA: 0.1%
Omega-3 fatty acids: 0.6%
Omega-6 fatty acids: 4%

-With a small dog, you can usually switch from puppy food to adult food such as adult mini or sensitive mini around 9 to 12 months.

Feed with your eyes. The amounts in the feeding schedule can be used as a guideline, depending on your dog's age, activity level, condition, and performance. The amounts listed should be given per day. Divide the amount over 3 to 5 meals. Always provide plenty of fresh drinking water.

A puppy's growth can be divided into two phases. The first phase is one of rapid growth. Your puppy now needs a lot of energy. When it's about halfway grown, the second phase begins. This is a phase of more moderate growth. Its energy needs then gradually decrease until your dog reaches adulthood and has the energy needs of an adult dog.
The duration of the two phases varies by breed. Small breeds, such as the Yorkshire Terrier, reach full maturity at 6 to 9 months of age. Very large breeds, such as the Great Dane, don't reach full maturity until 18 to 24 months of age. It's especially important for large breeds to allow them to mature gradually during the second phase to prevent bone and joint problems. If your puppy(ies) experience diarrhea due to their sensitive gastrointestinal tract, which is still developing, we recommend temporarily feeding them BF®Petfood Meat Food or BF®Petfood 3-in-1 biscuits.

*Pregnancy: Increase the amount of food by 10% in the 7th week, and by 20% in the 8th and 9th weeks. Lactation: Increase the amount of food by 50%, divided into 3 to 4 portions.