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PURE DOG FOOD FOR A HAPPY MOOD
Turkey Prime
Complete single-protein recipe for adult dogs of all breeds. High-quality turkey protein and functional ingredients support healthy digestion, skin and coat.
- Single animal-protein source
- 70% fresh turkey meat equivalent
- No grain, corn or peas
- Oil containing omega-3
- Probiotics supporting gut function
- Complete dog food
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Composition
Turkey protein (32%), potatoes (30.5%), vegetables and fruit: sweet potatoes, carrot, apple, parsley, broccoli (8.5%); fresh salmon oil (9%), linseed cake (6%), beet pulp (5%), brewer’s yeast (4%), functional ingredients: natural antioxidants, mannan-oligosaccharides (MOS), beta-glucans, natural clay (4%), minerals and vitamins (1%).
Analytical constituents
Crude protein 29%; crude fat 16%; crude fibre 3%; crude ash 8.5%; moisture 9%; calcium 1.35%; phosphorus 0.85%; omega-3 fatty acids 1.70%; omega-6 2.60%; taurine 1500 mg/kg; L-carnitine 300 mg/kg.
Nutritional additives
Per 1 kg: vitamin A 20,000 IU; vitamin D3 1700 IU; vitamin E 300 mg; iron 90 mg; iodine 0.9 mg; copper 20 mg; manganese 45 mg; zinc 100 mg; selenium 0.18 mg.
Feeding guide
1–5 kg: 35–115 g/day
5–10 kg: 115–195 g/day
10–15 kg: 195–265 g/day
15–20 kg: 265–330 g/day
25+ kg: 330+ g/day
Values are indicative. Adjust the portion to your dog’s age, activity and body condition. Always provide fresh drinking water.
5–10 kg: 115–195 g/day
10–15 kg: 195–265 g/day
15–20 kg: 265–330 g/day
25+ kg: 330+ g/day
Values are indicative. Adjust the portion to your dog’s age, activity and body condition. Always provide fresh drinking water.
Product details
Metabolisable energy: 3620 kcal/kg. Kibble size: M. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Shelf life: 18 months from production date.
This information is educational and does not replace veterinary advice. For diagnosed allergies, chronic conditions or an elimination diet, consult a veterinarian.
