Royal Canin Dog Food Cocker Spaniel Dry Mix 3kg

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Skin protection and glossy coat:EPA and DHA, borage oil and vitamin A can help to support the skin's barrier function and promote smooth, glossy coat

Sensory additives are employed to influence the appearance and taste of the dog food. They will include flavourings and colourings.Vitamin A (30,500 IU), vitamin D3 (800 IU), E1 [iron] (43mg), E2 [iodine] (4.3mg), E4 [copper] (13mg), E5 [manganese] (56 mg), E6 [zinc] (141mg), E8 [selenium] (0.09mg).

If the dog is older and does not exercise as much, a daily food amount of 2 % of the body weight is usually sufficient.If, for instance , the dog is overweight, has to take medication or is intolerant to various foods, it may be sensible or required to prepare the food yourself. Before organizing the foodstuff, you should study the several elements. The meals should be balanced and contain all the necessary nutrients. It is recommended to talk to a vet beforehand. Recipe ideas for dog food can be found on the Internet, for example.

The change of food should proceed as comes after: On day 1 and 2, replace about a 1 / 4 of the dog’s usual food with the new food. On the third and fourth day, replace half with the new food. On the fifth and sixth day, the proportion of the new dog food should be three quarters. On day 7, the move is complete. Animal body fat provide the dog with twice as much energy as proteins. To prevent overweight, the food should contain these substances only moderately. How much should be in the dog food depends upon how much the pet moves. Lamb and poultry fats are saturated fatty acids. They can be stored in the body as emergency portion and are intended as a hold for bad times. Meat and vegetable oil contain condensed omega-6 fatty acids and unsaturated oily acids. Omega-3 natural oils, which are seen in fish, are extremely valuable for cellular metabolism. Our belief that pets make our world better inspires and gives life to our purpose of making a better A BETTER WORLD FOR PETS ™ There is wet and dry dog food on the market. The two types of dog food differ in their water content.

Age: Young dogs remain growing and tend to be more curious and lively. They usually have a higher energy requirement than more mature dogs. It really is advisable to reduce the amount of food a little annually. For older dogs, there are senior foods that are reduced body fat and contain important additives. For smaller dogs you need to change at the age of 10 to 12 years, for large dogs around 7 to 8 years. Activity level: How much the four-legged friend moves determines the amount of energy it burns. A puppy that moves a lot burns more calories. If the dog is not so active, it burns fewer calories and has a slower metabolism. Accordingly, he needs less food.