Compy Supreme Junior. NO GRAIN

Compy Supreme Junior Dogs rich in Fresh Chicken with Fruits and Vegetables. NO GRAIN. Complete food for puppies of medium and large breeds and females in the second stage of pregnancy and in the lactation period.

Formato:

3 kg

Grain Free recipe

65% INGREDIENTS OF ANIMAL ORIGIN

No colorants, preservatives, artificial flavours or added sugars

Composition

Chicken 50% (fresh chicken* 26%, dehydrated chicken proteins 24%), pea starch*, poultry fat* (7%, source of omega 6 fatty acids), potato starch*, hydrolyzed animal proteins, animal proteins dehydrated, peas* (1%), fish oil* (1% source of omega 3 fatty acids), beet pulp, fructooligosaccharides* (0.8%), vegetable fibers, brewer's yeast, dehydrated vinegar, minerals, dehydrated spinach* (0.1%), dehydrated pumpkin* (0.1%), dehydrated carrot* (0.1%), yeast cell walls* (0.1%, source of MOS), dehydrated berries* (0.1%) (cranberries*, blueberries*, blackberry*, raspberry*, blackcurrant*), Yucca schidigera* (346mg/kg), glucosamine, chondroitin sulfate. *Natural ingredients

Analytical Constituents

Crude protein	33%
Fat content	19%
Crude fibre	2.8%
Inorganic matter	7%
Metabolizable energy	402 kcal / 100 g

Additives per kg

Nutritional additives: Vitamin A: 30,000IU, Vitamin D3: 1,150IU, Vitamin E: 460mg, Vitamin C: 230mg, Biotin: 11.5mg, Taurine: 1,730mg, L-carnitine: 230mg, Iron (iron sulfate (II), monohydrate): 123.5mg, Copper (copper chelate (II) of hydrated amino acid): 12.8mg, Zinc (zinc chelate of hydrated amino acid): 115.6mg, Manganese (manganese chelate amino acid, hydrated): 46.3mg, Iodine (anhydrous calcium iodate): 2.6mg, Selenium (sodium selenite): 0.06mg. Antioxidants.

Feeding guide

The following feeding table indicates the total daily amount to be supplied to the puppies based on the body weight they will have as an adults and based on the weight gain throughout their development. This amount can be distributed throughout the day starting with 3-4 meals at the beginning of the growth until 1-2 at the end of it.

When the puppy reaches 12 months in medium breeds and 15 months in large breeds, it is recommended to switch to an adult food, always introducing it progressively.

Puppy adult weight (kg)	2 months	3 to 5 months	6 to 8 months	9 to 11 months	12 months	13 to 15 monts
	Daily ration (g)
10 - 20	90 - 160	140 - 230	190- 320	170 - 290	190 - 320	Adulto
20 - 30	160 - 200	230 - 300	320 - 400	290 - 460	320 - 410	Adulto
30 - 40	200 - 230	300 - 350	400 - 500	460 - 570	410 - 500	430 - 530
40 - 50	230 - 240	350 - 360	500 - 560	570 - 630	500 - 550	530 - 610
50 - 60	240 - 260	360 - 410	560 - 640	630 - 720	550 - 640	610 - 690

The following table indicates the daily amount to be supplied to the pregnant and lactating females. The amounts indicated should be divided into 3 meals throughout the day

Weight of adult dog (kg)	Gestation	Lactation
Weight of adult dog (kg)	Daily ration (g)
10 - 20	250 - 440	490 - 920
20 - 30	440 - 620	920 - 1.320
30 - 40	620 - 780	1.320 - 1.720
40 - 50	780 - 940	1.720 - 2.110
50 - 60	940 - 1.100	2.110 - 2.500

Change of diet

Some dogs are very sensitive to the change of feeding and rejections of the new food can occur and even diarrhea or vomiting if the change is made abruptly. Therefore, when you change from one product to another, remember to gradually reduce the old food while increasing the new one for 1 week, until it becomes the exclusive diet.

Feed at 2 regular intervals.