Carnilove Active Duck and Pheasant Dry Dog Food - 12kg

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Carnilove Active Duck and Pheasant is a high-protein, grain-free dry food designed specifically for active, high-energy dogs that require peak physical condition and sustained endurance. Formulated with 70% quality animal proteins, this recipe provides essential amino acids for muscle maintenance and joint support, though it may be too calorie-dense for sedentary or senior dogs who are not getting regular, intense exercise.
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This formula is primarily designed for active adult dogs; please check the specific nutritional profile to ensure it meets the requirements of your growing puppy.
No, the Carnilove Active Duck and Pheasant recipe is specifically crafted without chicken.
These are compounds that help maintain joint health and cartilage integrity, which is essential for dogs with high physical activity levels.
Yes, the recipe is completely grain-free and potato-free.
The duration depends on your dog's weight and activity level; follow the feeding guide on the packaging to estimate the longevity for your specific dog.
Slow down the transition process by mixing a smaller percentage of Carnilove with the previous food over a longer timeframe.
Re-evaluate the daily caloric intake against your dog's current activity level; you may need to reduce portion sizes for days with less exercise.
Ensure the bag is sealed completely after each use or transfer to a dedicated airtight pet food storage bin.
When transitioning your dog to Carnilove, do so gradually over a period of 7 to 10 days by mixing increasing amounts of the new food with their old diet to avoid digestive upset. Always ensure fresh, clean water is readily available, as the high protein content requires proper hydration for optimal digestion. Store the 12kg bag in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, and consider using an airtight container to preserve the freshness of the kibble and essential fatty acids found in the salmon oil. Consult with your veterinarian to adjust portions based on your dog's specific weight, age, and activity level.