Eden 80/20 Fish Cuisine Small Kibble for Working Dogs - 15kg
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This Eden 80/20 Fish Cuisine is designed for sporting and working dogs, offering a concentrated, single-source protein formula that aids digestion and supports dogs with allergies or sensitivities. Its high Omega-3 content promotes cognitive function, heart health, and joint support, making it ideal for active dogs that require sustained focus. A potential consideration is its nutrient-dense nature, requiring careful portion control to avoid overfeeding.
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FAQs
Is this food suitable for puppies?
This specific formula, Eden 80/20 Fish Cuisine, is designed for adult sporting and working dogs. It is not formulated for puppies, who have different nutritional requirements. Please consult Eden's puppy range for suitable options.
How much Omega-3 is in this food?
The product contains 3.0% Omega 3 fatty acids, which is a significant level derived from its rich fish content.
Can this food help with my dog's allergies?
The concentrated single-source protein (salmon and herring) and the absence of common allergens like chicken or beef can make this recipe suitable for dogs with certain food allergies or sensitivities. However, always consult with your veterinarian before switching diets for allergy management.
What are the benefits of Glucosamine, MSM, and Chondroitin?
These ingredients are included to support and maintain healthy joint function, which is particularly beneficial for active and working dogs.
How should I store the kibble?
Store the kibble in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Ensure the bag is sealed tightly after opening to maintain freshness.
What is the protein percentage in this food?
The crude protein content is 43%.
Is this food grain-free?
Yes, this recipe is grain-free. It uses sweet potato and chickpea flour as carbohydrate sources.
Troubleshooting
Dog reluctant to eat the new food
Ensure a slow transition over 7-10 days. Try warming the kibble slightly with water or mixing in a small amount of dog-safe broth to enhance aroma and palatability.
Loose stools after switching food
This can occur during a rapid food change. Slow down the transition process further, extending it to 14 days if necessary. If symptoms persist, consult your veterinarian.
Dog appears less energetic
Ensure you are feeding the correct amount for your dog's activity level. Overfeeding can lead to lethargy. Verify the feeding guidelines and consult your vet if concerns remain.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Highly digestible due to single-source protein.
- Excellent source of Omega-3 fatty acids for cognitive and joint health.
- Supports dogs with allergies or sensitivities.
- Nutrient-dense for active and working breeds.
- Contains added joint support ingredients.
Cons
- High nutrient density may require strict portion control.
- Fish-based formula might not appeal to all dogs.
- Can be a higher price point compared to standard kibble.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Transitioning Food:
When introducing Eden 80/20 Fish Cuisine, gradually mix it with your dog's current food over 7-10 days. Start with 25% new food and 75% old, increasing the proportion of new food daily until you are feeding 100% Eden.
Feeding Guidelines:
Consult the feeding guide on the packaging for recommended daily amounts based on your dog's weight and activity level. It is crucial to adjust portions to maintain an ideal body condition.
Storage:
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Ensure the bag is sealed tightly after each use to maintain freshness and prevent moisture.
Compatibility:
This food is formulated as a complete and balanced diet for adult dogs, particularly suitable for sporting and working breeds. It is generally compatible with other high-quality dog foods during a transition period. Always consult with a veterinarian if you have specific concerns about dietary needs or introducing new foods.