VEGDOG German Vegetarian Sensitive Lupinenprotein 400g

VEGDOG Sensitive No. 1 is a 100% complete grain and soy-free food.

Specially formulated for nutritionally sensitive adult dogs.
Lupins, lentils, and amaranth are excellent sources of protein for dogs.

Other important nutrients come from human-grade ingredients like carrots, sunflower seeds, and chia seeds.

The benefits of chia seeds are not only good for the heart and circulatory system, but also for the digestive system, skin, and hair.
The algae used provides the essential fatty acids EPA and DHA, which are crucial for healthy cell function.
Nutritionally sensitive dogs especially benefit from the anti-inflammatory effects of these substances.
Sensitive No. 1 is enriched with ALL-IN-VELUXE mineral powder to ensure optimal nutritional support. VEGDOG

Sensitive No. 1 is not suitable for puppies and lactating female dogs.
Because they have higher nutritional and energy requirements.

Element:
Lentils 16%, Amaranth 9%, Carrots 8%, Lupin granules 7%, Sunflower seeds, Minerals, Sunflower oil, Algae, Chia seeds, Yeast.

Analytical ingredients:
Crude protein 7.0%, crude fat 4.6%, crude fiber 1.1%, crude ash 1.5%, moisture 72.9%, calcium-to-phosphorus ratio 1.31 (calcium-to-phosphorus ratio).

Per kg of feed additive:
Nutritional additives:
Vitamin A (3a672a) 4000 IU; Vitamin D3 (E671) 560 IU; Vitamin E (E3a700 all-racemic-α-tocopheryl acetate) 16 mg; Vitamin E3a831 (3a821) 1 mg
B22 315016 mg Vitamin B305 (3a821); mg; Calcium pantothenate (3a841) 10 mg; Folic acid 0.2 mg;
Choline chloride 1,120 mg; L-carnitine 480 mg; Taurine 500 mg; DL-methionine (3c301) 3,000 mg; L-threonine (3.3.1) 740 mg, L-tryptophan (260.1) 740 mg
L-Valine (3c369) 620 mg, Iron (Iron Glycinate) (E1) 3.4 mg; Copper (Copper (II) Sulfate Pentahydrate) (E4) 1.4 mg; Zinc (Zinc Oxide) (E6) 26 mg;
Selenium (sodium selenite) (E8) 0.16 mg; calcium iodate, anhydrous).

Feeding recommendations:

We recommend a gradual food change, taking approximately three weeks, or four weeks for nutritionally sensitive dogs. Changes in stool volume and consistency, as well as increased gas production, are normal. These changes should return to normal over time.