VEGDOG German Vegetarian Senior Erbsen & Hirse, 400 g

VEGDOG Vegan Senior Dog Food, with added peas and millet, improves your dog's health and digestion. This complete food is perfect for transitioning your senior dog to a vegan lifestyle. Your loyal companion will thank you for your dedication as the years go by.

Do dogs age seven times as long as humans? This formula is now considered outdated. It's safe to say that our best friends age faster than we do. This is especially true for large breeds.

To ensure your dog lives a long and healthy life, they need a species-appropriate, plant-based diet. Just like us, nutrients, protein, and various fats play a vital role in ensuring they remain healthy and active even in old age.

That's why we've worked with veterinarians to develop a wet food specifically formulated for senior pets (ages 7 and up). This way, your senior pet can continue to enjoy life with you and play in the park with younger dogs again!

VEGDOG Vegan Senior Pea & Millet Dog Food is ideal for pets with sensitive stomachs because it's highly digestible and suitable for elimination diets. Its optimal calcium-to-phosphorus ratio is designed for the changing energy needs of older animals. Added taurine also supports heart health.

To fully meet your dog's protein needs, we use lupin, lentil, and pea proteins. These proteins provide an ideal amino acid profile to strengthen your dog's muscles. Millet and carrot nutrients help maintain joint function. Our proprietary mineral powder provides other important nutrients, such as vitamin B12, taurine, and carnitine. VEGDOG Premium Vegan Pea & Millet Dog Food is carefully seasoned and judiciously enriched with peas, zucchini, and sunflower seeds.

Suitable for dogs over 7 years old.
Suitable for allergy sufferers,
Especially easy to digest

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.