Alleva

Neobreeder Dog Food – Adult | Chicken

SKU: P10236

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Analytical Components

Crude Protein

25%

Crude Oils and Fats

14%

Raw Fiber

2.5%

Raw Ashes

8.5%

Calcium 1.50%; phosphorus 1.10%; glucosamine 350 mg/kg; chondroitin sulfate 300 mg/kg. Metabolizable Energy (ME): 3670 kcal/kg (15.4 MJ/kg).

Alleva Neobreeder Adult Chicken is a complete, extruded dry food for adult dogs of small, medium, and large breeds, formulated to provide balanced nutrition and support the pet’s daily well-being.

Neobreeder recipes are based on experience gained working alongside thousands of breeders around the world and are designed to provide reliable, nutritious, and affordable nutrition without compromising on the quality of the raw ingredients.

Nutritional Characteristics and Benefits:
✔️Chicken as the first ingredient
A highly digestible source of protein rich in essential amino acids for maintaining muscle mass.
✔️Supports digestive function
Contains chicory root, a natural source of inulin and FOS, and brewer’s yeast, a source of MOS, to help maintain a balanced gut flora.
✔️Healthy skin and a shiny coat
Contains essential fatty acids that help maintain normal skin function and coat quality.
✔️Joint support
With glucosamine and chondroitin to help maintain joint mobility and health.
✔️Balanced multi-protein formula
With chicken and turkey to provide a complete amino acid profile and support the maintenance of muscle mass.
✔️Greater comfort in living together
With yucca juice, which helps reduce stool odor.

Ingredients: chicken (33%) (of which 85% is dehydrated and 15% is fresh), rice, rye, wheat, chicken fat (stabilized with natural tocopherols), dehydrated turkey (5%), corn, dried beet pulp, hydrolyzed chicken livers, carob meal, chicory root (source of inulin and F.O.S.) (0.30%), dried and inactivated brewer’s yeast (source of MOS) (0.30%), glucosamine, chondroitin sulfate, yucca juice (0.02%).

Additives ( per kg): Nutritional additives: 3a672a Vitamin A 15,200 IU; 3a671 Vitamin D3 1,000 IU; 3a700 Vitamin E 100 mg; 3a821 Vitamin B1 7.50 mg; 3a825ii Vitamin B2 6 mg; 3a831 Vitamin B6 3 mg; 3a835 Vitamin B12 0.05 mg; 3a314 Niacin 40 mg; 3a880 Biotin 0.10 mg; 3a316 Folic acid 1 mg; 3a841 Calcium d-pantothenate 25 mg; 3b101 Iron (iron(II) carbonate (siderite)) 70 mg; 3b603 Zinc (zinc oxide) 80 mg; 3b405 Copper (copper(II) sulfate pentahydrate) 7 mg; 3b203 Iodine (anhydrous calcium iodate in coated granules) 1.60 mg; 3b801 Selenium (sodium selenite) 0.20 mg. Antioxidant: 1b306(i) Tocopherol extracts from vegetable oils 150 mg.

Directions for Use: We recommend a gradual transition over 1–2 weeks, mixing in increasing amounts of the new food while gradually reducing the amount of the previous food. Serve the product as is, following the recommended daily portion. Always provide fresh, clean water. Store in a cool, dry place, away from heat sources, and reseal the package tightly after use.

Recommended daily feeding amount: Amounts may vary depending on the dog’s age, weight, level of physical activity, environmental conditions, and physiological condition. We recommend dividing the daily feeding amount into two or more meals.

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Neobreeder Dog Food – Adult | Chicken

Neobreeder Dog Food – Adult | Chicken

€14,50

€14,50

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