Carnilove Active Venison, Reindeer & Wild Boar Adult Dry Dog Food - 12kg By Carnilove

Dogs and cats deserve food inspired by their natural diet. Carnilove foods are formulated to ignite the true instinct of cats and dogs. Our dry foods contain up to 80 percent meat, wet foods up to 90 percent, and treats up to 96 percent. Each recipe is grain and potato free and includes beneficial forest fruits, vegetables and herbs. They are natural sources of amino acids, important vitamins, antioxidants and other essential nutrients. All Carnilove dry cat and dog foods are chicken free. Active concentrated energy for dogs to ignite the true spirit. Carnilove Active dog foods help ignite a dog's true spirit through uncompromising, meat first nutrition. With at least 70 percent high quality meat and animal ingredients along with vegetables, fruits and herbs, the recipes fully align with a dog's natural needs. They deliver essential proteins and concentrated energy to support vitality, physical performance, and mental resilience. Natural fats, vegetables, fruits, and herbs further boost energy and contribute to overall strength, balance, and resilience. Active Venison, Reindeer and Wild Boar Dog Food is made with fresh venison. Loaded with high value proteins from venison, reindeer and wild boar, this recipe is crafted for highly active dogs with an increased energy demand. These highly digestible meats deliver essential amino acids and bioavailable nutrients to support peak physical condition, sustained vitality, and mental resilience. Pumpkin, chickpeas, and apples aid digestion, while blueberries, ginger, and sea buckthorn provide antioxidants that strengthen immunity and resilience. Salmon oil and linseed keep the skin supple and the coat thick and smooth, and chondroprotectives maintain healthy joints.

fresh venison (26%), yellow peas, reindeer protein (14%), beef fat (14%), turkey hydrolysed protein(8%), wild boar protein (4%), hydrolysed liver (3%), chickpeas, linseed, pumpkin, dried apple pulp, salmon oil (1%), carrots, potassium chloride, pea flour, dried sea buckthorn (0.2%), dried ginger root (0.1%), dried blueberries (0.1%), dried rosemary (0.1%), dried cranberries (0.1%), dried thyme (0.1%), hydrolysed crustacean shells (source of glucosamine, 0.022%), chicory root (source of fructo-oligosaccharides, 0.0163%), cartilage extract (source of chondroitin, 0.014%), brewer’s yeast (source of mannan-oligosaccharides, 0.013%), Mojave yucca (0.0085%).

crude protein 34.0 %, crude fat 20.0 %, moisture 10.0 %, crude ash 7.6 %, crude fibre 2.4 %, calcium 1.4 %, phosphorus 1.1 %, sodium 0.2 %, omega-3 fatty acids 0.2 %, omega-6 fatty acids 3.8 %, protein of animal origin from total content of protein 70.0 %.

vitamin A (3a672a) 20,000 IU, vitamin D3 (3a671) 1,575 IU, vitamin E (3a700) 530 mg, choline chloride (3a890) 2,400 mg, taurine (3a370) 1,500 mg, vitamin B1 (3a821) 4.7 mg, vitamin B2 (3a825i) 8.1 mg, biotin (3a880) 0.5 mg, folic acid (3a316) 0.43 mg, vitamin B6 (3a831) 8.5 mg, calcium-D-pantothenate (3a841) 17.1 mg, niacinamide (3a315) 55.8 mg, vitamin B12 (3a835) 0.3 mg, zinc (3b612) 86.8 mg, iron (3b107) 62.3 mg, manganese (3b505) 30.4 mg, potassium iodide (3b201) 1.07 mg, copper (3b407) 12.7 mg.

It is always important to introduce a new food gradually. This will reduce the chances of digestive upset by allowing your dog time to adjust to the new food. On the first day, mix 25 percent new food with 75 percent old food. Over the next 7-10 days, slowly increase the new food and decrease the old food until you are feeding 100 percent Carnilove. May be served dry or moistened with lukewarm water. The daily amount depends on the age, size, performance, and environment. The recommended daily amount is shown in the feeding table and should be divided into 1-2 equal portions during the day. Always make sure your dog has plenty of fresh water.

Store the kibble in a cool, dry place well away from direct sunlight. Always ensure the bag is tightly sealed after opening to preserve freshness and protect the nutrients from humidity and air exposure

For the exact shelf life of unopened packages, always refer to the "Best Before" date stamped directly on the packaging