Fat here is 14% against the small-breed puppy's 21%, and that gap is the whole point rather than a cost saving. A large-breed puppy gains weight faster than bone can safely mineralise, and pushing the growth is how you get hip and elbow dysplasia.
Calcium at 1.25% and phosphorus at 1.11% are balanced for a skeleton forming under load, with DHA at 0.19% for brain and vision. Protein sits at 26%.
- Healthy Growth
- Joint Support
- Brain & Vitality
- Oral Care
Ingredients
Dehydrated poultry protein (min. 26%), maize, wheat, maize flour, animal fats, rice, beet pulp, minerals, fish oil, soya oil, yeasts products, hydrolysed animal proteins, egg powder, fructo-oligosaccharides (0.31%).
Additives (per kg) — Nutritional additives: Vitamin A 17,500 IU · Vitamin D3 1,100 IU · Iron 37 mg · Iodine 3.8 mg · Copper 12 mg · Manganese 49 mg · Zinc 146 mg · Selenium 0.09 mg. Preservatives. Antioxidants.
For RSA guaranteed analysis (g/kg): crude protein min 240 · moisture max 95 · crude fat min 120 · crude fibre max 27 · crude ash max 81. Registered under Act 36/1947.
Looking after it
Store in a cool, dry place, sealed. Use within six weeks of opening. Weigh her food rather than scooping. Keep her lean — on a big dog every extra kilo lands on hips that will need them later. Split across two meals, never one; a deep-chested dog fed a single large meal is a bloat risk. **Do not add a calcium or growth supplement** — the balance is deliberate and supplementing causes the skeletal disease it looks like it should prevent. Limit stairs and long runs until she's a year old.
