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On a big dog, spare weight lands straight on the hips.
A large dog carrying five extra kilos is loading hips and elbows that were the most likely thing to fail anyway. Weight management on a big breed isn't cosmetic — it's the single most effective thing you can do for how long he stays mobile.
Perfect Weight brings the calories down while keeping him satisfied, using high fibre for bulk and high protein to protect the muscle that supports a heavy frame. L-carnitine and coconut oil help him metabolise fat, and prebiotic fibres keep digestion comfortable through the change. Losing weight slowly matters more on a large breed than a small one; the joints need the muscle kept on while the fat comes off. For adult large breeds prone to weight gain.
Store in a cool, dry place, sealed. Split the daily amount across two meals — never one, on a deep-chested breed, because of bloat risk. Feed to target weight and weigh him monthly. Slow loss is the goal; crash dieting a large dog costs him the muscle his joints depend on. Fresh water, always.
| Phosphorus | ~0.61 % |
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| L‑Carnitine | ~343 mg/kg |
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| Vitamin E | ~550 mg/kg |
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| Vitamin A | ~10 000 IU/kg |
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| Vitamin C | ~90 mg/kg |
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| Selenium | ~0.2 mg/kg |
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| Your dog weighs | Activity | Per day |
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| 25 kg | Dry only | 250 g |
| 30 kg | Dry only | 300 g |
| 40 kg | Dry only | 385 g |
| 55–60 kg | Dry only | 405 g |
| 80 kg | Dry only | 550 g |
| 12 kg | Dry only | 150 g |
Feed to the weight he should be. Always split across two meals on a deep-chested breed. Weigh him monthly and aim for slow, steady loss. Fresh water, always.
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