Nature's Protection Superior Care White Dogs Adult Small Breeds Herring - Dry Food for White Coated Small Breed Adult Dogs, with Herring

Nature's Protection Superior Care White Dogs Adult Small Breeds Herring is a complete dry food for adult white dogs (from 10 months of age), small breeds (adult body weight from 1 to 10 kg), with herring.

In addition to its appealing taste and aroma that attract dogs, herring offers many valuable nutrients. Most importantly, it contains Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids, which have a positive effect on the dog's skin and coat condition, as well as its heart and entire circulatory system. These unsaturated fatty acids support joint function, strengthen the immune system, regulate the nervous system, reduce allergic reactions, and accelerate the healing of inflammatory conditions in the body. Herring is a source of easily digestible protein, and due to its low fat content, it is particularly recommended for overweight dogs.

Superior Care White Dogs Adult food meets the nutritional needs of adult dogs, maintains the pristine white color of the coat, helps remove rusty tear stains (discoloration around the muzzle), and strengthens the hair from within.

Benefits of Nature's Protection Superior Care White Dogs Adult Small Breeds Herring:

• A unique formula for adult dogs that helps prevent rusty staining that causes hair discoloration around the eyes, paws, and muzzle
• The main ingredient is herring, a source of easily digestible protein, Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals
• Grain-free formula - suitable for dogs with sensitive digestive systems and allergy-prone dogs
• Ingredients have been carefully selected to avoid burdening the digestive tract
• Carefully chosen raw materials ensure great taste and excellent digestibility
• Polyphenols from green tea and grapes slow down the aging process and strengthen the immune system
• Enriched with MicroZeoGen (MZG) - dynamically micronized clinoptilolite that helps capture and remove toxins from the body while increasing the absorption of vitamins and nutrients

Ideal food for dogs of breeds such as:

• Maltese,
• White Chihuahua,
• West Highland White Terrier,
• Bichon Frise

Feeding instructions and recommended daily amounts:
The values provided in the table are approximate. Always observe your dog and adjust the amount of food according to its individual needs. Ensure your dog has constant access to fresh drinking water.

Ingredients of Nature's Protection Superior Care White Dogs Adult Small Breeds Herring:
herring 35% (dried and finely ground), dried potato pulp, peas, poultry fat, beet pulp, salmon oil (1%), dynamically micronized clinoptilolite (1%), flaxseed, fructooligosaccharides (FOS), hemp oil (0.5%), yucca extract, green tea (0.05%), dried marigold (source of lutein) (0.02%)

Additives per 1 kg:
dietary additives: vitamin A (3a672a) - 18,000 IU, vitamin D₃ (3a671) - 1,500 IU, vitamin E (3a700) - 530 mg, folic acid (3a316) - 1 mg, biotin (3a880) - 0.1 mg, iron(II) sulfate monohydrate (3b103) - 50 mg, anhydrous calcium iodate (3b202) - 1.5 mg, copper(II) sulfate pentahydrate (3b405) - 5 mg, manganese sulfate monohydrate (3b503) - 20 mg, zinc sulfate monohydrate (3b605) - 115 mg, sodium selenite (3b801) - 0.1 mg

Analytical constituents:
crude protein 25%, crude oils and fats 16%, crude ash 8%, crude fiber 2%, calcium 1.2%, phosphorus 0.9%, potassium 0.65%, sodium 0.25%, Omega-3 fatty acids 0.97%, Omega-6 fatty acids 2.85%

Results:
To eliminate discoloration and staining, feed your dog exclusively with Superior Care White Dogs Adult food. Other foods may contribute to coat browning, preventing you from achieving the desired results. Studies indicate that the food for white breeds should be fed for at least 4 weeks for visible effects.
The first results will be visible on new, growing hair (in dogs with significant discoloration).
Note: in the case of dogs with extensive discoloration, one month of feeding may not be sufficient. You will need to wait until the coat has fully grown out and replaced the stained hair.

Remember:
Transition your pet to the new food over a period of at least 7 days. Mix the current food with the new one, gradually increasing the proportion of the new food in each serving. When feeding dry food, your pet must have constant access to fresh water!
Store dry food in a sealed container in a cool, dry place.