Little doggos, big appetite? Then try our wet food Junior "Classic" Chicken and Beef with Fennel – balanced, gentle on the stomach, and guaranteed never boring.
Chicken and beef provide animal protein and pack plenty of flavor into the bowl – perfect for young gourmets bursting with energy. Amaranth adds plant-based power to the menu and is especially easy to digest.
Fennel brings a mild note that makes the food particularly wholesome. And calendula? That’s the special touch – pretty on the outside, delicious on the inside.
28.0% chicken (consisting of chicken heart, chicken meat, chicken stomach, chicken liver, chicken neck, chicken fat), 25.4% broth, 22.0% beef (consisting of beef heart, beef meat, beef lung, beef tripe), 14.0% fennel, 8.0% amaranth, 1.0% minerals, 0.5% salmon oil, 0.5% herbs, 0.4% tomato paste, 0.1% marigold, 0.1% eggshell powder
Analytical constituents | In % |
Moisture | 78.0% |
Crude protein | 10.5% |
Crude fat | 6.5% |
Crude ash | 2.3% |
Crude fiber | 0.5% |
The raw materials used are subject to natural fluctuations in nutrient content.
Vitamin D3 200 IU, zinc as zinc sulfate monohydrate 25.0 mg, manganese as manganese(II) sulfate monohydrate 1.4 mg
Expected final weight/age in months | 2 - 3 | 4 - 5 | 6 - 12 |
2 kg | 160 - 180 g | 200 g | 200 - 190 g |
5 kg | 330-360 g | 390-410 g | 400-380 g |
10 kg | 550-580 g | 650-670 g | 680-650 g |
15 kg | 700-750 g | 850-910 g | 920-880 |
20 kg | 730-900 g | 1050-1130 g | 1150-1090 g |
25 kg | 880-1050 g | 1240-1320 g | 1350-1310 g |
30 kg | 1010-1200 g | 1420-1510 g | 1550-1510 g |
35 kg | 1140-1340 g | 1590-1690 g | 1730-1710 g |
40 kg | 1210-1430 g | 1710-1850 g | 1910-1900 g |
The stated feeding amounts are guidelines. Energy requirements decrease from the 7th month of life. The actual requirement depends on your pet's breed, age, and activity level. Please always provide sufficient drinking water.
Switching food
Gradually accustom your pet to the new food
For a smooth transition, we recommend a period of 6-10 days, or longer if your pet is sensitive and/or difficult to switch to a new food
At the beginning of the transition, mix a (very) small portion (max. 1/4) of the new food into the usual food and increase the amount in small steps each day until the switch to the new food is complete
A slow/proper food transition is important so that your pet's digestive enzymes and gut flora can gradually adjust to the new food and no digestive problems (soft stool, diarrhea) occur
A slow/proper food transition should always be carried out, even when switching within a product category (wet food, dry food, fresh menus).
Can contents ready to serve
Open the can, pour contents into the bowl, and feed your pet.
Room temperature tastes best, especially for sensitive dogs
Please store in a cool, dry place
After opening, store in the refrigerator and use promptly