It is important to feed your pet the daily ration that corresponds to the ideal body weight recommended by your veterinarian.\n\nAs your dog is unique, optimal food quantities may vary according to its age, size and activity level. Start by giving it the recommended ration and adjust\nthe quantity based on its needs. Make sure your dog always has plenty of fresh water.

The switch needs to be gradual. Start the transition by feeding your pet a mixture containing 75% of the old food and 25% Vetdiet. Then, over 7 to 10 days increase the relative proportion of Vetdiet pet food until the transition is complete.

It is important to feed your pet the daily ration that corresponds to the ideal body weight recommended by your veterinarian. As your dog is unique, optimal food quantities may vary according to its age, size and activity level. Start by giving it the recommended ration and adjust the quantity based on its needs. Make sure your dog always has plenty of fresh water.

The switch needs to be gradual. Start the transition by feeding your pet a mixture containing 75% of the old food and 25% Vetdiet. Then, over 7 to 10 days increase the relative proportion of Vetdiet pet food until the transition is complete.

Crude protein(min.) 20%, Crude fat(min.) 6%, Crude fiber(max.) 6.5%, Moisture(max.) 10%, Ash(max.) 7.5%, Calcium(min.) 0.9%, Phosphorus(min.) 0.75%, Potassium(min.) 0.65%, Sodium(min.) 0.35%, Vitamin A(min.) 30,000 IU-Ul/kg, Vitamin D₃(min.) 1,650 IU-Ul/kg, Vitamin E (min.) 150 IU-Ul/kg, Ascorbic acid (vitamin C)*(min.) 55 mg/kg, Omega-6 fatty acids*/(min.) 1.5%, Omega-3 fatty acids*(min.) 0.6%, L-carnitine*300 mg/kg

Calorie content (ME Calculated): 3,180 kcal/kg or 363 kcal/cup.

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