Pedigree Chicken & Milk Dry Puppy Food

Pedigree Puppy Food

Pedigree Chicken & Milk for Puppy is a wholesome meal, packed with essential nutrients vital to the healthy growth of your pet. The natural goodness of cereals, chicken, meat, soybean, carrots, peas & milk blend into a tasty treat for your little one. Made with chicken, meat and vegetables, this recipe is rich in easily digested proteins and vitamins that help support a healthy skin and coat. Taurine, Vitamin E and other antioxidants boost your pup’s immune system. Calcium from milk helps strengthen your pup’s bones and teeth.

Features:

• Soft & shiny skin and coat: Contains special vegetable oils for healthy skin and coat. It contains a special blend of: Linoleic Acid (Omega 6)b) Zinc for healthy skin & lustrous coat.

• Strong muscles: Has high quality digestible animal Protein from meat & cereals.

• Good digestive health: Pedigree has excellent digestibility: – 85%: Fibre from vegetables and cereals for bowel movement. Result in smaller and firmer stools.

• Healthy bones & teeth: The new Pedigree contains optimal Calcium levels and right ratio for (Ca : Pb) Kibble design: for chewing and mouth feel – good for dental health.

• Better immunity: Good source of natural Taurine and other Antioxidants which comes from (fresh) meat. Vitamin E which helps in strengthening the dog’s immune system.

• Time tested flavour

• Wholesome and complete meal

• Made with Love

• Made with Quality Ingredients

Ingredients: AMeat and Meat by-products, Chicken and Chicken by-products, Vegetables and Vegetable by-products, Vegetable oils, Milk powder, Iodizedsalt, Essential Vitamins and Minerals, Cereals and Cereal by-products, Permitted Preservatives, Antioxidants and Flavours, No beef or pork.

Nutritional Info:

HUFT Tip: Giving your pet a nutritionally balanced diet in the puppy stage is very important to ensure that your pet is developing well. Puppyhood can be a very delicate stage for dogs so keep a sharp eye out for any signs of upset tummies or weight loss. If you notice anything except robust health, consult a vet.