Lily's Kitchen Coronation Chicken with Apricots Cranberries and Turmeric Wet Dog Food

Introduction:

Lily's Kitchen Coronation Chicken with Apricots, Cranberries, and Turmeric is a luxurious grain-free wet dog food designed to provide your furry friend with a nutritious and tasty meal. Combining freshly prepared chicken, juicy fruits, vibrant vegetables, and aromatic spices, this recipe offers a touch of opulence while supporting your dog’s overall health.

Product Features:

• Made with freshly prepared proper meat and offal for wholesome nutrition.
• Includes natural ingredients like pumpkin, spinach, cranberries, and apricots.
• Complete and balanced meal for adult dogs aged 4 months and older.
• Grain-free recipe, ideal for dogs with sensitive stomachs or specific dietary needs.
• Enhanced with a botanical blend and essential minerals to support health.

Technical Specifications:

• Type: Wet Dog Food
• Weight: 400g
• Dietary Suitability: Grain-free, complete and balanced for adult dogs (4 months+).
• Key Ingredients: Chicken, pumpkin, spinach, cranberries, apricots, turmeric.
• Feeding Guidelines: Follow Lily’s Kitchen feeding recommendations based on your dog’s weight and activity level.

Composition:

Chicken (65%), Pumpkin (2%), Apricots (2%), Cranberries (2%), Spinach, Minerals, Turmeric (0.1%), Goldenrod, Nettles, Aniseed, Rosehips, Marigold Flowers, Cleavers, Chickweed, Alfalfa, Milk Thistle, Dandelion Root, Burdock Root, Celery Seeds.

Calories

91 kcal/100g

Analytical Constituents:

• Crude Protein 10.1%
• Crude Fat 5.2%
• Crude Ash 2.4%
• Crude Fibre 0.5%
• Moisture 80%

Additives (per kg):

Vitamins: Vitamin D3 200 IU, Vitamin E 20mg.

Trace Elements:

Zinc (Zinc Chelate of Glycine Hydrate) 25mg, Manganese (Manganese Chelate of Glycine Hydrate) 1.4mg, lodine (Calcium lodate, Anhydrous) 0.75mg, Copper (Copper (II) Chelate of Amino Acids Hydrate) 1mg.

Always make any dietary changes gradually. Sudden changes to the diet can cause tummy upsets. So, if you are either changing to a different recipe or changing to a new food, do so gradually over 4-5 days.

Most dogs do better on two meals a day rather than just one because it’s easier for them to digest smaller meals.

• Introduce any dietary changes gradually to avoid digestive issues. Sudden changes can lead to stomach upsets.
• When transitioning to a new recipe or food, implement the change over 4-5 days to allow for proper adjustment.
• Feeding two smaller meals per day is generally better for digestion than one large meal, as it is easier for dogs to process smaller portions.

Dog Weight	Amount (grams per day)
1 - 5kg	70 - 410g
6 - 10kg	265 - 685g
11 - 15kg	420 - 930g
16 - 25kg	550 - 1365g