Taste of the Wild Wetlands Canine Formula Fowl in Gravy Wet Dog Food 390g

Wetlands Canine is made up of premium, healthy poultry meat - a combination of duck, quail, chicken and turkey – whilst added fish provides a natural source of Omega-3 fatty acids that have been shown to have a variety of health benefits. This moist food’s high antioxidant content helps to strengthen the immune system and protects the body’s cells against free radicals. Fruit and vegetables provide essential fibre and roughage, that work with other functional ingredients to promote your dog’s wellbeing and a healthy digestive system.

Taste of the Wild – Wetlands Canine at a glance:

• Complete dog food
• Also suitable for dogs with allergies or intolerances
• Balanced mixture of proteins generates an optimal amino acid profile: Amino acids are the essential ingredient for a healthy body. 
• Sea fish with a high Omega-3 content (DHA, EPA): for healthy skin and glossy coat
• Grain free: The grain-free formula ensures that your dog’s nutrition is balanced, so that he stays healthy and full of life, with a healthy digestion
• Nutrition for every Life Stage: Taste of the Wild dog food meets the nutritional profiles set by AAFCO (Association of American Feed Control Officials) for dogs of at every stage of life
• High poultry content: With duck, chicken, turkey, and quail. Easy to digest and high energy
• Prebiotics to aid digestion: Dried chicory root and Yucca Schidigera extracts can help to maintain a healthy gut flora, support the immune system and increase immunity
• Natural antioxidants Fresh fruit and vegetables provide natural antioxidants and contain high levels of zinc, selenium and vitamin E
• Chelated minerals: Minerals and trace elements in natural, organic form 
• Blueberries and raspberries: Berries are high in phytonutrients, which have antioxidant, protective properties
• Tomatoes:Tomatoes provide plant fibres that promote healthy digestion and contain health-giving vitamins as well as powerful antioxidants such as Beta-Carotine and Lycopene

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