"Cat Lover" Mug
- SKU: 1807
- GTIN: 4036113430294
Description
Sturdy ceramic mug with a design printed all around it
8.5 x 9 cm
0.33 l capacity
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High-quality dietary supplement for dogs
100% cold-pressed (max. 45–47°C)
0% additives
Free-range
chicken Gluten-free
Also suitable for puppies and young dogs
Ingredients:
Ground dried chicken 34%, potato flakes 31.5%, rice sprouts, parsnips, poultry liver meal, poultry fat, marine fish oil, seaweed (Ascophyllum nosodum), apples, zucchini, dried herb blend (stinging nettle, field horsetail, blackberry leaves, dandelion, parsley), rose hips, egg yolk powder, cod liver oil, peat
0.10% magnesium, 0.85% potassium, 0.41% sodium
, 9.3% residual moisture content
, 340 kcal/100g
, iodine content: 1.96 mg/kg
, purine content: 85 mg/100
g Chicken from Europe
Rice sprouts from Italy
Poultry fat from Switzerland
Fish oil and algae: Scandinavia
Analytical constituents:
Crude protein 24.5%, crude fat 9.6%, crude fiber 4.0%, crude ash 6.95%, calcium 1.23%, phosphorus 1.05%
Feeding recommendation (total daily amount)*
Dog’s weight
Puppy
up to 4 months
: 2.5%
Young dog
, 5–12 months
2%
Adult dog
(12 months
and older) 1.2%
2 kg
50 g
40 g
24 g
5 kg
125 g
100 g
60 g
7.5 kg
190 g
150 g
90 g
10 kg
250 g
200 g
120 g
12.5 kg
315 g
250 g
150 g
15 kg
375 g
300 g
180 g
17.5 kg
350 g
210 g
20 kg
400 g
240 g
25 kg
500 g
300 g
30 kg
600 g
360 g
35 kg
420 g
40 kg
480 g
45 kg
540 g
50 kg
600 g
*The recommended daily feeding amount depends on the dog’s activity level and overall physical condition and may vary. Fresh drinking water must always be available in sufficient quantities. Start with the specified minimum amount and increase the feeding amount as needed.
Store in a cool, dry place. Do not store in airtight containers. Our dry food contains no synthetic preservatives; it may begin to mold if stored in an airtight container.
Metal sign, 20 x 30 cm, with embossed design
4 holes along the edges for easy installation
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The Therapeutika Series from VfcG—Verlag für chronische Gesundheit
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Clear indications and areas of application
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