Royal Canin Sporting Life Agility Large Dry food for dogs. For large breeds of adult dogs engaged in sports activities weighing from 11kg. For age over 10 months of age. Contains high carbohydrates (40%), which are absorbed very quickly and provide energy for the dog during sports. It is important for the spotted dogs to be healthy and achieve the best sporting results. The food contains an exceptional combination of nutrients that strengthens the joints, the digestive system (extremely easy to digest l.I.p* protein, special fiber, fos, psylium). Special CELT complex (vitamins C and E, lutein and taurine) help neutralize free radicals. Helps maintain the ideal weight of a sports dog because it contains the right amount of protein and fatty acids and adapted to the feeding rates.
*L.I.P.: Proteins used for their extremely good digestion.
Ingredients
Corn flour, dehydrated poultry proteins, rice, corn, animal fat, hydrolyzed animal protein, plant protein insulation*, fish oil, beet pulp, minerals, soy oil, vegetable fibers, yeast, vein shells and seeds (0.5%), Fruto-oligo-saccharides (0.5%), hydrolyzed crustaceans (glucosamine source), calendula extract (source of lutein), hydrolyzed cartilage (source of chondroitin). *L.I.P.: Proteins used for their extremely good digestion.
Analytical ingredients:
green protein 23%, fat 15%, green ash 5.9%, green fiber 1.5%. Kilogam food: lutein 5mg, carbohydrates 400g.
Nutritional Accessories:
Vitamin A: 21800 IU, Vitamin D3: 1000 IU, Vitamin C: 300 mg, Vitamin E: 500 mg, E1 (Iron): 43 mg, E2 (iodine): 4.3 mg, E4 (copper): 13 mg, E5 (manganese): 56 mg, E6 (zinc): 168 mg E8 (selenium): 0.11 mg; Taurine: 2 g.
Technological Accessories:
Clinoptylolite of Sedge origin 5G. Preservatives. Antioxidants.
Energy value:
3875 kcal/kg
Feeding recommendation
Make sure your dog always has fresh drinking water.
Recommended Daily Food Quantity:
See on the package.
Holding conditions:
Store in a dry and cool place. Opening the packaging is stored tightly, out of the reach of children and animals.
