Pedigree Meat & Rice Adult Dry Dog Food

Pedigree Dog Food - Meat & Rice is a healthy and complete meal for your adult dog, packed with proteins (from meat) & vitamins (from vegetables). Developed with the Waltham Centre for Pet Nutrition, this food is a complete meal for dogs. The protein content helps strengthen muscles while antioxidants help boost the immune system.

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
• Contains 20% crude Protein, 10% crude Fat, and 5% crude Fibre
• Provides strong muscles, bones & teeth and healthier & shinier coat
• Promotes Digestive Health and supports Natural Defences
• Provides dogs the 5 Signs of Good Health - a Pedigree assurance.
• Dogs need 2x Calcium, 2.5x Iron & 9x Vitamin B12 than humans, an ideal treat
• Developed by experts at the Waltham Centre for Pet Nutrition
• Ideal for Pugs, Beagle to Labrador, Golden Retriever & German shepherd

Ingredients: Meat and Meat By-products, Chicken &Chicken By-products, Vegetables &Vegetable By-products, Vegetable Oils, Milk Powder, iodized Salt, Essential Vitamins and Minerals, Cereals &Cereal By-products, Permitted Preservatives, Antioxidants &Flavours, No Beef Or Pork.

Nutritional Info:

HUFT TIP: Even if you are feeding your pooch a vet-prescribed diet, weigh your pet from time to time. If he/she is underweight or overweight, consult a vet about altering the diet.