PERRO Lamb & Rice Taler are hard, approx. 3.5 cm large dog biscuits made from lamb, wheat and rice - they satisfy the urge to chew, support dental care and are also suitable for sensitive dogs thanks to their single protein.

Ingredients

Complementary feed

Composition

Wheat flour, wheat germ, rice flour, lamb (dried & ground), rapeseed oil, minerals.

Analytical Components

Protein 19,5 %
Crude Ash 8 %
Crude Fiber 5 %
Fat Content 5,4 %
Calcium 1,5 %
Phosphorus 1,4 %

Feeding recommendation

kg	24h
depending on the size of the animal	in between as a reward

Please note that rewards should only be a part of the daily ration. In addition, for animal that tend to be overweight, the daily amount of food should be reduced accordingly.

PERRO Lamb & Rice Taler are crispy dog biscuits baked from a composition of lamb, wheat and rice flour. The approx. 3.5 cm large dog biscuits are baked particularly hard and satisfy the dog's urge to chew. An additional benefit is the natural tooth cleaning. The rough texture of the biscuits reduces plaque and thus prevents tartar build-up. As the snack consists of pure single-protein lamb, it is also ideal for dogs with intolerances to other known protein sources. This special reward is high in protein and low in fat, making it ideal for dogs with a tendency to be overweight.

Goes well with

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PERRO Select Lamb & Rice

100% lamb as the only source of animal protein (monoprotein) - ideal for intolerances
Rich in zinc, iron and essential amino acids for vitality and the body's defences
With easily digestible, gluten-free rice to support gastrointestinal function
Supplemented with maize as a digestible source of energy for active dogs
Stabilising plant fibres promote healthy intestinal flora
Gently processed for optimum nutrient retention and maximum acceptance

Content: 2.5 kilogram (€9.92 / 1 kilogram)

From €24.80

kg	24h
depending on the size of the animal	in between as a reward

Please note that rewards should only be a part of the daily ration. In addition, for animal that tend to be overweight, the daily amount of food should be reduced accordingly.