Dry and Wet Dog Food Combo, High-Protein Chicken Recipes for Puppies and Adult Dogs of All Breeds

This dry and wet dog food combo pairs two high-protein chicken recipes to provide a convenient complete-meal solution for puppies and adult dogs of all breeds.

The 30/20 dry recipe supplies 535 calories per cup with at least 30% crude protein and 20% crude fat. The 26/12 wet recipe supplies 592 calories per cup with at least 26% crude protein and 12% crude fat.

Both recipes include grains and added vitamins and minerals. The wet food also contains carrots, sweet potato, parsley and pumpkin.

Key Features

• High-calorie formulas support dogs that need energy for performance, healthy weight and muscle.
• The dry recipe contains chicken meal, brown rice, barley, sorghum, flaxseed, fish meal, egg product and fish oil.
• The wet recipe begins with chicken and includes barley, oats, rice, chicken fat, vegetables, flaxseed, egg and salmon oil.
• Made without artificial colors, artificial flavors, artificial preservatives, poultry by-product meals, corn, wheat or soy.
• Suitable for all breeds and life stages from 4 weeks old, including pregnant or nursing dogs.

Specifications

• Dry food guaranteed analysis: crude protein 30% minimum, crude fat 20% minimum, crude fiber 3.8% maximum and moisture 10% maximum.
• Wet food guaranteed analysis: crude protein 26% minimum, crude fat 12% minimum, crude fiber 5% maximum and moisture 12% maximum.
• Dry food energy: 3,930 kcal/kg and 535 kcal/cup. Wet food energy: 3,611 kcal/kg and 592 kcal/cup.
• Pack sizes: 5 lb dry plus 5.5 lb wet; 15 lb dry plus 5.5 lb wet; 30 lb dry plus 5.5 lb wet; 40 lb dry plus 5.5 lb wet; 60 lb dry plus 11 lb wet; or 80 lb dry plus 11 lb wet.
• The dry recipe meets AAFCO guidelines for growth and reproduction and adult maintenance. The wet recipe is formulated for all life stages, including growth of large-breed dogs expected to reach at least 70 lb as adults.
• Made in the USA using globally sourced ingredients. Shelf life is one year from the production date.

Select the pack size that fits your feeding routine, and use the weight-based feeding guide to determine an appropriate daily dry-food amount.