Dry Dog Food for Large Adult Dogs, Chicken and Brown Rice Recipe, Available in 15 lb and 30 lb Bags

Give your large adult dog a satisfying dry food created around the needs of bigger breeds. This protein-rich recipe pairs organically raised chicken with easily digestible brown rice and uses larger kibble to encourage slower eating and more thorough chewing.

The formula is made for adult maintenance and brings together purposeful ingredients for everyday wellbeing. Natural probiotics support digestive health, while flaxseed and coconut oil contribute to healthy skin and a glossy coat.

Key Features

• Organically raised chicken provides the foundation of this protein-rich recipe, supporting the nutritional routine of active adult dogs.
• A generous portion of easily digestible brown rice makes each meal a thoughtful choice for digestive wellbeing.
• Natural probiotics are included to support digestion, an important part of keeping daily meals comfortable and consistent.
• Flaxseed and coconut oil support healthy skin and a glossy coat, giving pet parents nutritional care beyond the food bowl.
• Larger kibble encourages slower eating and thorough chewing, making the bite size better suited to bigger dogs.
• Turmeric, apple cider vinegar, and ginger add carefully selected ingredients to a formula tailored for large adult breeds.

Specifications

• Brand: Health Extension
• Life stage: Adult
• Breed size: Large breeds
• Food form: Dry kibble
• Recipe: Chicken and brown rice
• Available sizes: 15 lb and 30 lb
• Calorie content: 3,489 kcal/kg or 356 kcal/cup
• Crude protein: 24% minimum
• Crude fat: 14% minimum
• Crude fiber: 4% maximum
• Calcium: 1.10% minimum
• Phosphorus: 0.90% minimum
• Omega-3 fatty acids: 0.5% minimum
• Omega-6 fatty acids: 2.5% minimum
• Glucosamine HCL: 400 mg/kg minimum and chondroitin sulfate: 200 mg/kg minimum10% of the old formula; begin with 20% new food on Day 1 and feed 100% new food on Day 5.

Choose the bag size that fits your dog's routine, measure each meal according to weight, and adjust the serving for age, activity level, and environment. A gradual five-day transition gives your dog time to settle into the new recipe.