Dry Dog Food, Grain-Free Chicken & Turkey Recipe for Puppies and Adult Dogs, Complete Nutrition

Give your dog a complete and balanced grain-free meal built around chicken and turkey. This dry recipe suits puppies and adult dogs, including the growth needs of large dogs expected to weigh 70 pounds or more as adults.

Whole-food ingredients bring poultry, chickpeas, vegetables, berries, oils, and probiotic fermentation products together in one everyday recipe. Four bag sizes make it easier to choose an amount that fits your dog's feeding routine.

Key Features

• Organically raised chicken provides essential animal protein, while deboned turkey and poultry meals keep named animal ingredients at the heart of the recipe.
• Chickpeas, garden vegetables, and berries supply varied whole-food ingredients that are rich in antioxidants.
• Turmeric, apple cider vinegar, coconut oil, and natural probiotics broaden the nutritional mix in each daily meal.
• The recipe meets AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for all life stages, making it suitable from puppyhood through adulthood, including large-size dog growth.
• Salmon oil contributes DHA, while guaranteed omega-6 and omega-3 levels provide a clearly defined fatty-acid profile.
• A five-day transition schedule offers pet parents a simple, measured way to introduce the new food.

Specifications

• Brand: Health Extension
• Food form: Dry dog food
• Recipe: Grain-free chicken and turkey
• Life stage: All life stages
• Caloric content: 405 KCal per cup
• Caloric density: 3565 KCal per kg
• Crude protein: 27% minimum
• Crude fat: 18% minimum
• Crude fiber: 5% maximum
• Moisture: 10% maximum
• Omega-6 fatty acids: 2.5% minimum
• Omega-3 fatty acids: 0.5% minimum
• Available sizes: 1 lb, 4 lbs, 10 lbs, and 23.5 lbs
• Transition period: Five days

Select the bag size that suits your household, then use the supplied weight and life-stage feeding chart as a starting point. Adjust the daily amount for your dog's age, activity level, and environment, and follow the gradual transition schedule when changing from the previous food.