Maintenance Dog Food

Dry Food

Dry food is a very popular choice among dog owners due to its many advantages. It contains a balanced mix of nutrients that contribute to your dog’s overall health. Dry food promotes chewing and thus also supports healthy teeth. It has a much longer shelf life and does not need to be stored in the fridge.

Wet Food

Wet food for dogs contains a lot of moisture, providing extra hydration. It often contains a higher percentage of meat than dry food and is easier to digest, making it a good option for dogs with digestive issues or older dogs. Additionally, wet food is very tasty, making it ideal for picky eaters! You can choose to give only wet food or combine it with dry food to enjoy the benefits of both.

Benefits

• Extra hydration
• Ideal for seniors, especially if they are missing some teeth
• Easily digestible
• Less energy-dense, making it suitable for overweight dogs
• Stimulates appetite

Puppy

For puppies, it is essential to get food that is tailored to their rapid growth and development. Puppy food is packed with essential nutrients such as proteins, fats, vitamins, and minerals to support your puppy’s development. Examples of puppy food are:

• Royal Canin Medium Puppy
• Hill’s Science Plan Puppy
• Edgard & Cooper Puppy
• Vetality Puppy Medium

Adult

When your dog reaches adulthood, its nutritional needs change. Adult dogs require balanced nutrition with proteins, fats, and carbohydrates to maintain a healthy weight. Examples of adult food are:

• Royal Canin Medium Adult
• Renske Super Premium Adult
• Edgard & Cooper Adult – Salmon
• Antelope Fresh Adult

Senior

Seniors require food that promotes health and supports their joints and mobility. Generally, senior food contains fewer calories to help maintain a healthy weight. Examples of senior food are:

• Royal Canin Maxi Ageing 8+
• Sanimed Senior Dog
• Profine Senior Dog Food – Turkey
• Edgard & Cooper Senior – Chicken & Salmon – Tub

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