High-quality complete food for sensitive puppies with chicken, salmon & potato
As a puppy, your four-legged friend needs a nutrient-rich diet so that it is optimally nourished in the first few months. This is because your little darling is in the main growth phase from 1 to around 6 months of age. That's why Happy Dog dog food is particularly nutritious and rich during this growth-intensive period.
Why is Happy Dog puppy food with chicken and salmon ideal for your puppy?
The new Sensible Puppy Chicken, Salmon & Potato food is perfectly tailored to your puppy's needs - and is particularly suitable for dogs with sensitive stomachs. The dry food is gluten-free and the potato it contains is very well tolerated: together with the tasty chicken and nutritious salmon, this forms an optimally digestible complete diet for puppies. We make sure that our food contains the optimum combination of nutrients to support your puppy's growth in the best possible way. The New Zealand mussel meat, for example, is good for the joints and the added herbs are good for the gastrointestinal tract of four-legged friends. This wholesome food provides your dog with everything it needs as a puppy - for healthy growth and a shiny coat.
How long should your puppy be fed Sensible Puppy Chicken, Salmon & Potato?
Happy Dog Sensible Puppy Chicken, Salmon & Potato is suitable as a complete food from the 4th to the 27th week of your puppy's life. After that, you should gradually switch your dog to a suitable food for young dogs - such as Happy Dog Sensible Junior Chicken, Salmon & Potato.
Our heart-shaped kibble with a hole in the centre: Why is that?
The hole has two advantages: The kibble breaks more easily and is easier to chew. In addition, the croquettes have a larger surface area and can be broken down and digested more easily by the stomach and intestines. Both of these factors support good and healthy digestion.
Complete food for puppies of medium to large breeds from 11 kg adult weight. For feeding from the 4th week of life up to and including the 6th month.