Acana adult large breed dry dog food

For large breed adults (over 25 kg)

Made in Canada

60-75% meat protein

Grain-free – 0% grains, potato, tapioca

High-quality ingredients fit for human consumption

2/3rd of the meat is dehydrated without preservatives

1/3rd of the meat is fresh without preservatives

WholePrey Ratios rich in nutrients

Formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food

Nutrient Profiles

Features

 

Food Type: Dry dog food

For large breed adults (over 25 kg)

60-75% meat protein

Grain-free – 0% grains, potato, tapioca

High-quality ingredients fit for human consumption

2/3rd of the meat is dehydrated without preservatives

1/3rd of the meat is fresh without preservatives

WholePrey Ratios rich in nutrients

Formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food

Nutrient Profiles

Made in Canada

Pet parents please note

 

Consult a vet before altering your pet’s diet

Always have fresh water available for your pet

Never feed above recommended quantities unless prescribed by a vet

Ingredients:

Fresh chicken meat (13%), chicken meal (12%), turkey meal (11%), red lentils, whole green peas (8%), field beans, fresh chicken giblets (liver, heart, kidney) (4%), herring meal (4%), fresh whole eggs (4%), fresh whole flounder (4%), herring oil (3%), chicken fat (3%), sun-cured alfalfa, green lentils, whole yellow peas, pea fibre, fresh chicken cartilage (2%), dried brown kelp, fresh whole pumpkin, fresh whole butternut squash, fresh whole parsnips, fresh kale, fresh spinach, fresh mustard greens, fresh turnip greens, fresh whole carrots, fresh red delicious apples, fresh Bartlett pears, freeze-dried chicken liver, freeze-dried turkey liver, fresh whole cranberries, fresh whole blueberries, chicory root, turmeric, milk thistle, burdock root, lavender, marshmallow root, rose .: Large breed dogs are prone to having issues with their joints and bones. You need to keep a close eye on their weight to prevent further strain on them. One of the easiest ways of keeping your pet’s weight in check is to regulate their food quantities. Check with your vet to make sure you are not overfeeding your pet.