N&D Prime Lamb and Blueberry Small Breed Grain-Free Adult Dog Food is a dry food with lamb and blueberry from Farmina's grain-free Prime range, made for small breed adult dogs. It comes in 2.5 kg and 7 kg bags.
Composition and nutritional values
Ingredients: Lamb (26%), dehydrated lamb protein (25%), sweet potatoes, dried whole eggs, herring, dehydrated herring protein, chicken fat, fish oil (herring), pea fiber, dried carrots, alfalfa, inulin, fructooligosaccharides, yeast extract (source of mannan-oligosaccharides), dried blueberries (0.5%), dried apples, dried pomegranate, dried sweet oranges, dried spinach, psyllium husks and seeds (0.3%), sodium chloride, dried brewer's yeast, turmeric (0.2%), aloe vera extract, glucosamine, chondroitin sulfate.
Analytical constituents: Protein 34%, fat 18%, crude fiber 2.6%, crude ash 8.3%, moisture 9%. Metabolizable energy 3981 kcal/kg.
The recipe starts with lamb (26%) and dehydrated lamb protein (25%); the carbohydrate source is sweet potato instead of grains. The formula includes egg, herring, fish oil and pea fiber, plus blueberry, apple, pomegranate, orange and spinach. The food contains 34% crude protein, 18% crude fat and 2.6% crude fiber; its metabolizable energy is 3981 kcal/kg. It contains 1200 mg glucosamine and 900 mg chondroitin sulfate per kilogram and is supplemented with taurine and L-carnitine.
How to feed
Work out the daily amount from the table on the back of the bag, based on your dog's weight and activity; switch to the new food over 7–10 days, mixing it into the old food. For a detailed calculation, see our article (in Turkish) how many grams of food should a dog eat a day.
FAQ
Why is small breed food separate?
Small breed dogs need more energy per kilogram, and their small mouths need smaller kibble. This recipe is made with these needs in mind.
Who chooses lamb-based food?
Lamb is a common choice for dog owners looking for a protein source other than chicken. The recipe also contains chicken fat and herring. For other recipes, see our N&D dog food page.