Dolina Noteci Premium Pouches 10 x 500 g

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Nutrition

Protein
Fat
Fiber
kcal/100g
favorite Longevity Score Basic
26/100

Scored on protein, omega-3, joint support, antioxidants, and gut-health ingredients; no clear higher protein or omega-3 sources detected in the listed ingredients.

Flavors

DuckPumpkinBeefCodBroccoliRabbitCranberryChickenTurkeyVenison

About This Food

A premium wet food variety pack for dogs, featuring a range of meat and fish recipes combined with wholesome vegetables and fruits. This complete and balanced nutrition supports overall health, vitality, and provides a delicious meal for your canine companion.

At 12% protein, this wet food is positioned for dogs of all ages. Wet food also adds moisture to the diet.

Listed nutrition: 12% protein (approx. 48% dry matter) — high protein content for a wet food, 6% fat, 0.8% fiber.

Ingredients

Composition Duck with pumpkin: Beef (35%, consisting of meat [20%], lungs, heart, tripe, udder), duck (25%, consisting of meat [15%], liver, heart), pork (20%, consisting of meat [10%], kidneys, liver, esophagus), broth, pumpkin (4%), eggs (3%), minerals, linseed oil (0.2%), plantain seeds (0.2%), Beetroot juice powder, dried basil (0.01%). Cod with broccoli: Beef (35%, consisting of meat [20%], lung, heart, tripe, udder), cod (25%, consisting of fillet [15%], carcass), pork (20%, consisting of meat [10%], liver, kidneys, esophagus), broth, broccoli (4%), eggs (3%), minerals, linseed oil (0.2%), plantain seeds (0.2%), Beetroot juice powder, dried basil (0.01%). Rabbit with cranberry: Beef (35%, consisting of meat [20%], lungs, heart, tripe, udder), rabbit (25%, consisting of meat [15%], liver [10%]), pork (20%, consisting of meat [10%], kidneys, liver, esophagus), broth, cranbe

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