Schesir 6 x 150 g

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Nutrition

Protein
Fat
Fiber
kcal/100g
favorite Longevity Score Fair
41/100

Scored on antioxidants; no clear higher protein or omega-3 sources detected in the listed ingredients.

Flavors

TunaChickenBeefApplePapayaPineappleRice

About This Food

A premium natural wet dog food featuring high-quality tuna or chicken fillets, often combined with fruits or other meats. These highly palatable recipes are rich in protein and low in fat, providing essential nutrients for adult dogs.

This wet food is intended for dogs of all ages. Wet food also adds moisture to the diet.

On the ingredient side: natural antioxidants (Vitamin E, rosemary, or Vitamin C) help protect cells.

By the label: 12% protein (approx. 48% dry matter) — high protein content for a wet food, 0.8% fat, 0.1% fiber.

Ingredients

Composition Tuna: Tuna (51%), rice (1.5%). Chicken fillet with aloe: Chicken fillet (at least 67%), rice (1%). --> Chicken with beef: Chicken fillet (58%), beef fillet (4.0%), rice (1.5%). Chicken: Chicken fillet (68%), rice (1.5%). Chicken & Apple: Chicken fillet (61%), apple (4%), rice (4%). Chicken & Papaya: Chicken (40%), papaya (4.1%), rice (2%). --> Chicken & Pineapple: Chicken fillet (61%), pineapple (4%), rice (4%). Additives Nutritional additives: Tuna: Vitamin A (1,650 IU/kg), Vitamin E [alpha-tocopherol] (10 mg/kg). Chicken fillet with aloe: Chicken fillet (at least 67%), rice (1%). --> Chicken with beef: Vitamin A (1,650 IU/kg), Vitamin E [alpha-tocopherol] (10 mg/kg). Chicken: Vitamin A (1,650 IU/kg), Vitamin E [alpha-tocopherol] (10 mg/kg). Chicken & Apple:  According to the manufacturer, there are no additives included. Chicken & Pineapple: According to the manufacturer, there are no additives included.

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