Anima 3kg Dry Food for Senior Neutered Dogs with Chicken
Senior Dogs, with Chicken, For Neutered Dogs, High Quality (Premium)
Anima 14kg Dry Food for Large Breed Puppies with Chicken
Puppies, Large Breeds, with Chicken, High Quality (Premium)
Anima Senior-Light-Sterilized 14kg
Senior Dogs, with Chicken & Turkey, Diet, for Neutered Dogs, High Quality (Premium)
Anima 3kg Dry Food for Large Breed Puppies with Chicken
Puppies, Large Breeds, with Chicken, High Quality (Premium)
Filters
- Adult Dogs: From 12 months and above if they are small or medium-sized, and from 16 months and above if they are large-sized.
- Puppies: Until 9-12 months if they are small or medium-sized, and up to 16 months if they are large-sized.
- Elderly Dogs: From 10-12 years if they are small-sized, 8-9 years if they are medium-sized, and 6-7 years if they are large-sized.
- Large Breeds: Dog food for dogs weighing over 25kg, after they have reached adulthood.
- Small Breeds: Dog food for dogs weighing up to 10kg, after they reach adulthood.
- Medium Breeds: Dog food for dogs weighing from 11kg to 25kg, after they reach adulthood.
- Hypoallergenic: Special food with limited and selected protein sources, such as lamb or fish, to prevent allergic reactions and intolerances in dogs.
- for Gastrointestinal Disorders: Clinical food containing easily digestible ingredients, low fat content, and increased fiber to aid proper digestion and good intestinal function in dogs.
- for Skin & Coat: Special food with ingredients that improve the quality of the coat and skin. Contains Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids, high-quality proteins, and fibers that contribute to the overall well-being of the pet.
- for Joints: Clinical food specifically designed for dogs with mobility issues and joint sensitivities, containing nutrients that maintain cartilage health.
- for Kidneys: Clinical food for dogs aimed at supporting kidney function in cases of chronic kidney failure.
- Regular Diet: Food for the daily dietary needs of dogs that is not intended for disease management.
- for Urinary Health: Clinical food specifically designed for urinary health. Helps in the prevention and management of issues such as uroliths (urinary stones), urinary tract infections, and crystalluria.
- for Liver Diseases: Clinical food suitable for supporting liver function in dogs with problems. Contains low levels of fats, proteins, and copper.
- for Diabetes: Clinical food with low fat and carbohydrates for better weight control in dogs and stabilization of blood glucose levels.
- for Heart Conditions: Clinical food specifically designed to support heart health, contributing to the prevention and management of heart conditions such as cardiomyopathy, syncope, and heart failure.
- Grain Free: Food that does not contain grains such as wheat, corn, barley, and rice, and emphasizes proteins from meat or fish for a more balanced diet.
- for Sterilized Dogs: Food suitable for keeping the dog in good physical condition, even after sterilization, which often contributes to weight gain.
- Premium: Food that contains purer and more carefully selected ingredients, usually with a higher content of animal proteins, vitamins, and minerals, without artificial additives or preservatives.
- Diet (Light): Food with low protein & fat, suitable for adult dogs with lower calorie needs.
- High Activity: Food suitable for adult dogs with high energy requirements.
- Gluten Free: Food for dogs with sensitivity or allergy to gluten, a protein found in grains such as wheat, barley, and rye.
- For Pregnant & Nursing: Food suitable for pregnant and nursing dogs, where nutritional needs are increased to support both the mother's health and the puppies' development.
- Low Grain: Food that contains a limited amount of selected grains considered more digestible. It is a balanced solution for supporting digestion and overall health.
