Concept for Life X-Large Puppy - 6kg

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Concept for Life X-Large Puppy - 6kg
Concept for Life
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Concept for Life X-Large Puppy is tailored, premium complete dry food based on the individual dietary requirements of giant dog breed puppies. It is based on scientific research and has been created specifically to support this all-important initial growth phase in giant dogs. Balanced muscle development: Adjusted protein and energy content together with the appropriate mix of vitamins and minerals supports the healthy and balanced growth during this important first phase, while ensuring you’re your giant breed pup gets all the nutrients it needs. Optimal development of bones and teeth: With high amounts of vitamin D3 and a balanced ratio of calcium and phosphorus to support a balanced, even growth of bones and teeth Supports the natural immune system: A special vitamin and antioxidant complex with aronia berries, hops, and green tea, as well as prebiotics can help to support the body’s natural immunity. High digestibility: Top quality ingredients and plant fibre and roughage from linseed and beetpulp support a balanced gut flora and make this food highly digestible Correct kibble size: This kibble is appropriate for very large breed puppies. It encourages intensive chewing and can help to slow your dog down when eating Balanced nutrient mix: Provides a balanced mix of all the important proteins, fatty acids, fibre, vitamins and minerals your x-large puppy needs for a healthy balanced development during this vital initial growth phase, so that it can enjoy a long and healthy life Healthy skin and shiny coat: The Vitamin-B-complex, in combination with copper, organically-bound zinc, and high-quality omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, can help to promote glossy fur and supple skin Highest level of acceptance: The balanced formula contains a high content of fresh meat and other carefully selected other ingredients, so it is very well accepted by picky giant breed puppies Developed with vets Rich in meat Made with rice an easily digested carbohydrate. Free from wheat and soya The basis of a long and active dog life is a species-appropriate, balanced nutrition, especially during the all-important development and growth phases. Unlike smaller breed puppies which tend to reach adulthood by 10-12 months, X-large breed puppies take longer and have two growth phases. The first growth phase begins at about 2 months of age and ends when your puppy is approximately 8 months. It is important that your X-large breed puppy gets the right food during this crucial first phase so that there is an even, balanced growth of muscle, tendons, ligaments and bones. This food should not contain excessive amounts of energy and minerals to ensure that your puppy grows at the right pace. The all-important bone mass and skeletal development happens during this first phase and a too rapid growth should be avoided. The digestive system is also very sensitive during this period of development. Concept for Life X-Large Puppy dry dog food is formulated to suit the…

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  • Shop: Zooplus
  • Brand: Concept for Life
  • Price: £17.99
  • Unit price: £3.00/kg

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Good to know

  • Weigh your puppy regularly. Food and parasite treatments are both dosed by weight, and puppies grow fast.
  • Keep your puppy on the breeder’s food for the first few days, then switch gradually over about a week.
  • Large and giant breed puppies need a large-breed puppy food. Do not add calcium unless your vet advises it.

Common questions

When should I start worming my puppy?

Puppies are usually wormed from two weeks old, every two weeks until two weeks after weaning, then monthly until six months. Your breeder should already have started, so ask for the dates and products used. Your vet will set the plan from there.

Does my puppy need special toys?

Puppy toys use softer rubber and are sized for small mouths, which is kinder to baby teeth. Avoid very hard chews, and swap toys for a larger size as your puppy grows so nothing small enough to swallow is left lying around.

Read our guide: Puppy Products

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