This food contains 28% crude protein, 18% crude fat, 8% crude ash, 2.5% crude fiber, and 9% moisture, along with 1.0% calcium, 0.9% phosphorus, 0.2% EPA+DHA, 0.9% omega-3 fatty acids, and 2.4% omega-6 fatty acids.Additives (per kg):This recipe includes the following nutritional additives: Vitamin A (20,000 IU/kg), Vitamin D3 (2,000 IU/kg), Vitamin E (400 mg/kg), Vitamin C (200 mg/kg), Taurine (1,500 mg/kg), Iron (50 mg/kg from sources 3b103 and 3b107), Copper (10 mg/kg from 3b405 and 3b406), Zinc (60 mg/kg from 3b605 and 3b612), Manganese (40 mg/kg from 3b503 and 3b505), Iodine (1.5 mg/kg from 3b202), and Selenium (0.2 mg/kg from 3b801). The food also contains natural antioxidants, specifically tocopherol-rich extracts of natural origin (1b306(i)), used to preserve freshness.
Potential Limitations / Things to Watch:Low insect %: If you're expecting a high-insect diet, the 19% might be lower than “all insect” or “very high insect.”Mineral content: Ash is 8%, which is a bit on the higher side; could reflect mineral load.Fiber is low: 2.5% crude fiber — not super high, but combined with beet pulp and FOS it may be balanced for digestion.Joint ingredients low: Glucosamine and chondroitin are present, but at relatively low levels — might not be sufficient alone for serious joint disease without supplementation.Additive levels: The vitamin and mineral levels seem reasonable, but always good to cross-check with target dog’s needs (age, health condition).