Dr John Silver Medal Adult Working Dog Food
A lighter maintenance diet for working dogs. Based on chicken with whole grain cereals for palatability and slow energy release.
- With chicken
- 18% protein
- 6% oils & fats
- Crunchy bite sized pieces basted with chicken juices
Dr. John Gold can be fed dry, or moistened to the consistency that your dog prefers. When feeding for the first time, it is suggested that you introduce the food gradually over 7 to 10 days until it replaces all other dog food.
An individual dog's requirements vary and may differ from the suggested daily feeding guide overleaf.
Always feed to condition adjusting the amount fed to meet the individual dog's needs, dependent upon circumstances and to maintain the desired body weight.
Always ensure that fresh drinking water is readily available at all times.
Dr John Silver Medal Adult Working Dog Food
A lighter maintenance diet for working dogs. Based on chicken with whole grain cereals for palatability and slow energy release.
- With chicken
- 18% protein
- 6% oils & fats
- Crunchy bite sized pieces basted with chicken juices
Dr. John Gold can be fed dry, or moistened to the consistency that your dog prefers. When feeding for the first time, it is suggested that you introduce the food gradually over 7 to 10 days until it replaces all other dog food.
An individual dog's requirements vary and may differ from the suggested daily feeding guide overleaf.
Always feed to condition adjusting the amount fed to meet the individual dog's needs, dependent upon circumstances and to maintain the desired body weight.
Always ensure that fresh drinking water is readily available at all times.
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A lighter maintenance diet for working dogs. Based on chicken with whole grain cereals for palatability and slow energy release.
- With chicken
- 18% protein
- 6% oils & fats
- Crunchy bite sized pieces basted with chicken juices
Dr. John Gold can be fed dry, or moistened to the consistency that your dog prefers. When feeding for the first time, it is suggested that you introduce the food gradually over 7 to 10 days until it replaces all other dog food.
An individual dog's requirements vary and may differ from the suggested daily feeding guide overleaf.
Always feed to condition adjusting the amount fed to meet the individual dog's needs, dependent upon circumstances and to maintain the desired body weight.
Always ensure that fresh drinking water is readily available at all times.
