Burns Adult Grain Free Duck

Burns Adult Grain Free DuckBurns Grain Free Duck & Potato Adult and Senior Dog Food which contains high quality natural ingredients and is designed for pets to thrive. This grain free diet has been carefully crafted in response to market demand and is developed by Veterinary Surgeon John Burns. Grain free gluten free and dairy free without sacrificing any of the usual health benefits that exist in Burns food. Thats the concept behind the new diet. Composition: Potato (45%)

Burns Grain Free Duck & Potato Adult and Senior Dog Food which contains high-quality natural ingredients and is designed for pets to thrive. This grain-free diet has been carefully crafted in response to market demand and is developed by Veterinary Surgeon John Burns.
Grain-free gluten-free and dairy-free without sacrificing any of the usual health benefits that exist in Burns food. That’s the concept behind the new diet.

Composition:
Potato (45%) Buckwheat Duck Meal (19%) Duck Fat Peas Seaweed Vitamins & Minerals.

Analytical Constituents:
Vitamins: Vit A 25000 iu/kg Vit D3 2000 iu/Kg Vit E 100 iu/Kg Trace Elements: Calcium Iodate Anhydrous 1.5mg/kg Cupric Sulphate Pentahydrate 55mg/kg Sodium Selenite 0.6 mg/kg Ferrous Sulphate Monohydrate 160mg/kg Manganous Sulphate Monohydrate 100mg/kg Zinc Sulphate Monohydrate 130mg/kg.

Nutritional Additives:
Crude Protein 18.5% Crude Oils & Fats 8% Crude Fibre 2% Crude Ash 7.5% Copper 18mg/kg Sodium 0.2% Calcium 1.1% Phosphorus 0.65% Magnesium 0.12% Potassium 0.5% Essential Fatty Acids 2.1%.

Feeding Guide: Free From for Adults - Duck & Potato
SIZE OF DOG  BODY WEIGHT  ADULT (9 Months +)  SENIOR
TOY    1kg - 5kg  25g - 50g  20g - 40g
SMALL  5kg - 10kg  50g - 100g  40g - 80g
MEDIUM  10kg - 20kg  100g- 200g  80g - 160g
LARGE  20kg - 30kg  200g - 300g  160g - 240g
              30kg - 40kg  300g - 400g  240g - 320g
GIANT   40kg - 50kg +  400g - 500g  320g - 400g

Feeding amounts depend on the amount of exercise age breed environmental factors an individual variation. The chart above can be used as a general guide together with good sense and experience. For overweight dogs daily amounts should be based on target weight not actual weight.