Bark + Ride
Senior Light Dog Food
Senior Light Dog Food
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Senior Light Dog Food
Our Senior Light Dog Food is meticulously crafted to meet the unique needs of aging or hyperactive dogs. With slightly lower protein content, it offers essential nutrients for healthy bones, teeth, skin, and coat, while providing ample energy to keep senior dogs vibrant or calm hyperactive ones. Ideal for senior dogs, hyperactive breeds, or sighthounds like greyhounds, lurchers, or whippets.
Why Your Dog Will Love It:
- Slightly Lower Protein: Suitable for senior or hyperactive dogs' needs.
- Essential Nutrients: Supports healthy bones, teeth, skin, and coat.
- Balanced Energy Levels: Keeps senior dogs healthy or hyperactive ones calm.
- Tailored for Senior Dogs: Addresses specific nutritional requirements of aging pups.
- Ideal for Hyperactive Breeds: Helps control energy levels for a balanced lifestyle.
Our Senior Light Dog Food is perfect for senior dogs needing tailored nutrition or hyperactive breeds requiring controlled energy levels. Ensure your beloved pup enjoys a healthy and fulfilling life with our Bark + Ride Senior Light Dog Food, a blend designed to support their unique needs as they age or maintain their vitality.
Analytical Constituents
Analytical Constituents
- Protein 19%
- Oils & Fats 7%
- Fibre 4%
- Inorganic Matter 9%
Ingredients
Ingredients
Cereals, Meat and Animal Derivatives, Derivatives of Vegetable Origin, Oils and Fats, Fish and Fish Derivatives, Minerals
Nutritional Additives
Nutritional Additives
[Vitamins] Vitamin A 17,000iu/kg, Vitamin D3 1500iu/kg, Vitamin E 70mg. [Trace Elements] Calcium Iodate Anhydrous 4mg, Sodium Selenite 0.2mg, Cupric Sulphate Pentahydrate 32mg, Ferrous Sulphate Monohydrate 200mg, Manganous Oxide 81mg, Zinc Oxide 139mg
Feeding Information
Feeding Information
For feeding, please refer to the packaging label and feed according to your dog's weight and activity level, ensuring they get the right amount of this nutritionally dense food to thrive.
