NaturCroq Mini Puppy 800gr

For ideal growth of puppies from the first month of life, for small breed dogs

The optimal protein and fat content of Happy Dog NaturCroq Mini Puppy supports puppies and young small-breed dogs from 1 to 12 months, ensuring their harmonious and healthy growth. Small breed dogs grow more evenly than medium- or large-breed dogs. The first twelve months of life lay the foundation for their healthy development. This is why an optimal supply of proteins and nutrients is essential.

High energy requirements for small puppies

Puppies curiously discovering the world and younger dogs constantly playing and romping around need more energy than adult dogs. This means they need more protein and minerals. To meet these needs, we recommend a high-quality puppy food like our NaturCroq Mini Puppy. This way, your puppy will get everything he needs and can develop optimally.

Do you want to feed your puppy properly?

Our puppy feeding recommendations will certainly be helpful: up to 4 months of age, your puppy can eat four meals a day. After that, three meals a day will suffice until 6 months, while from 6 months onward, twice a day is sufficient. Puppies who will become small in size can transition to an adult food no earlier than nine months, and no later than twelve months. After twelve months, we recommend replacing Natur Croq Mini Puppy with an adult dog food, such as NaturCroq Mini Salmon and Rice or NaturCroq Mini Lamb and Rice.

Supplementary snacks

As puppies or very young dogs, our furry friends have a lot to learn. To help your puppy adapt to your lifestyle and become a well-matched team, you need to teach him some commands and rules. As a reward or supplement, if your dog has behaved well, you can offer our NaturCroq Puppy Snacks. Like dry foods, they are particularly gentle on the stomach and intestines.

*Once adult weight is reached: Gradually transition to a diet suitable for adult dogs.

Directions

The daily ration should be gradually adjusted every 2-3 days or weekly until the recommended dose for the next phase is reached.
As the dog reaches adult weight, energy requirements decrease and the daily ration must be adjusted according to dietary recommendations.
It is important to switch to an adult food when your dog reaches adult weight.

Food recommendations

Weigh puppies regularly and document weight development.
These values ​​are for guidance only. Requirements vary depending on age, breed, husbandry, and activity. Individuals may need to adjust their food portions.
Don't overfeed – stick to average growth.
If you feed your dog a snack, the amount of food should be reduced accordingly. Tip: Use a portion of the daily ration as a snack.
Give the dry food or pour water (approx. 60°C) over it and let it absorb briefly.
Divide the daily amount of food into several meals (3-4 times).
Always leave fresh, clean water available.

Processed animal protein from poultry*, wheat flour, maize flour, rice, greaves, oils and fats, whole maize, processed animal protein, fish meal, hydrolysed animal protein, beet pulp* (unsugared), apple pulp* (0.9%), yeasts*, potassium chloride, sodium chloride, carrots*, green oats, sunflower (0.09%), watercress, parsley (total dried herbs: 0.4%)

*) dried

Crude protein 29.0%, crude fat 14.0%, crude fibre 2.0%, crude ash 6.5%, calcium 1.45%, phosphorus 1.0%, sodium 0.3%, omega-6 fatty acids 2%, omega-3 fatty acids 0.2%

Nutritional additives/kg:
Vitamin A (3a672a) 15000 IU, Vitamin D3 (3a671) 900 IU, L-tryptophan (3c440) 900 mg, Iron (3b103) 55 mg, Copper (3b405) 12 mg, Zinc (3b603) 100 mg, Manganese (3b502) 9 mg, Iodine (3b202) 2.5 mg, Selenium (3b801) 0.15 mg

Technological additives:
Antioxidants: Tocopherol extracts from vegetable oils 1b306(i)