Review on Dry food for dogs Primordial grain-free, trout, duck 1 pack. x 1 pc. x 2 kg by Janis Skrindzevskis ᠌

Guaranteed analysis: Moisture - 8% Crude protein - 30% Raw oils and fats 20% Raw ash - 8.4% Crude fiber -2.4% 3a672a Vitamin A - 21000 IU/kg Vitamin D3 - 1400 IU/kg 3a700 Vitamin E - 180 mg/kg E4 copper sulfate pentahydrate - 59 mg/kg E1 Iron carbonate - 62 mg/kg E5 Manganese oxide - a77 mg / kg E6 Zinc sulfate monohydrate - 186 mg/kg E2 Potassium iodide - 4.85 mg/kg E8 sodium selenite - 0.35 mg/kg Energy value - no data Since I used to feed my dog ​​with Canadian food, where the calorie content was indicated, I have to try on weight, not knowing how many calories, calculate empirically. I found out that for a castrated, not very active, mestizo dachshund weighing 14 kg on low-calorie Acana, the optimal dose in one go is 65 g, on Primordial too. Regular low calorie food ALWAYS says more on packages. In the case of neutered dogs, one must select empirically over time, using accurate scales. If you notice that the pet is gaining weight, reduce the portion by a few grams. There is a very big difference whether a dog is neutered/neutered or not. I don’t know how the food is suitable for non-neutered / sterilized ones, but castrates are not very good. I always choose only holistic.