Wellness Complete Health Paté Duck & Sweet Potato Recipe is a high-quality, protein-rich wet dog food designed to support optimal health and vitality. This delicious pate is crafted with real duck, turkey, and whitefish, along with hearty vegetables like sweet potatoes and carrots, making it a tasty and nutritious option for dogs of all life stages. Packed with essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, this formula promotes a healthy immune system, energy levels, and overall well-being.

Key Features:

• Premium Protein Sources: Duck, turkey, and whitefish provide high-quality protein to support lean muscle.

• Rich in Vegetables: Sweet potatoes and carrots offer natural nutrients and fiber.
• Complete Nutrition: Enhanced with vitamins and minerals for comprehensive health benefits.
• Grain-Inclusive: Includes ground barley for additional dietary fiber and energy.
• Natural Ingredients: Free from artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives.

Caloric Content:

• 1,066 kcal/kg ME

• 377 kcal/can ME

Guaranteed Analysis:

• Crude Protein: Min. 8.0%

• Crude Fat: Min. 5.0%
• Crude Fiber: Max. 1.0%
• Moisture: Max. 78.0%

Ingredients:

Duck, Vegetable Broth, Turkey, Chicken Liver, Whitefish, Ground Barley, Sweet Potatoes, Carrots, and a blend of essential nutrients including vitamins and minerals.

Feeding Guidelines / Directions:

• Adult Dogs: Feed 1 ¼ cans per 15 lbs of body weight per day.

• Puppies: Feed up to twice the adult amount.
• Combination Feeding: Reduce the dry food amount by 1/2 cup for every 6 oz. of wet food.

Transition Directions:

When introducing Wellness Complete Health Paté Duck & Sweet Potato Recipe to your dog, gradually mix it with your dog's current food over a 7-day period. Start with a mix of 25% new food and 75% of your dog's current food for the first 2 days. Increase to a 50/50 mix for the next 2 days, then adjust to 75% new food and 25% old food for days 5 and 6. By day 7, you can fully transition to Wellness Complete Health Paté, ensuring a smooth dietary change and minimizing potential digestive upset.