
Beta Adult Dog - Dry Food with Turkey and Lamb
Beta Adult Dog - Dry Food with Turkey and Lamb
Being a real dog means running, jumping, chasing, and living a life unleashed. So they need a food that can properly fuel their natural enthusiasm for life.
That is why PURINA® BETA tailored nutrition for adult dogs includes essential vitamin and minerals to help support healthy bones, and high levels of protein and fat to help support muscle maintenance.
It is also specially formulated with selected natural ingredients and a natural prebiotic to support digestive health to keep your adventurous dog at his best all day long! And all this without including any added artificial colours, flavours and preservatives.
Features:
- Turkey as the No.1 Ingredient & with Lamb - made with Selected Natural Ingredients
- With Natural Prebiotic, proven to help improve Digestive Health
- Dual shape and size kibbles
- Tailored Nutrition - with all the essential nutrients your adult dog needs
- Proudly Made in our Suffolk Factory
- Strong Muscles - with protein to help support strong musculature
- Healthy Skin and Shiny Coat - with vitamins, zinc and omega 3 & 6 fatty acids
- Healthy Teeth and Bones - with essential minerals and vitamins to help support healthy teeth and bones
- With no added artificial colours, flavours and preservatives
- Made in the UK
- Complete Pet Food for Adult Dogs
Ingredients:
Turkey Meal (18%), Wheat*, Corn*, Rice* (9%), Lamb Meal (7%), Poultry Fat, Soya Meal, Wheat Middling, Dried Beet Pulp, Digest, Dried Chicory Root* (1%), Minerals, Dried Carrot* (0.07%), Dried Spinach* (0.07%), Dried Parsley* (0.07%).
*Natural ingredients
Please read all product packaging before use.
Feeding Guide:
- See table/back of pack for recommended feeding amounts - these amounts are guidelines only
- Adjust quantities according to your dog's activity level, physical condition and individual needs
- Introduce BETA gradually over 7 days
- Clean, fresh drinking water should always be available
- To monitor your dog's health, consult a veterinary surgeon regularly