Pro Plan Dry Dog Food Chicken 14Kg - Pro Plan

When combined with daily exercise, this food is formulated to help dogs achieve up to a 60% reduction in body fat within 12 weeks. Individual results may vary based on your dog's metabolism and activity level.

This food is specifically formulated for adult dogs requiring weight management, especially those who are less active or have been neutered/sterilized. It is not recommended for puppies, pregnant/lactating dogs, or highly active dogs without weight issues.

Gradually introduce the new food over a 7-10 day period. Start by mixing 25% new food with 75% old food, slowly increasing the proportion of new food each day until your dog is fully transitioned.

The primary protein source in this formulation is high-quality chicken, listed as the first ingredient.

No, this food is specifically formulated for adult dogs. Puppies have different nutritional requirements for growth and development.

This food contains essential minerals and vitamin D, which are crucial for maintaining normal teeth and strong bones, contributing to your dog's overall active life.

Ensure you are feeding the correct portion size based on your dog's target weight and activity. Dividing the daily portion into multiple smaller meals can help. Always provide plenty of fresh water, as dogs sometimes mistake thirst for hunger. Consult your vet if hunger persists.

Ensure you are accurately measuring food portions according to the guidelines on the packaging, based on your dog's target weight. Increase daily exercise duration and intensity. Consult your veterinarian to rule out underlying medical conditions that might affect weight loss.

Double-check that you are feeding the correct portion size for your dog's current weight and activity level. Consider using a slow-feeder bowl to extend mealtime, or divide the daily portion into multiple smaller meals. Ensure your dog has constant access to fresh water.

This often indicates the transition was too rapid. Revert to mixing a smaller proportion of the new food with the old food (e.g., 25% new, 75% old) and extend the transition period over 10-14 days. If symptoms persist, consult your veterinarian.

Ensure the transition process is gradual. If refusal continues, try warming the food slightly or adding a small amount of low-sodium broth (ensure it's dog-safe) to enhance palatability. If the dog still refuses, consult your veterinarian.