Iams Vitality Adult Large Dog Food - Fresh Chicken - 2kg

This food is specifically formulated for adult dogs of large breeds. It is not intended for puppies, senior dogs, or adult dogs of small or medium breeds.

Refer to the feeding guide on the product packaging for recommended daily amounts based on your dog's weight. Always adjust portions according to your dog's individual activity level, metabolism, and body condition.

Yes, you can mix this dry food with compatible wet food, but be mindful of the total caloric intake to avoid overfeeding. It's recommended to follow the feeding guidelines for both foods combined.

The primary protein source is animal protein, with fresh chicken being a key ingredient. The food contains 77% animal protein overall.

The crunchy kibbles have a texture designed to help reduce tartar build-up through mechanical action during chewing, promoting cleaner teeth.

Prebiotics are non-digestible fibers that feed beneficial bacteria in the gut, promoting a healthy digestive system. This food includes a tailored fiber blend with prebiotics and beet pulp.

This food contains a tailored fiber blend designed for digestive support. However, if your dog has a particularly sensitive stomach, a gradual transition and monitoring for any adverse reactions are advised. Consulting your veterinarian is always recommended.

Ensure a gradual transition from the old food to the new food over 7-10 days. You can try adding a small amount of warm water or low-sodium chicken broth to the kibble to enhance aroma and palatability.

Slow down the transition process. Extend the transition period to 10-14 days, increasing the new food proportion more slowly. If symptoms persist, consult your veterinarian.

Ensure the dog is drinking enough water and that the food is stored correctly to maintain nutrient integrity. While this food contains fatty acids, other factors like environmental conditions or underlying health issues can affect coat quality. Consult your vet if the issue persists.

The kibble is designed for large breeds, but individual chewing habits vary. Monitor your dog while eating. If they are gulping or having difficulty, consult your veterinarian for alternative feeding strategies or food formats.