Happy dog supreme fit & vital light calorie control dry dog food

Low fat, filling wholefood for dogs who are slightly overweight, or to maintain body weight

Do you want to feed your four-legged friend a balanced diet made of natural food, with an extra helping of health? Then Happy Dog fit & vital is exactly the right food – just like nature intended, five different proteins – salmon, sea fisch, egg, lamb and poultry - salmon, sea fisch, egg, lamb and poultry. Salmon is rich in essential Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids – ideal for skin and coat. Wholesome sea fisch supplies the body with a wide range of vitamins, while egg delivers valuable protein and lamb provides many vital minerals. The formulation is rounded off by poultry, which is especially nutritious and delivers essential trace elements.

Happy Dog fit & vital Light Calorie Control is perfectly adapted for the needs of dogs who require a low-fat diet to maintain their body’s constitution, or to keep a certain body weight when following a particular diet, for example. The delicious, wheat-free all-in-one food, with only 7% fat and L-Carnitin, promotes a healthy metabolism and is based on the unique Happy Dog Natural Life Concept®. Because of its high fibre content, this dry food is especially filling.

• Quality – Fit & Vital Light Low-fat all-in-one food for dogs who are slightly overweight. This formula is also a wheat free recipe with High fiber content – Filling and tasty.

• Sustainability: The Dog food is produced in ecological, responsible production from high-quality raw materials from organic agriculture and under strict quality controls

• Vitality – The VET recommended formula has just 7% fat. Contains With L-Carnitine to activate the metabolism. It also has 25.5 / 7 protein fat content.

• Our promise of quality
• without artificial colors, flavors and preservatives
• no added sugar
• without genetic technology
• without added soy (except in Baby Milk Probiotik 30/30)
• no animal testing
• best tolerance
• gentle preparation
• natural and high-quality raw materials
• 100% balanced & appropriate to the species
• full, rich taste
• transparent declaration
• Made in Germany under the strictest quality control (with reference to our entire range of dry food

• Made with love in Germany- Since 1765 Our Bavarian family business produces species-appropriate animal food from tradition and conviction. We know: The love of the four-legged friend goes through the stomach

• Natural Life Concept:

- Natural ingredients without GMOs, preservatives, flavor enhancers, and artificial coloring.

- Animal protein used reaches 90% of the total protein.

- Herbal variations to optimize body health.

- Rich in Omega-3 and 6 to care for healthy and shiny skin and coat.

- Supports strong joints and a healthy digestive tract.

Ingredients

Animal proteins * (16% poultry, 4% lamb), maize, maize flour, rice flour, barley, lignocellulose, fish meal (5%, of which 50% salmon meal), greaves, liver hydrolyzate, beet molasses escalope * (sugar removed), poultry fat, apple pomace *, potassium chloride , Sunflower oil, yeast *, sodium chloride, sea algae *, linseed (0.15%), dried whole egg (0.1%), rapeseed oil, mussel meat * (0.02%), yeast * (extracted), milk thistle, artichoke, dandelion, Ginger (0.013%), birch leaves, nettle, chamomile, coriander, rosemary, sage, licorice root, thyme, (total dry herbs 0.15%);*) dried.Metabolizable energy: 1340 KJ / 100g;3205 Kcal / kg

Crude protein 25.5%, crude fat 7.0%, crude fiber 6.0%, crude ash 6.5%, calcium 1.4%, phosphorus 0.9%, sodium 0.4%, potassium 0.55%, magnesium 0 .08%, omega-6 fatty acids 1.8%, omega-3 fatty acids 0.2%.

Vitamins / kg: vitamin A (3a672a) 12000 IU, vitamin D3 (3a671) 1000 IU, vitamin E (3a700) 75 mg, vitamin B1 (3a821) 4 mg, vitamin B2 (3a825ii) 6 mg, vitamin B6 (3a831) 4 mg, biotin (3a880) 575 mcg, calcium D-pantothenate (3a841) 10 mg, niacin (3a314) 40 mg, vitamin B12 70 mcg, choline chloride (3a890) 60 mg, L - carnitine (3a910) 200 mg.Trace elements / kg: iron (as 3b103, 3b106) 105 mg, copper (as 3b405, 3b406) 10 mg, zinc (as 3b603, 3b606, 3b607) 105 mg, manganese (as 3b502, 3b504) 25 mg, iodine (as 3b202 ) 2 mg, selenium (as 3b801, 3b8.12) 0.15 mg.Antioxidants, tocopherol extracts from vegetable oils 1b306 (i).

Feeding recommendation

Complete food for adult dogs from 11kg.
Offer as dry food or pour warm fresh water over (approx. 60°C) and leave to soak for a few minutes. Always ensure fresh drinking water is available.

The feed amount should be reduced if giving snacks or other additional products. On the basis of metabolic differences in individual dogs, the quantities given for the normal requirement may be reduced by up to 15%. It is recommended that the daily feed quantity be divided into 2 meals per day.

FAQ

Is Happy Dog a good dog food?

Super premium quality with taste guarantee. highest acceptance and digestibility. grain-free and single protein recipes (depending on product and recipe) veterinarian recommended for feed intolerances.

What is the meat content of the food?

The frequently used terms “meat content” or “meat ratio” are not scientific definitions and can, therefore, be interpreted very differently by the manufacturers.

Information on the “meat ratio” is only roughly comparable if it is defined as the proportion of animal protein in the overall protein content. In this case, the “meat ratio” in our Happy Dog Supreme products can be as high as 86.5 % (Fit & Well Sport).

The carbohydrate content is generally missing. Where we can find the information about carbohydrate content?

The carbohydrate content is often given as NFE.

NFE stands for:

nitrogen-free extract (another term taken from the chemistry lab).

The NFE can be easily calculated using the following formula:

NFE = 100 % – percentage of crude protein – percentage of crude fat – percentage of crude fibre – percentage of crude ash – percentage of moisture.

Why does Happy dog packaging not showing animal protein source (meat) at the top of the list of all products?

Happy Dog uses the individual declaration and thus lists all the ingredients e.g. poultry meat meal, lamb meat meal, salmon meal, etc., individually. Because the individual ingredients are listed in decreasing order by weight, the individual animal protein sources/ meat meals unfortunately slip down the list. If only one animal protein source is used in the recipe (just lamb meat, for example), then meat can rise to the top of the list in many recipes.

This would mean that the natural variety of animal protein sources is lost, however. Of course, recipes have to be adapted to the individual requirements of each pet. Older dogs should be given less protein as this reduces the stress on their internal organs. And, of course, this means that older dogs should also eat less meat meal. Puppy food and high-performance food must contain more protein,as puppies and hard-working dogs naturally have a higher protein requirement.

When should I change my puppies over to young dog food or food for adult dogs?

A puppy is classed as a young dog when he reaches seven months. At this point you should change him over to a food tailored to his development phase. Perhaps you are wondering how much food is recommended for young dogs. The right amount of food is determined by the final weight of your young dog and his age in months. You can take this from the feeding guide below. It is also useful to know that, in contrast to the puppy period in which your little friend still needed several meals each day, you can now change him over to 2 meals per day. His stomach is now large enough for this rhythm to suit him. As a rule of thumb, the total amount of food every day should be 4-6 % of your dog’s body weight.

Our kibble with the hole – for even better digestion

Have you seen? Our kibble is heart-shaped and has a hole in the middle. This makes it easier for your dog to chew and digest. The increased surface area also allows your dog’s stomach juices to break up the food more easily.