Pedigree Adult Wet Dog Food, Chicken & Liver Chunks in Gravy, 70 Gm

Gravy dog foods are generally mouth-smacking food for all dogs owing to its increased flavour and variety. They also have a higher moisture content to thoroughly hydrate the felines, especially during the summers. Above all, they are easier to digest than dry foods, which helps your cats to derive all the essential nutrients from the meal.

The main ingredients of Pedigree Chicken and Liver Chunks Gravy are Chicken, Liver, Water, Wheat Flour, starch, salt, essential vitamins and minerals etc, which provide all the vital nutrients for the dogs to grow.

Yes absolutely. Pedigree Chicken and Liver Chunks in Gravy is a complete and comprehensive meal for your adult dog, helping to nourish them in the best possible way.

Yes, of course, if the dry foods are of top-notch quality and can make your dogs feel full. One benefit associated with mixing dry food and wet food is that the former promotes a healthy chewing behaviour in the dogs whereas the later keeps the felines well hydrated.

Yes absolutely. Pedigree Chicken and Liver Chunks can be given to all breeds of dogs provided they have crossed 1 year of age.

No you shouldn’t feed this diet to either of the puppies. This is because the nutritional profile of this diet is only designed for grown up dogs. You may try a diet like Pedigree Puppy Chicken and Liver Chunks that serves the nutritional needs of puppies completely.

The feeding amount of Pedigree Chicken and Liver Chunks depends entirely on the size and activity level of your dogs. However, you can still refer to the feeding instructions behind the back of the Pedigree Chicken and Liver Chunks to know the correct feeding amount of dogs.

It is recommended that an open can of Pedigree Chicken and Liver should not be kept in the refrigerator for more than 2-3 days, as bacteria can grow

Yes, being a gravy food, Pedigree Chicken and Liver Chunks is suitable for the senior dogs to eat. However, if your senior dog has any health condition pertaining to certain ingredients, it is always wise to consult your veterinarian before feeding any kinds of food.