Pro Plan Medium Chicken Dry Dog Food - 3kg

This food is designed for adult dogs. It is not suitable for puppies or senior dogs. Please refer to specific puppy or senior formulas for those life stages.

Feeding guidelines vary based on your dog's weight and activity level. Refer to the feeding chart on the product packaging for recommended daily amounts. Adjust as needed to maintain optimal body condition.

Yes, you can mix this dry food with a compatible wet food. If you do, remember to adjust the total amount of food to prevent overfeeding. It's generally recommended to transition slowly if combining different food types.

OPTIBALANCE™ is a blend of specific nutrients at balanced levels designed to support total dental care, healthy joints for an active lifestyle, and a shiny coat, contributing to your dog's overall good condition.

This formula is designed for general adult medium dogs. While it promotes high nutrient absorption, it may not be suitable for dogs with specific sensitivities or allergies. Purina Pro Plan offers specialized formulas for sensitive stomachs if needed.

A 3kg bag can last approximately 1-2 weeks for an average medium-sized adult dog, depending on their specific daily intake requirements based on weight and activity. Always refer to the feeding guide for precise amounts.

The protein content is 26%.

This food includes Vitamin A, Vitamin D3, and Vitamin E.

Ensure you are transitioning gradually. Try slightly warming the food or mixing in a small amount of wet food (ensure it's compatible or recommended for the transition).

Slow down the transition process. If symptoms persist for more than 2-3 days, consult your veterinarian.

Ensure the feeding amount is appropriate for your dog's age, size, and activity level. Consult the feeding guide on the packaging and consider if more exercise is needed or if there's an underlying health issue.

Ensure consistent feeding for at least 4-6 weeks, as coat improvements take time. Make sure the dog is drinking enough water and consider if other environmental factors might be contributing. Consult a vet if concerns persist.