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Piper Animals Junior Dry Dog Food with Turkey, 100 g
Piper Animals

Piper Animals Junior Dry Dog Food with Turkey, 100 g

  • Complete food for puppies and young dogs of all medium and large breeds, with turkey – 100 g
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1,10 €
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11,00 € / kg
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Piper Animals Junior Dry Dog Food with Turkey, 100 g
Piper Animals Junior Dry Dog Food with Turkey, 100 g
1,10 €
incl. VAT / pcs.
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Puppies and young dogs in their rapid growth phase need increased amounts of nutrients, minerals, and vitamins. The ingredients in Piper Animals Junior Turkey formula are tailored to their specific nutritional needs, providing everything they need to grow up healthy. The use of animal-based ingredients, including fresh turkey, ensures a supply of high-quality complete protein and valuable n-3 and n-6 fatty acids. The balance between these two is particularly important at this stage of the puppies' growth. Since the food meets your dog’s needs for other nutrients, there is no need to use any additional complementary foods or dietary supplements in your dog’s daily diet. Calcium and phosphorus ensure proper development and continued stability of the skeletal system. Chondroprotective substances: glucosamine and chondroitin help keep your pet’s joints in good condition by protecting them from changes associated with growth processes. The addition of peas and yeast has a positive effect on digestive function.
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