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Dolina Noteci Superfood Wet Dog Food with Veal and Lamb, 400 g
Dolina Noteci Superfood Wet Dog Food with Veal and Lamb, 400 g
Dolina Noteci Superfood

Dolina Noteci Superfood Wet Dog Food with Veal and Lamb, 400 g

  • Complete and Balanced Dog Food for Adult Dogs of All Breeds, 400 g
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2,36 €
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Dolina Noteci Superfood Wet Dog Food with Veal and Lamb, 400 g
Dolina Noteci Superfood Wet Dog Food with Veal and Lamb, 400 g
2,36 €
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Grain-free dog food with high nutritional content and dietary preventive properties.Its formula, developed by animal nutrition specialists, contains as much as 80% meat and animal-based ingredients (45% veal, 35% lamb).The wet food is enriched with fresh fruit and all-natural dietary supplements, such as New Zealand mussels and seaweed, which contain valuable nutrients that promote your pet’s health and well-being.The food has undergone only the necessary heat treatment to ensure its microbiological safety while preserving as many nutrients as possible..This product is made with premium cuts of meat such as:

Lamb – pale pink meat with tender fibers.Thanks to its intramuscular fat content, which does not melt during cooking, it is extremely juicy.Its qualities stem from the lambs’ diet—they are fed primarily on milk, green forage, and grass—as well as their physical activity; sheep farms are located primarily in ecologically clean regions, on mountain pastures.Lamb provides high-quality, hypoallergenic protein—so it is especially recommended for dogs prone to food allergies.It also contains B vitamins, micro- and macronutrients essential for the body's proper functioning, as well as n-6 and n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids in beneficial proportions.It is also a source of L-carnitine—which boosts the body’s performance—and orotic acid, which has anticancer properties; it contains as much as 30 times more of it than, for example, pork or poultry.

Veal—an easily digestible, tender meat with a tender texture and a negligible amount of intramuscular fat, rich in connective tissue, which is a source of collagen—which affects m.in.for skin and joint flexibility.The unique qualities of this meat stem largely from the way the calves are raised—they are fed mainly milk.Veal is recommended as part of a dietary regimen.It is high in protein and low in fat.It is rich in B vitamins, particularly vitamin B1 —which is essential for maintaining the health of the nervous and cardiovascular systems—and B12, which plays a role in the formation and regeneration of red blood cells, as well as iron, which helps prevent anemia, and phosphorus, which helps keep the skeletal system healthy.


The veal and lamb dog food is:



  • 80% meat and animal products,

  • meat varieties with unique properties,

  • high-quality protein with a digestibility of 90–95%,

  • a recipe based on unprocessed ingredients,

  • a finished product that has been processed to the minimum extent necessary to ensure its microbiological safety and shelf life,

  • minerals and vitamins in their most easily absorbed form,

  • Valuable natural dietary and functional supplements:

  • brewer's yeast containing prebiotics: mannan oligosaccharides and β-glucans—which support the immune system,

  • seaweed – a source of easily absorbed minerals and vitamins,

  • New Zealand mussel, glucosamine, and chondroitin sulfate—for healthy joints and skin,

  • flaxseed, psyllium, Mojave yucca—which support proper digestive tract function and help regulate lipid and carbohydrate metabolism,

  • no artificial flavors, colors, or flavor enhancers,

  • no preservatives,

  • no added grains.

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