Advance Vitality Senior Medium +7 12 kg is a chicken and rice dog food for medium-sized dogs over 7 years old, with kibble sized to suit their size.

Advance Vitality Senior Medium +7 is a complete dry food for medium-sized dogs over 7 years old. Its formulation is tailored to this stage of life and features chicken as the first ingredient. It also contains rice and whole grains.
The kibble is sized to suit the jaws of medium-sized dogs. The pack contains 12 kg of dry food.
It meets the daily nutritional requirements of medium-sized dogs during their senior years. It provides protein, fat, fibre, vitamins and minerals in the quantities stated by the manufacturer.
Its composition includes taurine, hydrolysed collagen, fish oil and hyaluronic acid. These nutrients help to maintain heart function, muscle mass, mobility and skin health.
Chicken (16 per cent), dehydrated poultry protein, whole maize, whole wheat (11 per cent), rice (10 per cent), maize meal, maize protein, poultry fat, beetroot pulp (2.5 per cent), hydrolysed animal proteins from poultry, pork and fish, hydrolysed collagen (2.5 per cent), dehydrated pork protein, fish oil, minerals, yeast, chicory inulin (0.4 per cent), pork plasma proteins (0.4 per cent), lemon verbena concentrate and hyaluronic acid (25 mg/kg).
Check the packaging for the amount corresponding to your dog’s adult weight and activity level. The Advance table covers dogs weighing between 10 and 30 kg and distinguishes between three activity levels.
Divide the daily amount into your dog’s usual meals. Adjust the portion according to your dog’s body condition and ensure fresh water is always available.
It is intended for medium-sized dogs over 7 years of age. It may be suitable when activity levels decrease and a complete, age-appropriate diet is required.
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