Z/S Kumelītes Pork lung

Pork lung is a good protein source for dogs. Pork lung contains protein, vitamins C and B12, B5-converts food into glucose, used to produce energy , iron, selenium, phosphorus, and niacin, riboflavin – benefits energy production, potassium – prevents muscle loss, zinc - benefits the skin and prevents dandruff. 

Pork is exellent source for allergic dogs. 

Protein: 10.11%, Fat: 1.79%, Moisture: 88.39%, Ash: 0.68%

• Pork is an excellent substance as well as an important source of valuable nutrients and minerals.
• Pork will help keep your dog's teeth strong, clean and breath fresh.
• Pork is an excellent source of amino acids.
• Pork dog food is also rich in thiamine, a mineral used in cell function.
  Thiamine, also known as vitamin B1, is an essential vitamin for dogs. Without thiamine, your dog may experience impaired functioning, neurological problems, and muscle weakness.
  Thiamine is also used to help energize the food, allowing your puppy to stay strong and energetic.
• Pork is an anti-allergy dog food.
• Pork is recommended over other white sources such as chicken. Chicken is known to cause intestinal upset in many dogs. Veterinarians often recommend pork as a healthy alternative because, unlike other sources, it is less likely to cause an allergic reaction.  Pork is highly digestible and is a great option if your pup has bloat, constipation or loose stools.

Instructions for use:

• Store the products in a fridge.
• Food should be refrigerated and used within 48 hours or longer depending on the temperature of your refrigerator.
• The product is not intended for human consumption!
• Wash hands, tools and surfaces with soap before and after serving products, and wash the pet's food bowl after each meal.
• Store separately from food.
• Always provide your pet with fresh water.
• Remember that for a complete diet, you must offer your dog/cat at least 5 sources of protein over a 3-month period. Therefore, we recommend supplementing the dog’s/cat’s diet with various fresh food products.
• An adult dog/cat should be given 2-4% of his weight depending on physical activity. But every dog is different, so adjust the daily portion individually.
• Never change the type of protein immediately, but gradually increase the amount of the new food.