SYTA MICHA Classic Mono Coelho com Nabo - Comida Húmida para Cães - 400g

Many adult dogs suffer from food sensitivities or allergies, often triggered by common proteins like chicken or beef, or by grains such as wheat and corn. SYTA MICHA Classic Mono Rabbit with Rutabaga offers a single-protein, grain-free solution that is gentle on the digestive system and ideal for elimination diets or everyday feeding of sensitive dogs.

Who is it for

This wet dog food is formulated for adult dogs of all breeds, particularly those with food intolerances, allergies, or sensitive stomachs. Its hypoallergenic recipe makes it suitable for dogs requiring a limited-ingredient diet, and it can be used as a complete meal or as a topper for dry food.

Main features

• Single animal protein: 100% rabbit, a novel protein source rarely associated with allergies.
• Grain-free and gluten-free: no wheat, corn, soy, or other grains, reducing the risk of adverse reactions.
• Rutabaga as the sole carbohydrate source: a low-glycemic, easily digestible vegetable rich in fiber and vitamins.
• Hypoallergenic formula: free from artificial preservatives, colors, and flavors.
• Complete and balanced nutrition for adult dogs, enriched with essential vitamins and minerals.
• Convenient 400g can, ideal for medium to large dogs or multi-day feeding for smaller breeds.

Specifications

• Product type: Wet dog food
• Main protein source: Rabbit
• Main carbohydrate source: Rutabaga
• Net weight: 400g
• Life stage: Adult dogs
• Packaging: Can
• Crude protein: 10.5%
• Crude fat: 6.5%
• Crude fibre: 0.4%
• Crude ash: 2.3%
• Moisture: 78.0%
• Additives: Vitamin D3 (200 IU/kg), Zinc (25 mg/kg), Manganese (1.4 mg/kg), Iodine (0.75 mg/kg)
• Free from: Artificial preservatives, colors, and flavors

Tips

When transitioning your dog to SYTA MICHA Classic Mono Rabbit, introduce it gradually over 7-10 days by mixing increasing amounts with the current food. Always provide fresh water. Store unopened cans in a cool, dry place; once opened, refrigerate and use within 2-3 days. Consult your veterinarian for specific feeding amounts based on your dog's weight, age, and activity level.