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Chicken and Broccoli

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Chicken and Broccoli — 1.75 kg individual pack shown — Front

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Adult & senior dogs · Dry food

Chicken and Broccoli

Price range: R59.99 through R219.99

Low profit margins help keep everyday care affordable.

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Look closer with me: these pieces measure 15 × 7 mm, and are 5 mm thick.

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A complete white bowl filled with larger rounded triangular dry-food pieces for dogs.
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BEHIND THE RECIPE

Why is olive oil in the food?

Spanish olive oil is included in every Dr Hahnz wet and dry food. Dietary fat supplies energy, contributes to texture and helps the body absorb vitamins A, D, E and K. Its value depends on its place in the complete recipe.

PICTURE THE IDEAThree everyday jobs of dietary fat
Three everyday jobs of dietary fatFollow the three branches with me: fat supplies energy, helps the body use vitamins A, D, E and K, and contributes to texture and enjoyment. Olive oil is one of the fats in the recipe; the finished food brings the full nutrient mix together.Dietary fatEveryday energyUsing vitaminsA · D · E · KTexture +enjoymentOlive oil plays its part in the complete recipe

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Follow the three branches with me: fat supplies energy, helps the body use vitamins A, D, E and K, and contributes to texture and enjoyment. Olive oil is one of the fats in the recipe; the finished food brings the full nutrient mix together.

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PICTURE THE IDEAWhere the olive oil joins our dry food
Where the olive oil joins our dry foodFrom Spain to the recipe: the manufacturer confirms that Spanish olive oil joins the dry food during vacuum coating, after drying. Pressure changes help added liquid enter small pores in the kibble. Wet food is made differently.From SpainSpanish olive oilAfter dryingVacuum coatingIn the dry foodConfirmed dry-food sequence

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From Spain to the recipe: the manufacturer confirms that Spanish olive oil joins the dry food during vacuum coating, after drying. Pressure changes help added liquid enter small pores in the kibble. Wet food is made differently.

Added liquid entering pores in dried kibble during vacuum coating.ADDED OILPORESDRIED KIBBLE

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Where does the oil go?

Look closer with me. Dried kibble has small spaces inside. During vacuum coating, pressure changes help added liquid enter those pores. This is where Spanish olive oil joins Dr Hahnz dry food, after drying.

The coating step brings the oil into the dry food before it is cooled and packed.

Pressure helps oil enter the kibble’s pores.

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THE DETAILS THAT MATTER

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Ingredients, analysis, feeding and benefits. All in one place.

LABEL DETAILSOn the pictured 1.75 kg bag

Ingredients

Cereals and cereal derivatives, Animal / Poultry Proteins, Fats/Oils (incl olive oil), Flavours, Vitamins / Minerals (including Vitamin A, Vitamin D3, Vitamin E, Limestone, Choline Chloride, Zinc, Iron, Antioxidants, Niacin, Pantothenic acid, Manganese, Vitamin B2, Copper, Vitamin B1, Vitamin B6, Iodine, Folic acid, Selenium, Vitamin B12).

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NAMED ON THIS PACK

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Here are a few of the everyday jobs behind the nutrients on this label.

The B vitamins

Those B names have jobs to do.

Using nutrients & supporting cells

Vitamin A

For the world they watch.

Normal vision & healthy tissues

Calcium, phosphorus & vitamin D3

The framework underneath.

Bones, teeth & mineral absorption

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Typical analysis

Typical analysis · values as stated
NutrientDeclared value
Crude protein180 g/kg
Moisture100 g/kg
Crude fat100 g/kg
Crude fibre45 g/kg
Crude ash100 g/kg
Calcium29 g/kg
Phosphorus12 g/kg
Omega 615 g/kg
Omega 31.5 g/kg
Glucosamine125 mg/kg
Chondroitin100 mg/kg

Feeding guidelines

Label guide: normally active dogs

Full feeding guide
Pet’s mass (kg)Daily allowance (g)
1–535–110
5–10110–180
10–20180–305
20–30305–415
30–40415–515
40–50515–610
50–60610–700
60–70700–785

These are the ranges printed on this 1.75 kg bag. Follow the guide on the food you actually use, with your dog’s needs and your veterinarian’s advice in mind.

Benefits

  1. Minerals help maintain tissue fluid balance

  2. Vitamins improve clear vision

  3. Omega 3 & 6 enhance skin & coat

  4. Vitamin E promotes healthy immune function

  5. Vitamins regulate the release of energy

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Act 36 registration

Act 36 of 1947 · Registration number

V22917
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