Lapsa Dog Senior Longevity Croquette

Lapsa Dog Senior Longevity Croquette

LAPSA Longevity foods are complete and balanced and contain fresh poultry to meet the needs of your senior dog over 7 years old.

Description of Lapsa Dog Senior Longevity Croquette

Lapsa Dog Senior Longevity Kibble allows your dog to:

• Reduce allergies , they do not contain cereals.
• Protect your joints through the presence of glucosamine and chondroitin that help maintain the elasticity and strength of the cartilage .
• Avoid being overweight thanks to L-caritine, which stimulates the oxidation of body fat.

The most of the product :

• Boost your dog's carnivorous instinct: 83% animal protein .
• Highly digestible : Thanks to the quality of proteins.
• Healthy and shiny coat : by the effect of Omega 3 and Omega 6.
• The texture of kibbles specially studied to promote good oral hygiene .
• Meat declared fit for human consumption: Before and after slaughter.

Advice for use and dosage

Dog weight (kg) 1 5 10 20 30 40 60
Sustained activity (> 2h) - g per day 45 140 240 400 540 675 910
Normal activity (> 1h) - g per day 40 130 215 365 495 610 830
Reduced activity (<1h) - g per day 35 110 185 310 420 520 705

Comment on the advice of use and dosage of Lapsa Dog Senior Longevity Croquette with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.

Composition

Fresh poultry (15%), potato starch, dehydrated turkey protein, dehydrated chicken protein, peas, half peas, meat hydrolyzate, dehydrated animal protein, dehydrated beet pulp, hydrolysed poultry protein, vegetable fiber, fat poultry, fish oil, minerals, brewer's yeast, inulin (0.8%), dehydrated apples, dehydrated carrots, dehydrated broccoli, dehydrated spinach, dehydrated cranberries, dehydrated blueberries, Schidigera yucca extract, chondroitin sulphate (0.01%), glucosamine (0.01%).

Precaution of use

• Always leave a bowl of fresh water available for your pet.
• Close the packaging well after opening.
• Use preferably before the date of minimum durability on the packaging.
• Keep in a cool, dry place.

Presentation of Lapsa Dog Senior Longevity Croquette

Lapsa is in the form of a bag.

Our advice and expert advice in pharmacy

It is estimated that a dog is senior when he enters the last third of his life expectancy. Although each breed has its own average longevity, dogs around the age of 7 are starting to adopt a quieter life, are less active, and have a slower metabolism. Their nutritional needs change once again: they need fewer calories and fats and more protein, easy to digest. As long as they are of high quality, they are essential for maintaining their general physical condition.

How to feed a senior dog ?
Feed your senior dog one to two times a day.
Be careful not to feed him too much, he is less active and therefore inclined to gain weight.
The food should be served at room temperature so that it takes maximum advantage of their taste and smell, because it has the sense of less effective taste.

With proper nutrition, regular walks and games, you can maintain the vitality of your older dog.
Vitality is a sign of your pet's health and energy at any age, but especially as it ages. With love and support, you can help your senior dog enjoy life.