Lapsa Senior Dog Longevity Dry Food, 3 kg

What is Lapsa Senior Dog Longevity Dry Food used for?

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

Lapsa Senior Longevity Dog Food helps your dog:

• Reduce allergies, as it is grain-free.
• Protect his joints thanks to glucosamine and chondroitin, which help maintain the elasticity and strength of cartilage.
• Avoid weight gain thanks to L-carnitine, which stimulates the body’s fat oxidation.

Product highlights:

• Supports your dog’s carnivorous instincts: 83% animal protein.
• Highly digestible: Thanks to the high-quality protein.
• Healthy, shiny coat: thanks to the effects of Omega-3 and Omega-6.
• The kibble’s texture is specially designed to promote good oral hygiene.
• Meat certified fit for human consumption: both before and after slaughter.

As your dog ages, his joints may be affected. Lapsa Senior Longevity dog food contains glucosamine and chondroitin, two essential compounds for maintaining the elasticity and strength of cartilage. This joint support helps maintain your dog’s mobility, allowing him to stay active and fully enjoy his senior years.

Weight management is crucial for the health of senior dogs, as being overweight can lead to numerous health problems. This dry dog food is enriched with L-carnitine, an amino acid that promotes fat oxidation in the body. By supporting your dog’s weight management, you help maintain his vitality and overall well-being.

By choosing Lapsa Senior Dog Longevity kibble, you’re providing your senior dog with a diet tailored to his specific needs. Age-appropriate nutrition helps maintain his overall health by supporting his digestive system and joints and preventing weight gain.

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How should this dry food be used?

Dog’s weight (kg) 1 5 10 20 30 40 60
High activity level (>2 hours) – g per day 45 140 240 400 540 675 910
Normal activity (>1 hour) - g per day 40 130 215 365 495 610 830
Low activity (<1 hour) - g per day 35 110 185 310 420 520 705

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Precautions for Use

• Always leave a bowl of fresh water available for your pet.
• Close the package tightly after opening.
• Best used before the best-by date printed on the package.
• Store in a cool, dry place.

What are the ingredients?

Fresh poultry (15%), potato starch, dehydrated turkey protein, dehydrated chicken protein, peas, split peas, meat hydrolysate, dehydrated animal protein, dehydrated beet pulp, hydrolyzed poultry protein, vegetable fiber, poultry fat, fish oil, minerals, brewer’s yeast, inulin (0.8%), dried apples, dried carrots, dried broccoli, dried spinach, dried cranberries, dried blueberries, Yucca schidigera extract, chondroitin sulfate (0.01%), glucosamine (0.01%).

Packaging

Lapsa comes in a pouch.

Our Advice and Expert Opinions from Pharmacists

A dog is generally considered a senior when it enters the last third of its life expectancy. Although each breed has its own average lifespan, dogs around 7 years old begin to lead a more sedentary lifestyle, are less active, and have a slower metabolism. Their nutritional needs change once again: they require fewer calories and fats and more easily digestible protein. Provided it is high-quality, this protein is essential for maintaining their overall physical health.

How should you feed a senior dog?
Feed your senior dog once or twice a day.
Be careful not to overfeed him; he’s less active and therefore prone to weight gain.
Food should be served at room temperature so your dog can fully enjoy its taste and smell, as their sense of taste is less acute.

With a proper diet, regular walks, and playtime, you can help your senior dog stay active and healthy.
Vitality is a sign of your pet’s good health and energy at any age, but especially as he gets older. With love and support, you can help your senior dog enjoy what life has to offer.