Canidae Grain Free Pure Sea Salmon Meal Dry Dog Food

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What is Canidae Grain Free Pure Sea Salmon Meal Dry Dog Food?

Canidae Grain Free Pure Sea Salmon Meal Dry Dog Food is an all-natural dog food formula suitable for dogs at all life stages. Because of its high protein content (40%), it is great for working dogs and dogs that have high energy requirements. It is often given to dogs with sensitive skin and allergies, and some dog owners have found that it works well to improve their dog's sensitive skin and related allergy symptoms. Canidae Pure Sea Salmon Meal Dry Dog Food is made with high quality salmon meal as the single protein source and the first ingredient. In addition, it is made from meats that are processed in a human grade facility. You'll also be happy to know that Canidae doesn't include any grain, gluten, corn, wheat or soy, so your dog won't be eating a lot of empty calories.

For:

Dogs

Benefits:

#1 ingredient is salmon meal
Super high protein formula that is great for working breeds and dogs with high energy requirements
All natural ingredients, including added essential vitamins and amino acid chelated minerals
Totally grain free, no corn, wheat, soy, grain fractions or glutens and naturally preserved
Fruits and vegetables provide natural sources of antioxidants
Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids help maintain healthy skin and coat
Dried chicory root helps support a healthy digestive system
Contains skin & coat conditioners to maintain a healthy coat
Guaranteed viable microorganisms and enzyme activity to help break down cellulose
Available in 2 different sizes (15 or 30 lb bags)

How it Works:

Canidae Pure Sea Salmon Meal Dry Dog Food provides your dog with a well-balanced meal that is not only delicious, but also provides essential vitamins and antioxidants to help your dog feel healthy and energized. Added Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids also help maintain healthy skin and coat, and the food is specifically formulated for dogs with allergies and food sensitivities. It contains natural ingredients, like lamb meal and a variety of low-allergenic grains that most dogs love, even the pickiest of eaters.

Cautions:

None.

Directions:

Days 1 & 2: Feed 75% previous dog food and 25% Canidae Grain Free Pure Sea Salmon Meal Dry Dog Food.
Days 3 & 4: Feed 50% previous dog food and 50% Canidae Grain Free Pure Sea Salmon Meal Dry Dog Food.
Days 5 & 6: Feed 25% previous dog food and 75% Canidae Grain Free Pure Sea Salmon Meal Dry Dog Food.
Day 7: Feed 100% Canidae Grain Free Pure Sea Salmon Meal Dry Dog Food.
In most cases slowly transitioning is not possible. If so, feed smaller portions more regularly by breaking up the daily intake to 3 to 4 feedings per day. Adding warm water to the food will also decrease the chance of your dog eating too quickly and not chewing thoroughly. Gulping a highly palatable product could cause vomiting.
If at any time during the transition, your dog experiences gastro-intestinal upset, keep the ratio of new to old food the same for several days. This will allow your dog to adjust to the new ratio before you incorporate more of the new food. In the event you are not transitioning with your old food, withhold food for 1 day and then start re-introducing 3 to 4 feedings per day mixed with warm water. All other treats and supplements should be withheld until fully transitioned.
You may notice a change in the appearance of your dog's stool even after the transition period. This can often be a result of a change in the amount of fiber and protein in the new diet and is normal.

Tip:

Grain free, high protein, low carbohydrate diets may not be suitable for all dogs. If you have dietary concerns, please consult with your veterinarian.