Primary uses:

• Weight reduction
• Special diet for digestive disturbances
• Flake Mix if food is to be mixed with water
• Sole feeding of this product is recommended only for limited periods. If used over a longer period of time, it should be supplemented with minerals and canned dog food.

When does a dog become a fat dog?

Thin Ribs, lumbar vertebrae and hip bones clearly visible. No subcutaneous fat. Clearly defined waist and belly flank.	Ideal weight Ribs can be felt, no significant subcutaneous fat. Light waist visible from above. Belly flank still visible from the side.	Fat Ribs can hardly be felt, thick layer of fat. Fat deposits at the loins and base of the tail. No waist at all. No flank, clearly defined belly.

Product characteristics:

• Greatly reduced protein and energy content
• Especially well tolerated due to high proportion of rice flakes (75%)
• Good digestibility
• Beans and carrot chips

Vital Complex:

• Optimises intestinal flora with specific plant fibres
• Contains natural anti-oxidants

Ingredients:

Rice flakes, Greaves, Wheat, Meat meal, Vegetables (extruded), Brewer's yeast, Pregelatinised wheat starch, Vegetable oil, Poultry fat, Poultry liver (hydrolysed), Sodium chloride

Package sizes:

• 4 kg

Feeding recommendation:

Special diet to be fed for a short period as the sole diet to achieve the dog‘s ideal weight or to alleviate digestive problems. Supplement with BEWI DOG® canned food or fresh meat if fed over a long period of time. Average values for limited sole feeding of fully grown dogs with normal levels of activity are listed in the table below. The right quantity of food is best determined by regularly monitoring the weight of the dog. Soak the food in warm water. Fresh drinking water should always be available.

	Toy breeds up to 5 kg   Small breeds 5 kg - 15 kg   Medium-sized breeds 15 kg - 25 kg Large breeds 30 kg - 45 kg   Giant breeds 50 - 70 kg
Food/Day (g)	70-110 110-250 250-360 360-610 610-780