Wet Dog Food ALDA G072 Medalion with Chicken & Pumpkin, 500 g

ALDA G072 Medalion with Chicken & Pumpkin, 500 g is a wet dog food formulated for adult dogs. It combines animal protein from chicken with fibre-rich pumpkin to support digestion and provide balanced nutrition as either a complete meal or a complementary addition to dry food. Supplied in a 500 g portion, this wet formula is suitable for daily feeding, mixing with kibble, or serving as an occasional wet alternative for dogs that prefer softer textures.

Advantages

The recipe uses chicken as the primary source of animal protein to support maintenance of lean muscle mass, while pumpkin contributes dietary fibre that can aid intestinal function and stool quality. The 500 g format offers a convenient single-portion size for mixing or portioning, and the wet texture helps increase palatability and moisture intake. The formulation is intended for adult dogs and can be used as a complete meal or a complement to other feeds depending on your feeding plan.

Suitable for

• Adult dogs requiring a balanced wet food option
• Dogs with reduced appetite or preference for moist food
• Owners who mix wet food with dry kibble to increase palatability
• Dogs needing additional dietary fibre to support digestion

Key specifications

• Format: wet dog food in a 500 g portion
• Main protein source: chicken
• Additional ingredient: pumpkin as a source of dietary fibre
• Intended life stage: adult dogs
• Use: complete or complementary feeding option

How to use

Serve the product at room temperature. When used as a complete meal, follow feeding guidelines based on your dog’s weight, activity level and condition; adjust portions to maintain optimal body condition. When used as a complementary feed, mix with a measured portion of dry kibble or other complete diet to achieve the desired consistency and palatability. Discard any uneaten wet food after feeding and provide fresh water at all times.

Usage recommendations

Introduce this wet food gradually over 3–7 days when changing from another diet. Monitor stool quality and appetite during the transition. Consult a veterinarian if your dog has special dietary requirements, food sensitivities, or medical conditions before making long-term feeding changes.