Dog Food ALDA dry kibble with rice and duck 500 g

ALDA dry kibble with rice and duck 500 g is a complete adult dog food formulated to provide balanced nutrition in a compact package. The recipe uses duck as a primary source of animal protein and rice as a primary carbohydrate to support digestion and energy needs. Packaged in a 500 g bag, this kibble is suitable for daily feeding for small portions, trial servings, travel use, or rotation in multi-protein diets.

Advantages

The duck-based protein offers an alternative animal protein source for dogs with sensitivities to more common proteins. Rice contributes easily digestible carbohydrates and helps maintain stool quality. The 500 g format is convenient for portion control, evaluation of tolerance to the recipe, and minimizing waste when introducing a new food. The product is formulated as a complete adult maintenance diet, providing essential nutrients in a dry kibble format for storage stability and ease of use.

Suitable for

• Adult dogs requiring a maintenance diet with moderate activity
• Dogs with sensitive digestion or food sensitivities to common proteins
• Owners seeking a compact 500 g pack for travel or trial feeding
• Dietary rotation plans that include novel protein sources

Key specifications

• Format: dry kibble
• Main animal protein: duck
• Main carbohydrate: rice
• Intended life stage: adult maintenance
• Pack size: 500 g

How to use

Introduce ALDA dry kibble with rice and duck gradually over 7–10 days by mixing increasing amounts of the new food with the dog's current diet to reduce the risk of digestive upset. Serve according to the dog’s body weight, activity level and individual needs; follow feeding guidelines on the package or consult a veterinarian for precise portioning. Provide fresh water at all times and store the bag in a cool, dry place to preserve freshness.

Usage recommendations

When switching proteins or brands, monitor stool quality and appetite. Use the 500 g pack for short trips, introduction phases, or to test tolerance before committing to larger quantities. For dogs with known dietary sensitivities, consult your veterinarian before making changes to diet plans.