ALDA dog food wet pâté G557 — beef & pork with chicken, 249 g

ALDA dog food wet pâté G557 — beef & pork with chicken, 249 g is a ready-to-serve complete wet meal formulated for adult dogs. This 249 g pâté combines beef and pork with added chicken to provide a soft, smooth texture and concentrated animal protein in a single-portion tray. It can be served as a full meal or used as a tasty topper in mixed feeding routines, offering ease of portioning and convenient storage for everyday use.

Advantages

The pâté texture ensures easy chewing and digestion for adult dogs and suits animals with reduced dentition or picky eaters who prefer softer food. The combination of beef, pork and chicken supplies varied animal protein sources in one product, supporting a balanced amino acid intake when used as a part of a complete diet. The 249 g portion size simplifies meal planning and minimizes waste while the ready-to-serve format removes the need for preparation.

Suitable for

• Adult dogs needing a complete wet meal
• Dogs with dental sensitivity or older dogs preferring soft food
• Pet owners who mix wet and dry food or use wet food as a topper
• Single-meal portions for travel or short-term feeding

Key specifications

• Format: Wet pâté
• Portion size: 249 g single tray
• Main protein sources: Beef, pork, chicken
• Intended life stage: Adult dogs
• Usage: Complete wet food for everyday feeding or mixed-diet use
• Texture: Smooth, soft pâté suitable for easy consumption

How to use

Serve at room temperature directly from the tray. Feed according to your dog’s weight, age and activity level; combine with dry food if desired to create a mixed feeding plan. Introduce the pâté gradually when switching from another diet to monitor tolerance. After opening, refrigerate any unused portion and use within the recommended time on the packaging to maintain freshness.

Usage recommendations

Monitor daily caloric intake when using this wet pâté alongside dry food to maintain optimal body condition. Provide fresh water at all times and consult a veterinarian if your dog has specific dietary needs or health conditions before making long-term changes to its diet.