ALDA Dog Wet Food G035 — Duck in Meat Stew, 500 g

ALDA Dog Wet Food G035 — Duck in Meat Stew, 500 g is a complete wet meal formulated for adult dogs. This 500 g pack contains duck as a primary protein source within a meat stew texture, designed for everyday feeding. The recipe is intended to supply protein and moisture as part of a balanced diet and can be served as a standalone meal or combined with dry food for variety and portion control.

Advantages

The product provides a protein-rich wet option with duck as a main ingredient, delivered in a meat stew that supports palatability and hydration. The 500 g format simplifies household portioning and storage, and the complete formulation removes the need for additional supplements when fed according to feeding guidelines. The texture and moisture content can help maintain appetite and support digestion in dogs that prefer wet food.

Suitable for

• Adult dogs requiring a protein-rich wet diet
• Dogs that benefit from increased moisture intake
• Owners who mix wet and dry food for variety or portion control
• Feeding at home as a main meal or occasional replacement

Key specifications

• Net weight: 500 g pack designed for household feeding
• Main protein source: duck within a meat stew texture
• Product form: wet canned/pouched food with meat stew consistency
• Intended life stage: adult dogs
• Usage type: complete feed suitable as full meal or mixed with kibble

How to use

Serve ALDA Dog Wet Food G035 according to your dog’s size, age, and activity level, following any feeding guidelines on the packaging. Offer the product at room temperature and use a clean bowl. When mixing with dry food, adjust the total daily ration to avoid overfeeding. Refrigerate unused portions and use within the recommended time after opening. Provide fresh drinking water at all times.

Usage recommendations

Introduce the wet food gradually over several days if switching from another diet to minimize digestive upset. Monitor your dog for any changes in appetite or stool and consult a veterinarian if you have concerns about dietary suitability or specific nutritional needs.