Wet Dog Food Dolina Noteci Rabbit 400 g

Wet Dog Food Dolina Noteci Rabbit 400 g is a complete canned meal for adult dogs with rabbit as the primary animal protein. The moist formulation provides hydration and a soft texture that can be served on its own or mixed with dry kibble to increase palatability and moisture intake. This product is intended for maintenance feeding of adult dogs and is suitable for animals that require variety in protein sources or have sensitivities to more common meats.

Advantages

The recipe uses rabbit meat as the main protein, offering an alternative hypoallergenic option for dogs with sensitivities to chicken or beef. The wet texture supports hydration and is easy to chew for adult dogs, including those with dental issues. Packaged in a 400 g can, the product is portionable for single meals or multiple servings depending on the dog’s size and dietary plan.

Suitable for

• Adult dogs needing a novel protein source
• Dogs that benefit from increased moisture in their diet
• Pets that prefer wet food or require softened food due to dental conditions
• Owners who mix wet and dry food to improve palatability

Key specifications

• Format: Wet canned food, 400 g
• Main protein source: Rabbit
• Intended for: Adult maintenance feeding
• Texture: Soft, moist pâté/chunks in gravy (depending on batch)
• Serving options: Can be fed alone or mixed with dry kibble
• Nutritional role: Complete feed providing animal protein and moisture

How to use

Feed according to your dog’s body weight, activity level and life stage as part of a complete daily ration. Serve at room temperature and combine with fresh water. If mixing with dry food, add the wet food to the kibble shortly before serving to preserve texture. After opening, refrigerate unused portion in a covered container and use within 24–48 hours.

Usage recommendations

Introduce Dolina Noteci Rabbit gradually over several days if switching from another protein to reduce the risk of digestive upset. Monitor the dog’s stool and overall tolerance when introducing a new protein source, and consult a veterinarian if you notice prolonged digestive changes or signs of food intolerance.