Wet dog food dolina noteci Premium Adult Small — rabbit, beans & rice, 400 g

Wet dog food dolina noteci Premium Adult Small — rabbit, beans & rice, 400 g is a complete wet diet formulated for adult small-breed dogs. The recipe centers on rabbit as the primary animal protein source, complemented by beans and rice to provide digestible carbohydrates and plant-based nutrients. Packaged in a 400 g portion suitable for small dogs, this wet food is designed for daily feeding to help maintain body condition and support regular meal routines.

Advantages

This wet food combines animal protein from rabbit with legumes and cereals to deliver balanced macronutrients for small adult dogs. The soft pâté texture improves palatability and is easy for small mouths to eat, while the hydrated format supports intake and digestion. The formulation reflects maintenance needs of adult small breeds, offering a convenient ready-to-serve option in a 400 g pack.

Suitable for

• Adult small-breed dogs with normal activity levels
• Dogs that prefer or require wet food textures
• Owners seeking a complete daily wet diet with animal protein and plant ingredients

Key specifications

• Primary animal protein: rabbit
• Secondary plant ingredients: beans and rice
• Format: complete wet food, pâté-like texture
• Portion size: 400 g can
• Target life stage: adult small-breed dogs
• Intended use: maintenance feeding and everyday nutrition

How to use

Serve at room temperature. Adjust the daily amount according to your dog’s weight, age, activity level and individual needs. Introduce gradually when switching from another food by mixing increasing proportions of dolina noteci Premium Adult Small over several days. Always provide fresh water alongside wet meals and monitor your dog’s condition and appetite to ensure the feeding level remains appropriate.

Usage recommendations

Store unopened cans in a cool, dry place. After opening, refrigerate any unused portion in a sealed container and use within a short period as indicated on the packaging. Consult your veterinarian if your dog has specific dietary requirements, food sensitivities or health conditions before making a long-term diet change.