Dog Wet Food dolina noteci Premium Junior Small Breeds 100 g — liver with rabbit and deer tongue

dolina noteci Premium Junior Small Breeds 100 g — liver with rabbit and deer tongue is a wet dog food formulated for growing puppies of small breeds. Packaged in a convenient 100 g pouch, this recipe combines liver with rabbit meat and deer tongue to provide animal-sourced proteins and moisture. It is designed to serve as a complete meal for young dogs of small stature or as a complementary wet feed mixed with dry food. The texture and portion size suit puppies that require small servings and easy-to-chew food.

Advantages

This wet food offers a combination of animal proteins from liver, rabbit and deer tongue that contributes to balanced growth in small-breed puppies. The 100 g pouch format ensures convenient portioning for single meals, reduces waste and simplifies feeding routines. The moist formulation supports hydration and is palatable for selective eaters. Ingredients are selected to match the energy and bite-size requirements typical for young small-breed dogs.

Suitable for

• Puppies of small dog breeds during growth and development
• Owners who need single-portion wet meals or travel-friendly feeding
• Mixing with dry kibble to increase palatability and moisture content
• Selective eaters or dogs that prefer soft texture

Key specifications

• Format: wet food in 100 g pouch
• Protein sources: liver, rabbit meat, deer tongue
• Intended life stage: junior (puppies) for small breeds
• Feeding form: complete meal or complementary wet feed
• Texture: soft, easy-to-chew pouch contents

How to use

Serve at room temperature. Use the entire 100 g pouch as a single meal for very small puppies or divide into portions according to your puppy’s size, age and activity level. When combining with dry kibble, mix the wet food into the kibble immediately before feeding to ensure even coating and moisture. Store unused portions in a sealed container in the refrigerator and use within 24 hours.

Usage recommendations

Adjust daily ration according to your puppy’s body condition and consult your veterinarian for a feeding schedule tailored to breed, age and health. Ensure constant access to fresh drinking water when feeding wet food. Transition gradually over several days if changing from another diet to avoid digestive upset.