Dog dry food happy dog Adult Duck 4 kg — for medium to giant breeds, gluten- and grain-free

happy dog Adult Duck is a complete dry dog food in a 4 kg bag, formulated for adult dogs of medium to giant breeds. The recipe uses duck as the sole animal protein source and gluten-free potato as the carbohydrate component. The formulation contains no added sugars or artificial flavorings and includes antioxidants as part of the nutrient profile. This grain-free and gluten-free formula is intended to support maintenance of body condition and coat health in adult dogs, and is suitable for dogs with sensitivities to common grains.

Advantages

The single animal protein source (duck) reduces exposure to multiple meat proteins and can help in the management of food sensitivities. Using potato as the carbohydrate provides a gluten-free energy source suitable for dogs with grain intolerance. The formulation contains Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids to contribute to skin and coat condition, and antioxidants to support general nutritional balance. No added sugars or artificial flavorings are included.

Suitable for

• Adult dogs of medium to giant breeds
• Dogs with grain or gluten sensitivities
• Dogs requiring a single-animal-protein diet
• Picky or gourmet adult dogs needing a palatable dry food

Key specifications

• Format: complete dry dog food
• Net weight: 4 kg
• Primary animal protein: duck (single source)
• Carbohydrate source: potato (gluten-free)
• Grain-free and gluten-free formulation
• Contains Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids
• No added sugars or artificial flavorings
• Intended life stage: adult dogs

How to use

Introduce happy dog Adult Duck gradually over several days by mixing increasing proportions of the new food with the dog’s current food until fully transitioned. Feed according to your dog’s weight, activity level and body condition to maintain an ideal weight. Provide fresh water at all times. Store the bag in a cool, dry place and reseal after opening to preserve freshness.

Usage recommendations

For dogs with known food sensitivities, consult your veterinarian before changing diets. Monitor stool quality and body condition during the transition and adjust portion sizes as needed. If your dog has specific health conditions or is on medication, seek professional advice to ensure this diet is appropriate.