Dog wet food MAGNUM Duck Sushi 250 g — MAGNUM MAGNUM Duck Sushi 250g

MAGNUM Duck Sushi 250 g is a wet dog food presented in a convenient 250 g package. The product is a pâté-style formulation made primarily from duck, designed to serve as a complete or complementary meal for adult dogs depending on feeding guidelines. The smooth texture and single-protein focus make it suitable for portioning, mixing with dry kibble, or using as a high-value treat during training and travel.

Advantages

MAGNUM Duck Sushi offers a single-animal-protein recipe that supports simple ingredient recognition and may help with rotation feeding. The pâté texture ensures easy portion control and quick mixing with dry food or supplements. Packaged in a 250 g format, it is practical for everyday feeding or as a travel-friendly option that limits waste. The duck-based composition provides an alternative protein source for dogs with common poultry sensitivities to chicken or turkey.

Suitable for

• Adult dogs requiring wet food as a complete or complementary meal
• Dogs during training sessions or as a high-value treat
• Owners who need an easy-to-serve pâté for mixing with kibble or adding moisture
• Travel and short trips where single cans simplify feeding

Key specifications

• Format: single-portion 250 g wet food
• Texture: pâté-style smooth consistency
• Main animal protein: duck
• Intended life stage: adult dogs
• Use: complete or complementary feeding depending on portioning

How to use

Feed MAGNUM Duck Sushi according to the weight and activity level of your dog and the feeding guidelines on the package. Serve at room temperature and mix with dry kibble if increased palatability or additional texture is desired. For complementary feeding, reduce the amount of other foods to maintain appropriate daily calorie intake. Discard any unused portion left in the bowl after feeding and store unopened cans in a cool, dry place.

Usage recommendations

Introduce the product gradually over several days when switching from another diet. Monitor your dog for any changes in stool or appetite and consult a veterinarian if you have concerns about dietary transitions, allergies, or specific nutritional needs.