DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Farmina N&D Pumpkin Chicken & Pomegranate Grain Free Adult Dog Food is a premium dry food specially formulated for medium and maxi breed adult dogs. Made with high-quality chicken, functional fruits, and pumpkin, this grain-free recipe is designed to deliver balanced nutrition while supporting digestion, muscle health, and overall vitality.

Chicken provides high-quality animal protein that supports lean muscle maintenance and daily energy requirements. Pumpkin contributes natural fiber that helps support healthy digestion, while pomegranate provides antioxidant-rich nutritional support for overall wellness.

The grain-free formulation is designed for dogs with grain sensitivities or pet parents seeking a high-animal-protein diet with functional ingredients. Suitable for medium and large breed adult dogs, this recipe supports everyday health, coat condition, and sustained activity levels.

COMPOSITION & FORMULATION

Chicken-Based Animal Protein: Supports muscle maintenance and energy.

Pumpkin Support: Provides natural fiber for digestive wellness.

Pomegranate Inclusion: Antioxidant-rich ingredient supporting overall health.

Grain-Free Formula: Designed for sensitive digestion and premium nutrition needs.

KEY BENEFITS

Complete Adult Dog Nutrition – Balanced recipe for medium & maxi breeds.

High Animal Protein Formula – Supports lean muscle maintenance.

Digestive Support – Pumpkin helps maintain healthy digestion.

Antioxidant Support – Pomegranate supports overall wellness.

Grain-Free Nutrition – Suitable for dogs with grain sensitivities.

Skin & Coat Support – Balanced nutrition supports healthy coat condition.

USAGE GUIDE

Serving: Feed according to body weight and activity level.

Transition: Gradually transition over 5–7 days when changing food.

Storage: Store in a cool, dry place and reseal after use.

Water: Fresh drinking water should always be available.

INGREDIENTS

Chicken, Pumpkin, Pomegranate and Functional Grain-Free Ingredients (Refer to packaging for complete ingredient and nutritional analysis)