Wagg Active Goodness Chicken 12kg Overview Key Details Composition Analysis Feeding Notes Dry Dog Food For Active & Working Dogs Chicken & Vegetable Recipe Complete Food 12kg Pack From 8 Weeks+ Overview Wagg Active Goodness Chicken is a complete dry dog food designed for active and working dogs. It combines chicken with vegetables in a hearty everyday recipe, making it a practical option for dogs that need a dependable main meal with balanced nutrition. The recipe is formulated for all active working dog breeds and can be fed from 8 weeks onwards. It offers a good mix of protein, fat and fibre, plus omega fats and calcium, to help support day-to-day condition as part of a regular feeding routine. Complete dry food for active and working dogs Chicken and vegetable recipe Suitable from 8 weeks onwards Can be fed dry or moistened No artificial colours or flavours Key Details Brand Wagg Product Type Dry dog food Recipe Chicken & vegetables Life Stage From 8 weeks onwards Suitable For Active and working dogs Pack Size 12kg Food Type Complete food Feed Style Dry or moistened Composition Meat meal & gravy, whole grain wheat, barley, vegetable fibre, maize, chicken fat, linseed, dried peas, beet, minerals & vitamins, chicory root, yucca. This recipe includes chicory root, a source of prebiotic FOS and inulin, alongside yucca for added support as part of the diet. Analytical Constituents Protein 22% Fat Content 8% Crude Fibre 3.5% Crude Ash 8.5% Omega 6 1.6% Omega 3 0.3% Calcium 1.9% Energy 338 kcal per 100g Feeding This food can be served dry, or moistened with warm or cold water if preferred. If you are adding water, use around 1 part water to 2 parts food. Daily amounts should be adjusted to suit your dog’s age, size, activity level and condition. Fresh drinking water should always be available. The bag can be stored in a cool, dry place with the top folded down to help keep the food in good condition. Notes Made for active dogs that need a complete everyday meal. Includes no artificial colours or flavours. Recipe contains cereal ingredients, including wheat, barley and maize. Do not rely on this food as the only guide to your dog’s portion needs; activity level and body condition should always be taken into account.
