Weight Management Dry Dog Food for Adult & Senior Dogs

Weight Management Dry Dog Food for Adult and Senior Dogs, Grain-Inclusive Recipe at 334 kcal per Cup

$35.15

Weight management dry dog food makes measured meals easier to plan for adult and senior dogs. Fromm Gold combines turkey, chicken, eggs and brown rice in a grain-inclusive recipe developed for adult weight management and weight reduction, with 334 kcal per cup to help you calculate daily portions.

Added probiotics support digestion and immunity, while the recipe excludes corn, soy, wheat and by-product meal. Choose a 5 lb, 15 lb or 30 lb bag of the same formula to suit your feeding routine.

Features

Formulated for adult weight management and weight reduction
Suitable for maintenance in adult and senior dogs
Grain-inclusive recipe containing turkey, chicken, egg and brown rice
Added probiotics support digestion and immunity
Made without corn, soy, wheat or by-product meal
Prepared, tested and packaged in Fromm's Wisconsin production facilities

Specifications

Product type: Dry Dog Food
Life stage: Adult and senior maintenance
Bag sizes: 5 lb; 15 lb; 30 lb
Crude protein: 25.00% minimum
Crude fat: 10.00% minimum
Crude fiber: 10.00% maximum
Moisture: 10.00% maximum
Calcium-to-phosphorus ratio: 1.11:1
Caloric content: 334 kcal/cup; 3,241 kcal/kg
Nutritional formulation: Formulated to meet AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for adult maintenance
Contains: Grains, legumes, potatoes and egg

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this weight management dry dog food suitable for senior dogs?

Yes. Fromm Gold Weight Management is suitable for maintenance in adult and senior dogs and is formulated to meet AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for adult maintenance.

Is this recipe grain-free?

No. This dry dog food contains grains, including oatmeal, barley and brown rice. It also contains legumes, potatoes and egg, but excludes corn, soy, wheat and by-product meal.

How many calories are in a cup?

This weight management formula provides 334 kcal per cup and 3,241 kcal per kilogram, making it possible to calculate calories from measured portions.