ProCare – Lamb & Rice Hypoallergenic

Feeding guidelines

Prins ProCare LAMB & RICE HYPOALLERGENIC can be given dry. Preparation is not necessary.

Always ensure the availability of fresh drinking water at room temperature. The daily portion of ProCare LAMB & RICE HYPOALLERGENIC should be divided into at least two meals a day. ProCare LAMB & RICE HYPOALLERGENIC is particularly suitable for adult dogs of all breeds from the age of approximately 12 months and older. Supplemented foods are not recommended.

Serving tips
Pressed kibble may produce powder when rubbed against each other. This dust contains the same nutrition as the kibble. Mix this dust with some warm water to prepare a delicious doggy treat!

Storage advice
Keep the kibble in a dry and cool place and close the package after use. Use a storage container for storing the food, and clean it well before opening a new package.

Switching from one pressed food to another
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A. When you are switching from a different brand of pressed kibble to ours, you can mix the foods for a while until you have switched over. Mix an increasing amount of the new food into the old over a period of 7 days until you have switched completely. Occasionally switching to another food may result in slightly different feces. However, this is completely harmless. You could also opt for switching using frozen raw meat (see switching guideline section C).

Switching from an extruded food to a pressed variety*
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B. When you are switching your pet from extruded (expanded) kibble to one of Prins’s pressed varieties, we recommend an instant changeover instead of a period of mixing. Occasionally switching to another food may result in slightly different feces. However, this is completely harmless. You could also opt for switching using frozen raw meat (see switching guideline section C). Pressed kibble is a condensed food with less volume than the extruded type. The recommended portions are therefore smaller, making this food easier on the stomach.

C. Switching to a new type of kibble is also possible by using frozen raw meat. In this case, offer your dog a frozen raw meat meal for one week. This will ensure an optimal recovery of the intestinal flora. After a week of feeding only raw meat you can switch to the new kibble instantly, without a mixing period.

If your dog has never tried raw meat before, we recommend slightly cooking the meat for the first two days in order to give the digestive system some time to adjust. After two days you can serve the thawed (defrosted) meat at room temperature.

Has your food never tried kibble before and would you like to switch from raw meat meals to pressed or extruded kibble? Then you can follow the switching guideline in section B (an instant changeover).