Available Sizes:
12kg, 2Kg
Leader Adult Senior Large Breed
Aging is hard on any dog’s joints, but large breed seniors need extra nutrition for good joint health and mobility. With extra glucosamine and chondroitin, Leader Adult Senior Large Breed is carefully formulated to support the joints of dogs over 6 years old. It’s also highly digestible, and the large kibble size is perfect for large breeds.
- Chicken number one ingredient
- 100% natural
- Joint support
- Blended with botanicals
As dogs enter their senior years, they benefit from diets which are designed to support healthy ageing.The carefully balanced chicken and rice formulation of Leader Senior Large Breed helps to support good motility in the digestive tract and boosted levels of glucosamine and chondroitin help to promote healthy joints. This recipe is highly digestible, while the large kibble shape and size is perfectly suited to large breed dogs.
Ideal For:
- Large Breed Senior Dog
Composition
Dehydrated Chicken (26%), Brown Rice, White Rice, Chicken Fat, Dehulled Oats, Whole Linseed, Minerals, Alfalfa, Hydrolysed Liver Protein, Yeast Extract, Chicory Inulin, Dried Cranberries, Dried Beetroot, Rosemary, Glucosamine Hydrochloride, Ginger, Turmeric, Chondroitin Sulphate, Yucca schidigera.
Analytical Constituents
Protein | 21.0% |
Fat Content | 10.0% |
Crude Fibres | 2.2% |
Ash | 6.5% |
Moisture (max) | 10.0% |
Nutritional Additives per kg
Vitamins | |
Vitamin A | 21,750 iu |
Vitamin D3 | 1,875 iu |
Vitamin E(Alpha Tocopherol) | 233 iu |
Trace Elements | |
Copper Sulphate Pentahydrate | 28.0 mg |
Sodium Selenite | 0.3 mg |
Iron Sulphate Monohydrate | 229.2 mg |
Manganese Oxide | 65.0 mg |
Zinc Oxide | 91.0 mg |
Zinc Chelate of Amino Acid Hydrate | 187.5 mg |
Calcium Iodate Anhydrous | 2.4 mg |
Antioxidants, Preservatives | |
(Preserved with tocopherol-rich extracts of natural origin) |
Your dog is unique and his feeding requirements will vary with his age, activity and environment. That’s why we suggest starting with the guides below, and then monitoring his weight and adjusting portions as needed.
All recommended feeding amounts are in grams per day.
Ideally feed your adult dog in two feeds per day rather than just one, especially for large breeds. However, be vigilant with the amount of food you give them.
Feed puppies from 6 weeks onwards, 3 times per day until the age of 6 months, then reduce to twice per day.
We recommend you try to feed your dog at the same time each day.
Please ensure a supply of fresh drinking water at all times
Less Active | Less than 30 mins exercise per day | |
Active | 30 – 60 mins exercise per day | |
Highly Active | Over 60 mins exercise per day |
Body Weight | Less Active | Active | Highy Active | |
20kg | 225g | 265g | 305g | |
25kg | 268g | 315g | 362g | |
30kg | 306g | 360g | 414g | |
35kg | 344g | 405g | 466g | |
40kg | 383g | 450g | 518g | |
45kg | 408g | 480g | 552g | |
50kg | 442g | 520g | 598g | |
55kg | 472g | 555g | 638g | |
60kg | 502g | 590g | 679g | |
65kg | 536 | 630g | 725g | |
70kg | 561g | 660g | 759g | |
75kg | 591g | 695g | 800g | |
80kg | 621g | 730g | 840g |
Amounts recommended above are total daily amounts.
We recommend large breed adult dogs are given a minimum of two feeds per day. Provide half in morning and half in evening.
Pour the correct amount of Leader into your dog’s bowl. Leader may be fed either wet or dry. If feeding wet, use 1 part water to 2 parts feed. Use lukewarm (not boiling) water. Feed should be fed within 30 minutes of preparation if fed wet.
Amounts provided in this chart are recommended guidelines and should be adjusted depending on your dog’s individual needs. If your dog appears overweight, you may need to feed slightly less than the guideline amount. Similarly, if your dog appears underweight, you may need to feed slightly more. Monitor your dog’s condition and adjust the feeding amount until the correct bodyweight is achieved.
Always ensure your dog has a plentiful supply of fresh water.
Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
This food is recommended for large breeds until they are approximately 6 years old. From this age onwards, your dog is likely to have lower energy requirements and will require a diet tailored towards senior dogs.