Goat Menu with Quinoa

Dog menu with goat meat, quinoa, and pumpkin

Together with veterinarians, the brand Napani developed a line of wet food with low purine content – for a better world, older dogs with a proposed reduction in protein intake, and dogs with low-purine diet due to health conditions, e.g.: Leishmania, urinary and kidney diseases in dogs.

Goat Menu: balanced meal with goat meat, quinoa, and pumpkin - only 35% goat meat

• Most ingredients of the menu are from organic farming.
• Slowly steam-cooked.
• With low purine content.

!! Note: Consult a veterinarian before use.

A dog needs a balanced supply of proteins, carbohydrates, fats, and fibers, as well as various minerals and vitamins.

• without added oils, vitamins, and minerals of synthetic origin

Consideration

A lower content of animal proteins in a dog's diet brings several advantages. Nowadays, there is even a greater risk for a domestic dog from an excess intake of animal proteins than from a deficiency. The dog's body is not optimally adapted to processing excessive amounts of proteins, as might occur with a monotonous diet rich mainly in muscle meat, such as beef. Long-term excessive protein intake can negatively affect the metabolism of a four-legged friend, especially kidney function. This can often be recognized by symptoms such as itching, red spots on the skin (paws), and hair loss. However, it should be emphasized that these symptoms may have other causes as well.