Puppy Large Breed - For puppies whose adult weight will be over 25 kg

R 1,649.00

Whether herding sheep or jumping high at fly ball, sporting dogs require a diet rich and varied in fresh meats, proteins and fats for sustained activity and endurance.

That’s why ACANA Sport & Agility is brimming with 75% meat, including free-run chicken and whole eggs from prairie farms, and wild-caught arrowtooth flounder from Vancouver Island, delivered fresh for unequalled nourishment and taste.

Free of fast carbohydrates such as rice, tapioca or potato, ACANA features local and low glycemic fruits and vegetables, including fresh pumpkin and butternut squash.

Prepared from Canada’s best and freshest ingredients in our award-winning kitchens, ACANA is a delicious and nutritious way to keep your high energy dog happy, healthy and strong.

IT'S ALL ABOUT THE MEAT

Modern dogs are built like their ancestors and we believe they should eat like them too. In nature there are no food supplements, and dogs and wolves derive their nutritional needs by consuming whole prey animals; muscle meat provides protein; liver, kidney and tripe supply vitamins and minerals; bones and cartilage deliver calcium and phosphorus.

How do you know if your dog’s food is Biologically Appropriate™? It’s simple, just answer the three meat questions.

HOW MUCH MEAT?

Entirely free of plant protein concentrates, ACANA Prairie Poultry is loaded with 50% meat — up to twice as much as most pet specialty dog foods.
HOW MUCH FRESH MEAT?

1/3 of the meat in ACANA is FRESH, supplying essential nutrients in their most nourishing form, and 2/3 is dried to provide a strong source of meat protein.
HOW MANY MEATS?
ACANA Prairie Poultry features 3 fresh meats in WholePrey™ ratios that include meat, organs and cartilage to supply nutrients naturally and completely.
- Free-run chicken – meat, liver, heart, kidney and cartilage, fresh from local farms.
- Free-run turkey – meat, liver, heart, kidney and cartilage, fresh from local farms.
- Nest-laid eggs – whole and fresh from local prairie farms.

In nature there are no synthetic supplements, and dogs and wolves derive their nutritional needs by consuming whole prey animals; muscle meat provides protein; liver, kidney and tripe supply vitamins and minerals; bones and cartilage deliver calcium and phosphorus.