Complete wet HOME FOOD for adult dogs — Pate with beef and chicken, 360 g
Pate
A classic complete wet feed for adult dogs with a delicate creamy texture and an appetising meaty aroma. A universal diet suitable for dogs of all breeds — from miniature Yorkies to large Labradors. The special value of the pate lies in its uniform consistency: the feed is easy to eat, well digested, and does not require prolonged chewing, making it a comfortable choice for dogs of any age.
- The recipe is based on chicken meat and beef meat.
- Chicken meat is the most “neutral” and easily digestible protein with a complete amino acid profile (lysine, methionine, threonine), moderate fat content, and high biological value. Chicken creates minimal strain on the digestive system and is well tolerated by most dogs.
- Beef adds heme iron, zinc, creatine, and vitamin B12 to the diet — nutrients important for energy metabolism, blood formation, and maintaining muscle tone.
- Fresh carrots and celery in the composition are a natural source of fibre, beta-carotene, and plant trace elements that help support healthy intestinal function and gently stimulate peristalsis.
- The cooking technology in the form of a delicate pate allows maximum preservation of the taste, aroma, and nutritional value of the meat — the ingredients are ground into a uniform mass and simmered in their own juice.
- The composition contains no artificial colours, flavourings, or preservatives — only natural ingredients.
Why is it worth buying?
- Chicken and beef are a classic combination of white and red meat for a complete amino acid profile.
- For senior dogs with sensitive teeth and gums — the pate does not require chewing.
- Fresh carrots and celery provide natural fibre, beta-carotene, and trace elements for healthy digestion.
- Delicate creamy texture — easy to eat, well digested; ideal for dogs of all age categories.
- Natural meaty aroma — stimulates appetite even in picky eaters.
- Vitamins A, D3, and E — for immunity, skin, coat, and strong bones.
- High moisture content (75%) — supports water balance and kidney health.
- No artificial colours or preservatives — only natural ingredients.
How to use it in your dog’s diet?
Pate with beef and chicken is a universal choice for daily feeding of adult dogs. Thanks to its uniform texture, it is especially suitable for:
- Senior dogs with sensitive teeth and gums — the pate does not require chewing.
- Young dogs that are just transitioning from puppy food to an adult diet.
- Dogs in the recovery period after illness or dental procedures — the soft consistency does not irritate the mucosa.
- Picky animals that refuse chunky textures.
- Miniature breed dogs — the pate is convenient to portion into small servings.
Why this matters: the delicate pate texture is the gentlest wet feed format for a dog’s teeth and stomach. Veterinarians recommend it for animals with gum diseases, after tooth extraction, and for senior dogs with reduced chewing function.
Ingredients: meat and animal by-products (including chicken meat 6%, beef meat 4%), products of plant origin, vegetables (fresh carrots, celery), carrageenan (thickener), trace elements.
Food additives per 1 kg of feed: vitamin A 2000 IU, vitamin D3 250 IU, vitamin E 65 mg.
Nutrients: crude protein 10.1%, crude fat 6%, crude fibre 0.25%, crude ash 2.2%, moisture 75%.
Energy value (calories) of 100 g of feed: 439 kJ (105 kcal).
Feeding recommendations
| Dog weight | 5 kg | 10 kg | 20 kg |
| Cans per day | 1 can | 1.5–2 cans | 2.5–3 cans |
Serve the feed at room temperature. If the feed was stored in the refrigerator, let it warm up to room temperature before feeding. Always ensure your pet has constant access to clean, fresh drinking water.
Storage conditions: store in a dry place protected from direct sunlight at temperatures from 0 °C to 35 °C and relative humidity not exceeding 75%. After opening, store in the refrigerator and use within 24 hours within the indicated shelf life.
The production date is indicated on the lid of the can. The batch number corresponds to the production date.
