Science Diet Small & Mini Perfect Weight Can 200g

Hill’s Science Diet Perfect Weight Small & Mini Adult Dog Mousse with Turkey
Complete nutrition for small adult dogs (1+ years) needing weight management

Hill’s Science Diet Perfect Weight Small & Mini Adult Mousse with Turkey is specially formulated for small breed dogs that are slightly overweight or prone to weight gain. This wet food delivers tailored nutrition to help maintain a healthy weight with a high-protein, high-fibre recipe enriched with L-carnitine and coconut oil to support metabolism.

Key Benefits:

• Supports healthy weight maintenance and long-lasting weight control
• Contains a powerful blend of antioxidants to support immune health
• Provides the right balance of protein, fats, and carbohydrates for sustained energy

Typical Composition (per kg):

• Protein: 6.6%
• Fat content: 3.1%
• Crude fibre: 3.3%
• Crude ash: 1.4%
• Moisture: 76.0%
• Calcium: 0.17%
• Phosphorus: 0.16%
• Sodium: 0.07%
• Potassium: 0.20%
• Magnesium: 0.03%
• Vitamin A: 13,741 IU
• Vitamin D3: 324 IU

Nutritional Additives (per kg):

• Iron (3b103): 12.6 mg
• Iodine (3b202): 0.4 mg
• Copper (3b405): 1.3 mg
• Manganese (3b502): 2.4 mg
• Zinc (3b603): 33.7 mg

Ingredients:
Pork liver, turkey (4%), dried peas, potato starch, cellulose, digest, oat fibre, dried tomato pomace, flaxseed, pea protein, dried egg whites, dried carrots, coconut oil, dried green beans, minerals, dried pumpkin, soybean oil, vitamins, trace elements, and beta-carotene.

Feeding Guide:
Weight of dog — Cans (200 g) per day

• 1.5 kg — ¾ can
• 2 kg — 1 can
• 3 kg — 1 ¼ cans
• 4 kg — 1 ¾ cans
• 5 kg — 2 cans
• 7.5 kg — 2 ¾ cans
• 10 kg — 3 ¼ cans
• 11 kg — 3 ½ cans

Please refer to the packaging for complete feeding instructions. Adjust feeding amounts as needed to maintain your dog’s ideal weight. Consult your veterinarian if you have any questions.

When transitioning to this food, gradually mix increasing amounts of the new food with decreasing amounts of the old food over 7 days. Always provide fresh water.

Nutritional requirements may change as your dog ages; check with your veterinarian during regular health checkups.