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Paka Zwierzaka PEPE Rabbit (królik) puszka 800g

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Paka Zwierzaka PEPE Rabbit (królik) puszka 800gPAKA ZWIERZAKA PEPE Rabbit krlik Naturalna karma mokra jest kompletnym i zbilansowanym posikiem dla psiakw w kadym wieku. Zawiera 99% misa, cennych podrobw oraz rosou z krlika. Przygotowana z najwyszej jakoci wieych skadnikw. Bogata w skadniki odywcze i wysoko przyswajalne rda biaka zwierzcego. Karma jest monoproteinowa, czyli zawiera tylko jedno rdo biaka zwierzcego. Dziki monobiakowej recepturze idealnie sprawdzi si dla psw z objawami alergicznymi,

PAKA ZWIERZAKA PEPE Rabbit - królik


Naturalna karma mokra jest kompletnym i zbilansowanym posiłkiem dla psiaków w każdym wieku. Zawiera 99% mięsa, cennych podrobów oraz rosołu z królika. Przygotowana z najwyższej jakości świeżych składników. Bogata w składniki odżywcze i wysoko przyswajalne źródła białka zwierzęcego.
 
Karma jest monoproteinowa, czyli zawiera tylko jedno źródło białka zwierzęcego.

Dzięki monobiałkowej recepturze idealnie sprawdzi się dla psów z objawami alergicznymi, o wrażliwym przewodzie pokarmowym oraz dla wymagających czworonogów. Kompozycja monobiałkowa sprzyja prawidłowemu funkcjonowaniu organizmu oraz dobremu samopoczuciu.

 

  • 99% zawartości soczystego mięsa, cennych podrobów i rosołu
  • Monobiałkowa kompozycja - zawiera tylko jedno źródło białka
  • 100% naturalnych składników
  • Bez konserwantów, zbóż, sztucznych barwników i aromatów
  • Wysokie walory smakowe i wysoka strawność


Królik to delikatne, białe mięso zawierające wiele witamin, składników mineralnych i najpotrzebniejszych aminokwasów. Charakteryzuje się dużą zawartością białka i małą zawartością tłuszczu, jest lekkostrawny.



Skład:

Królik 99% (w tym 50% mięso z królika, 21% podroby z królika, 28% rosół z królika), minerały 1%



Analiza:

białko 7,5%, tłuszcz 4,4%, surowy popiół 1,5%, surowe włókno 0,7%, wilgotność 85,4%, wapń 0,3%, fosfor 0,2%



Dawkowanie:

Pies dorosły:

Waga psa Dzienna porcja (g)
do 5 kg 85 - 285
do 10 kg 285 - 475
do 20 kg 475 - 800
do 30 kg 800 - 1085
ponad 30 kg 1085 - 1590



Szczeniak:

Waga psa Dzienna porcja (g)
do 5 kg 127 - 427
do 10 kg 427 - 712
do 20 kg 712 - 1200
do 30 kg 1200 - 1627
ponad 30 kg 1627 - 2385
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At first glance, this book might be mistaken for "Chariots of the Gods" hokum -- it's about pyramids, it suggest prehistoric connections between widely scattered civilizations, and it has an entire chapter on planetary catastrophes. However, this is a very serious effort. Granted, it raises a lot more questions than it answers, and can be a little monotonous in spots. But as a former geology major, I didn't spot any pseudo-science (which is not surprising, given that the primary author has a Ph.D. in Geology from Yale) and I found much food for thought. Sure, if it turns out that the whole theory of cultural diffusion is wrong, (similarities in disparate civilizations are due to migration and interconnection rather than parallel developoment) this book will be little more than an amusing footnote in the history of science. But then, plate tectonics was once a crackpot theory. This is a serious book that deserves to be read.
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