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Josera JosiDog Junior Sensitive is a complete dry food for growing puppies and young dogs from 6 weeks of age. The recipe is formulated with a moderate energy content and a balanced calcium-to-phosphorus ratio to support controlled growth and healthy bone development.
It contains poultry as the primary animal protein source, along with whole-grain maize, rice, beet fibre, carob, hydrolysed poultry protein, minerals and chicory root. The recipe is gluten-free and provides 25% protein and 17% fat.
Composition:
Whole-grain maize; dried poultry protein; poultry fat; rice; beet fibre; carob meal; hydrolysed poultry protein; minerals; ground chicory root (natural source of inulin).
Analytical constituents:
Nutritional additives per kg: Vitamin A 24,000 IU; Vitamin D3 1,800 IU; Vitamin E 220 mg; Vitamin B1 15 mg; Vitamin B2 20 mg; Vitamin B6 20 mg; Vitamin B12 100 mcg; calcium-D-pantothenate 50 mg; niacinamide 90 mg; folic acid 5 mg; biotin 1,000 mcg; iron 200 mg; zinc 180 mg; manganese 16 mg; copper 20 mg; iodine 2 mg; selenium 0.30 mg.
| Crude protein | 25.0% |
| Crude fat | 17.0% |
| Crude fibre | 2.3% |
| Crude ash | 6.5% |
| Calcium | 1.50% |
| Phosphorus | 0.95% |
| Sodium | 0.45% |
| Metabolisable energy | 16.4 MJ/kg / 3,914 kcal/kg |
Recommended daily feeding
The feeding amounts are based on the dog's expected adult body weight and current age.
Expected Adult Weight 1.5–2 months 3 months 4 months 5–6 months 7–12 months 13–20 months
5 kg 65–85 g 85–100 g 90–105 g 95–110 g 95–105 g —
10 kg 95–120 g 130–155 g 140–165 g 150–175 g 150–175 g —
20 kg 150–175 g 210–250 g 230–275 g 250–295 g 255–290 g —
30 kg 195–225 g 275–325 g 305–360 g 335–390 g 340–400 g 340–430 g
40 kg 240–280 g 340–400 g 380–445 g 415–485 g 420–500 g 420–470 g
60 kg 250–295 g 415–490 g 480–565 g 540–635 g 560–680 g 570–635 g
80 kg 310–365 g 515–610 g 595–700 g 670–785 g 690–845 g 710–785 g
The quantities are daily amounts per dog.
Adjust feeding according to the puppy's development and nutritional condition.
If a puppy is growing too quickly or becoming too heavy for its age, the recommended amount should be reduced.
Reduce the main food allowance when treats or additional food are given.
Always provide fresh drinking water.