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Chudleys Senior

Chudleys Senior

As your dog matures, there are changes within his body's metabolism which mean that his nutritional requirements may alter and it may be advisable to introduce a diet specially formulated to meet these needs.

Chudleys Senior is rich in chicken nugget which has been formulated with the older dog in mind and has a number of nutritional benefits. It's enhanced flavour is suited to older dogs who tend to experience a loss in taste sensation.

Chudleys Senior has a close ratio of omega 6 to omega 3 fatty acids to maintain skin and coat quality, and contains slowly digested carbohydrate and added dietary fibre to maintain healthy gut function.

Includes mobility herbs for the nutritional support of joints and muscles, which may be beneficial to dogs suffering from stiffness.

2.5kg


£3.75

15kg


£17.49

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