Name: Poultry Selection Grain Free Wet Dog Food 12 x 400g Tins
Brand: Harringtons
Price: 16.0 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (766 reviews)

Harringtons poultry selection wet dog food is a complete meal providing balanced nutrition for all adult dogs. The recipe has been carefully formulated to provide wholesome grain-free nutrition and contains no artificial colours or flavours, no dairy, no soya and no added grain.

Made with natural ingredients, including freshly prepared chicken and turkey, added salmon oil to help support healthy skin & coat and inulin to help with digestive health.

Ingredient Benefits

Full Ingredients

Ingredient Benefits

Chicken & Turkey
A good source of protein for energy, growth and repair
Salmon Oil
To help support healthy skin & coat
Inulin
To help support digestive health

Full Ingredients

Chicken with Potato & Vegetables

Composition
Chicken 65% (26% Freshly Prepared Chicken)
Vegetables 14% (Potato, Peas & Carrot)
Vitamins and Minerals
Salmon Oil
Sunflower Oil
Dried Tomato (0.15%)
Seaweed (0.08%)
Green Lipped Mussel (0.05%)
Chicory (0.05%)
Parsley (0.05%)
Basil (0.05%)
Green Tea (0.01%)
Rosemary (0.01%)
Rosehip (0.01%)

Additives (Per Kg)
Vitamin A 3000 IU
Vitamin D3 420 IU
Vitamin E 40 mg
Zinc (as Zinc Sulphate Monohydrate) 38.57 mg
Manganese (as Manganous Sulphate Monohydrate) 3.75 mg
Iodine (as Calcium Iodate Anhydrous) 0.39 mg
Selenium (as Sodium Selenite) 0.04 mg
Cassia Gum 3000 mg

Analytical Constituents
Protein 8.5%
Fat Content 6%
Crude Ash 2.5%
Crude Fibre 0.4%
Moisture 75%

*This product is formulated without grain, but is processed on a line handling grain.

Turkey with Vegetables

Composition
65% Turkey & Chicken (26% Freshly Prepared Turkey)
Vegetables (3% Green Beans & 2% Carrots)
Vitamins & Minerals
Salmon Oil
Inulin

Additives (Per Kg)
Vitamin D3 200 IU
Vitamin E 20 mg
Zinc (as Zinc Sulphate Monohydrate) 6.56 mg
Manganese (as Manganous Sulphate Monohydrate) 0.62 mg
Iodine (as Calcium Iodate Anhydrous) 0.15 mg
Copper (Copper (II) sulphate pentahydrate) 0.41 mg
Cassia Gum 2.5g

Analytical constituents
Protein 9.5%
Fat Content 7.0%
Inorganic Matter 2.5%
Crude Fibre 0.8%
Moisture 81%
Energy 88 Kcal/100g

*This product is formulated without grain, but is processed on a line handling grain.

Up to 5kg: Fed on its own: 1 tin, with dry food: up to ¼ tin Per day
5 - 10kg: Fed on its own: 1½ - 2 tins, with dry food: up to 1 tin Per day
10 - 20kg: Fed on its own: 2-3 tins, with dry food: up to 1 ½ tins Per day

Suitable for all dogs age 8 weeks and older. This feeding guide is to be used as a guide only for a healthy adult dog with normal levels of activity. Adjust the amount given to keep your dog in lean, active condition. If feeding a puppy, adjust according to their appetite to support early development and growth. Ensure clean fresh drinking water is available for your dog at all times. When switching from a different brand to Harringtons; gradually introduce over a period of 3 to 7 days by mixing with your dog’s current food. Increase the quantity of Harringtons and reduce the quantity of your dog’s old food until you are feeding just Harringtons. Store in a cool dry place. After opening keep unused contents in a sealed container. Keep refrigerated & use within 72 hours.

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Ingredients
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Production

Delivery

A guide on our delivery charges can be found below. A full confirmation of delivery charges and an estimated delivery date will be provided at the checkout before payment is taken.

Dispatch

Orders are dispatched Monday - Friday (excluding public holidays). Dispatch can take between 1-3 days depending on demand. Once dispatched, you will be notified by email and your order will then usually arrive within 24 hours (standard delivery areas, see delivery page for further details).

Standard Delivery Service

Includes delivery to:

All mainland postcodes in England & Wales
Most mainland postcodes in Scotland, excluding Scottish highlands and some harder to reach areas

Delivery Charge - Subscription Orders

Order Total	Delivery Charge
Spend £30 or more	FREE delivery*
Spend under £30	£4.99 delivery charge

* To qualify for free delivery, subscription items totalling over £30 must be set to repeat at the same frequency (e.g. 'every 4 weeks')

Delivery Charge - One-time Orders

Order Total	Delivery Charge
Spend £40 or more	FREE delivery
Spend under £40	£4.99 delivery charge

Other Delivery Areas

Please see our delivery page for further details.

FAQ

What is the difference between small dog food and another adult food except for the size of the kibbles?

What are the phosphorous levels of your dry foods?

When do you change a puppy from puppy food to adult food?

The point at when you change over from puppy to adult food is a personal choice. General advice is to begin to make the change once your puppy is around three-quarters expected adult size and
many people choose to do so at some point between 9 and 18 months.

The main difference between our puppy and adult varieties is that puppy contains higher levels of protein to assist with the high growth rate associated with that life stage. Our adult varieties are suitable to feed from the age of 8 weeks, although when feeding an adult variety to a growing puppy we do advise that you feed according to your puppy's appetite. This ensures they grow at the correct rate and consume enough nutrients to support this.

Do you make a food for a diabetic dog?

We do not add sugar to our Harringtons dog food but there are natural sugars present in the
ingredients. Usually complex carbohydrates such as those found in whole grain are best as these are broken down in the digestive system slowly and so avoid peaks and troughs in the sugar levels in the body. In most of our foods we do use whole grain wheat and/or maize which take longer to digest. We therefore do not recommend grain free food for diabetic dogs.

It is often a good idea to feed your dog small portions of food more often as this will also help to keep sugar levels stable.