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Black Hawk Original Chicken and Rice for Medium Breed Puppies has been formulated by pet nutritionists and vets to help your puppy thrive and reach their potential for growth and development.
Made with Australian chicken, a highly digestible lean protein source packed with essential amino acids for strong muscles, healthy bones, and vitality. This balanced high-quality diet also includes sweet potato which is a rich source of fibre to support digestive health and nutrient absorption. Blueberries and cranberries, rich in antioxidants may help immunity and natural defences, while rosemary a highly effective natural preservative may improve cell function.
Specifically formulated for medium breed puppies with an expected adult weight of between 15kg - 30kg.
Eg. a Border Collie, British Bulldog, Beagle or Siberian Husky.
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