Description
Bairo Puppy Chicken & Milk Dry Dog Food – 10 kg
Build a consistent mealtime routine with Bairo Puppy Chicken & Milk, a complete and balanced dry diet formulated for puppies. This listing is for the 10 kg size, suited to pet parents who prefer a larger quantity for regular feeding.
Recipe highlights
- Puppy formula with chicken and chicken by-products and milk powder.
- Minimum 24% protein and minimum 12% fat in the manufacturer’s guaranteed analysis.
- Includes essential vitamins and minerals.
- No beef or pork, according to the manufacturer.
Ingredients
Cereals and cereal by-products, chicken and chicken by-products, milk powder, poultry fat, vegetable oil, vegetables, essential vitamins and minerals, antioxidants and flavours. Check the current pack for the ingredient declaration applicable to your batch.
Guaranteed analysis
- Protein: minimum 24%
- Fat: minimum 12%
- Moisture: maximum 10%
- Fibre: maximum 4%
- Ash: maximum 7%
These figures come from Taiyo Feed Mill’s Bairo Puppy Chicken & Milk product page.
Feeding guidance
Use the current pack’s feeding chart, matching your puppy’s age and expected adult body weight. The manufacturer publishes different feeding ranges for different breed-size groups; there is no single serving suitable for every puppy. Introduce food changes gradually and provide fresh drinking water. Consult your veterinarian for individual dietary needs.
Storage
Keep dry food in a cool, dry place away from moisture. Close the opened pack securely or store the food in a clean airtight container. Retain the batch and expiry information.
Frequently asked questions
Is this for puppies or adult dogs?
This is the Bairo Puppy Chicken & Milk formula. It is separate from Bairo Adult and Bairo Defender products.
Does it contain milk?
Yes. Milk powder appears in the manufacturer’s ingredient list.
Is it grain-free?
No. It contains cereals and cereal by-products.
Does it contain beef or pork?
The manufacturer states that this recipe contains no beef or pork.
How much should my puppy eat?
Follow the current pack’s chart for age and expected adult body weight, and adjust with veterinary guidance. The 10 kg pack size is not a feeding amount.
