Looking for the perfect dry dog food for your large breed companion? Hills Science Plan Adult 1-5 Large Breed with Chicken, available at Buggaz, is specially made dog food for big dogs in their best years. This premium food and vet-approved 18kg formula packs quality protein to keep muscles strong and healthy, while glucosamine and chondroitin take care of those important joints. Your dog's coat will shine thanks to omega-6 fatty acids and vitamin E. It's a great alternative to Royal Canin and comes without any artificial nasties. Everything your adult large breed dog needs for a happy, healthy life between ages 1-5.
Key Benefits
- Keeps Muscles Strong - Quality protein helps your dog stay fit and active
- Great for Joints - Glucosamine and chondroitin keep your big dog moving comfortably
- Shiny, Healthy Coat - Omega-6 and vitamin E make their fur look amazing
- Made for Large Breeds - Nutrition that's just right for dogs aged 1-5 years
- Vets Love It - Recommended by veterinary professionals you trust
- Clean Ingredients - No artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives
Ingredients
This dog food uses really good stuff! You'll find maize and wheat for energy, chicken and turkey meal for protein, and healthy fats from animal and vegetable sources. Flaxseed adds omega-3 goodness, and beet pulp helps digestion work smoothly. There's also cartilage and crustacean shell extracts that provide chondroitin and glucosamine for joint care. We've added the right minerals your dog needs, plus natural antioxidants. Best part? Nothing artificial goes in here.
Feeding Guide
How much should you feed? Here's what works If your dog weighs 25kg, give 340g daily. For 30kg dogs, it's 390g. Dogs at 40kg need 485g, 50kg dogs get 575g, 60kg pups need 655g, 70kg dogs want 735g, and if your big boy or girl is 80kg or more, feed 10g for each kg they weigh. Mixing with wet food? Try 2 cans plus 190g dry food for a 30kg dog. Remember, every dog's different adjust based on how active yours is. Switching foods? Take a week to gradually mix the new with the old. Split their daily food into two meals, keep water fresh, and check in with your vet regularly.
