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Choosing Farmina dog food is not simply a matter of picking your companion’s favourite flavour. Between Farmina N&D recipes, puppy formulas, grain-free dog food and different pack sizes, it is not always easy to know which option is right.
A few common mistakes regularly crop up when buying:
Start by checking the category shown on the pack: puppy, adult, small breed or all life stages. For a young dog, choose a formula specifically designed for growth, such as small-breed puppy food with kibble sized to suit its jaw.
For a small adult dog, small-breed adult dog food should be chosen according to its weight, activity level and physical condition. The recommended quantities shown on the bag provide a useful starting point, but they can be adjusted depending on your pet’s habits and how its condition changes.
Read the ingredients list, which is presented in descending order by weight. The recipes featured here include chicken, lamb, herring and cod. Chicken dog food is suitable for owners looking for a traditional protein source, while a lamb- or fish-based recipe can provide an appealing alternative.
The range includes recipes combining fresh and dehydrated proteins. For example, Farmina N&D Prime Chicken Puppy Mini contains 26% fresh chicken and 24% dehydrated chicken. However, remember to check the label of the product you receive: ingredients, net weight and recommendations may vary from one market to another.
For everyday feeding, look for the words ‘complete pet food’, or equivalent wording, on the packaging. Treats and complementary bites cannot replace a complete diet.
The pack size should also suit your routine:
After opening, reseal the bag carefully, protect it from moisture and follow the storage instructions printed on the packaging. Also make sure your dog always has fresh water available.
Why this product suits this profile : At 800 g, this smaller pack lets you try fish-based dog food without ending up with a bulky bag if the recipe does not suit your dog.
It avoids buying a large quantity before you have checked whether your dog likes the recipe and tolerates it well.
The ingredients list includes 25 % cod and 25 % dehydrated cod protein, along with pumpkin and several nutritional additives measured per kilogram.
Why this product suits this profile : This large pack is ideal for households looking for an adult chicken recipe and wanting to stock up for several weeks.
This product is clearly intended for small adult dogs. That reduces the risk of choosing a puppy formula simply because you like its flavour.
This recipe combines chicken, pumpkin and pomegranate in a 7 kg bag. Check the feeding and storage instructions on the packaging.
Why this product suits this profile : This formula is designed for small-breed puppies and for owners who want to clearly distinguish growth food from food for adult dogs.
The label states ‘complete food for small-breed puppies’, making it easy to match the product to your dog’s age, size and needs.
The recipe contains fresh and dehydrated chicken, peas and chickpeas. It is grain-free and also provides vitamins and minerals listed per kilogram.
Why this product suits this profile : This adult herring recipe is suitable for small dogs whose owners want an alternative to chicken or lamb.
The recipe and life stage appear in the product name, reducing the risk of confusing an adult formula with a puppy product.
The ingredients list includes 26 % fresh herring and 25 % dehydrated herring, along with sweet potato, fish oil and a 2.5 kg pack size.
We have selected a complete, real-time updated list of products that meet these demanding criteria and European safety standards.
No. A grain-free recipe is not automatically suitable for every dog. Check the age, size, ingredients and recommended quantities. If your pet has a known allergy, food sensitivity or is under veterinary supervision, seek professional advice before changing its diet.
You should generally make the change gradually over several days by mixing the old food with the new one. Start with a small proportion of the new recipe, then gradually increase it if your dog tolerates it well. Monitor its appetite, stools and general behaviour.
This depends on the manufacturer’s instructions, the pack size and the storage conditions. Keep the bag tightly closed in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight and moisture. For a small dog, an 800 g or 2.5 kg bag can reduce the length of time the food needs to be stored after opening.