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Choosing Farmina N&D dog kibble isn't simply about picking your pet's favourite flavour. Between the "grain-free" claims, protein levels and recipes designed for skin or digestion, the marketing messages can sometimes make comparison difficult.
Three common pitfalls crop up time and again among pet owners:
Farmina adult dog kibble is designed for an animal that has finished growing. A puppy needs a recipe suited to its stage of development, with specific feeding guidelines. Your dog's size also matters: kibble for small breeds is generally smaller, to suit a delicate jaw, while that intended for medium or large dogs comes in a different format.
Always check:
The manufacturer's recommendations are a good starting point. Then adjust them according to your pet's weight changes and lifestyle.
To compare kibble that is rich in animal protein, examine the full ingredient list. Having chicken, fish or game in first position tells you about the main raw materials used, but it doesn't replace reading the analytical constituents.
In the range featured here, some recipes contain fresh and dehydrated chicken, herring, cod, duck, quail or wild boar. Farmina dry dog food may also include herring oil, eggs, vegetable fibre and various nutritional supplements.
Don't assume a formula is suitable for all dogs just because it's "grain-free". If you suspect an intolerance, seek advice from a vet and make the transition gradually.
Recipes for sensitive digestion or for skin and coat should be chosen based on their ingredients and your individual dog's tolerance. The claims on the packet are not a guarantee of results. The Quinoa Coat range, for example, combines an animal protein with quinoa, coconut, linseed and turmeric.
To change your dog's kibble:
For a sensitive dog, the transition may take longer. If a reaction persists, stop the trial and consult a veterinary professional.
Why this choice suits this profile: The 2.5 kg bag lets you try a recipe for a small adult dog without committing to a larger pack straight away.
The label clearly states it is a recipe for adult dogs of small breeds. The owner doesn't have to guess whether it suits their pet based on flavour alone.
The ingredients include fresh and dehydrated chicken, pumpkin, chickpeas, fish oil and vitamins.
Why this choice suits this profile: This chicken recipe is intended for adult dogs of medium or large size and comes in a small pack to start with.
The ingredients list details several sources of animal protein, including fresh chicken, dehydrated chicken, herring and dried egg.
The product page states it is a grain-free formula, with 98% of the protein coming from animal sources.
Why this choice suits this profile: The 12 kg bag is ideal for households that regularly feed an adult dog of medium or large size.
The net weight and the guidance linked to weight and activity make it easy to calculate portions, rather than leaving you to guess the amount.
The ingredients include chicken, herring, pumpkin, chickpeas and fish oil. The product page states 96% animal protein.
Why this choice suits this profile: The combination of duck, quinoa, coconut and turmeric is aimed at owners looking for an alternative to classic chicken-based recipes.
The ingredient list lets you quickly identify the main protein source and associated ingredients, rather than relying on a simple claim about sensitivity.
The product page mentions fresh and dehydrated duck, 8% quinoa, linseed, inulin, fructo-oligosaccharides and psyllium.
We've put together a comprehensive, real-time updated selection of products that meet these exacting criteria as well as European safety regulations.
Some recipes are specially formulated for puppies, such as Farmina N&D Premium Chicken Puppy/Small Breed Dog Food 800 g. However, always check the expected adult size, the puppy's age and the recommendations on the packaging. Even a complete food for all life stages doesn't remove the need to adjust portions for growth.
Store the bag in a cool, dry place away from direct light. Seal it after each meal to limit moisture and keep the kibble fresh. For a small dog, a 2.5 kg or 2.8 kg bag may be more practical than a 12 kg pack if consumption is low.
It all depends on your dog's preferences, dietary history and tolerance. Chicken kibble for dogs is very common, while fish or game recipes allow you to vary the protein sources. If you suspect an allergy or digestive issue, avoid making repeated changes without consulting a vet.