Composition:
Meat and animal derivatives (chicken 9%), cereals, minerals, oils and fats, derivatives of vegetable origin.

Analytical Constituents:
Protein 6.2%, Fat content 3.4%, Crude fibre 0.45%, Crude ash 1.4%, Moisture 77.0%

Nutritional Additives per kg:
Vitamin A 20,427 IU; Vitamin D3 205 IU; Iron (3b103) 10.0mg; Iodine (3b202) 0.3mg; Copper (3b405) 1.6mg; Manganese (3b502) 2.2mg; Zinc (3b603) 25.7mg.

Feeding Guide (sole feeding, active adult dogs):
2.5kg dog: 2/3 can per day
5kg dog: 1 and 1/4 cans per day
10kg dog: 2 cans per day
20kg dog: 3 and 1/4 cans per day
30kg dog: 4 and 1/3 cans per day
40kg dog: 5 and 1/3 cans per day
50kg dog: 6 and 1/3 cans per day
60kg+ dog: 45g per kg body weight per day

Mixed feeding (370g can + Hill's Science Plan Adult dry food per day):
2.5kg dog: 1/2 can + 15g dry
5kg dog: 1/2 can + 55g dry
10kg dog: 1 can + 80g dry
20kg dog: 1 can + 195g dry
30kg dog: 2 cans + 205g dry
40kg dog: 2 cans + 300g dry
50kg dog: 2 cans + 385g dry
60kg+ dog: 2 cans + 78g dry per 10kg

Adjust daily amounts as needed to maintain optimal body weight. Always ensure fresh drinking water is available.

Is this a complete food or does it need to be mixed with dry food?
Hill's Science Plan Adult Wet Dog Food with Chicken is a complete food, meaning it provides everything an adult dog needs nutritionally and can be fed as the sole diet without any additional food. It can also be used as part of a mixed feeding routine alongside Hill's Science Plan Adult dry food; the feeding guide above includes specific amounts for mixed feeding by body weight. Many owners combine wet and dry food to add variety, increase palatability or boost daily water intake.

How many cans does my dog need per day?
The daily amount depends on your dog's body weight. As a guide, a 10kg dog needs approximately 2 cans per day on sole feeding, while a 30kg dog needs around 4 and 1/3 cans. If mixing with dry food, the amounts reduce considerably; a 30kg dog would receive 2 cans plus 205g of dry food per day. Adjust the amount given to maintain your dog's ideal body condition and consult your vet if you are unsure.

What is the difference between this and the Hill's Science Plan Adult Light Wet Dog Food with Chicken?
The standard Adult Wet Dog Food with Chicken is formulated for active adult dogs with normal calorie requirements. The Light version contains fewer calories, reduced fat and added fibre, and is designed for adult dogs that are less active, neutered or prone to weight gain. If your dog maintains a healthy weight easily and has a normal activity level, the standard formula is the right choice; if your dog tends to put on weight, the Light version would be more appropriate.

Can I feed this to a puppy or a senior dog?
This formula is designed specifically for adult dogs aged 1 to 6 years and is not suitable for puppies or dogs aged 7 and over. Hill's produces separate wet food formulas for puppies and for mature adult and senior dogs, which are tailored to the different nutritional requirements of those life stages.