Drools Focus Adult Super Premium Dry Dog Food is an all-breed dry food formulated for adult dogs above 12 months. It is made with real chicken as the first ingredient and is formulated without wheat, corn or soya. The recipe also contains rice and oatmeal, so this product should not be described as grain-free.

Key Benefits

• Real chicken is the first ingredient and provides animal protein for adult-dog nutrition.

• Formulated without wheat, corn or soya.

• Contains rice and oatmeal as carbohydrate sources.

• Contains omega fatty-acid sources including flaxseed oil, sunflower oil and fish oil.

• Includes glucosamine, chondroitin sulphate, prebiotics and probiotics.

• Designed for adult dogs of all breeds above 12 months.

Best For

Pet Type: Dogs
Life Stage: Adult, 12 months+
Breed Size: All breeds
Food Type: Dry dog food / kibble

Product Details

Brand: Drools
Range: Focus
Product Type: Super Premium Dry Dog Food
Life Stage: Adult
Pet Type: Dog
Breed: All breeds
Primary Ingredient: Real Chicken
Available Pack Sizes: 1.2 kg, 4 kg and 12 kg

Ingredients

Raw Materials: Real Chicken (>40%), Whole Dried Eggs, Long Grain Rice, Oatmeal, Flax Seed Oil, Sunflower Oil, Fish Oil, Lecithin, Salt and Beet Pulp.

Also contains vitamins, natural antioxidants, rosemary extract, glucosamine, chondroitin sulphate, probiotics and prebiotics (FOS & MOS), essential amino acids and organic minerals.

Nutritional Information

Crude Protein: Minimum 28%
Crude Fat: Minimum 14%
Crude Fibre: Maximum 2.5%
Moisture: Maximum 10%

Feeding Guide

Small breeds below 10 kg: 100–150 g per day
Medium breeds 11–25 kg: 150–300 g per day
Large breeds 26–45 kg: 300–500 g per day
Large breeds above 46 kg: 500–900 g per day

These amounts are starting guidelines. Adjust feeding based on your dog’s body condition, age, activity level and individual needs, and always provide fresh drinking water.

Safety & Storage

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. This product is intended as dog food and is not for human consumption.

When changing your dog’s regular diet, transition gradually. For dogs with medical conditions, food sensitivities or specific nutritional requirements, consult a veterinarian before changing diets.