Seven Dog Adult Lamb with Sweet Potato & Mint Grain Free

Seven Dog Adult Lamb with Sweet Potato & Mint Grain Free is a dry adult recipe labelled as complete food for working dogs. With 50% total lamb, sweet potato and mint, it offers a grain-free option for everyday feeding. Choose one 2kg or 12kg bag; the 12kg option is labelled Free P&P.

Key features

• 50% total lamb: includes freshly prepared lamb, dehydrated lamb and lamb digest.
• Grain-free recipe: with sweet potato as a carbohydrate ingredient.
• Added fish oil: supplies omega-3 for normal skin and coat support.
• Prebiotics: contains FOS and MOS for digestive support.
• No added artificial colours or preservatives: stated on the supplied label.
• Two sizes: select 2kg or 12kg, not a multipack.

Composition

The supplied label lists lamb 50% (including freshly prepared lamb 30%, dehydrated lamb 18% and lamb digest 2%); vegetables including sweet potato 23%, peas 9% and potato; pea protein, flaxseed, digestive care pack comprising beet fibre, fructooligosaccharides 96mg/kg and mannanoligosaccharides 24mg/kg; fish oil, vitamins and minerals, mint 0.2%.

The benefit panel states a minimum 26% freshly prepared lamb, while the composition lists 30%. Because these panels differ, no headline fresh-lamb percentage is used. Refer to the current bag for the latest formulation.

Analytical constituents

Crude protein 26.5%; crude fat 13.5%; crude fibre 3.5%; crude ash 10%; moisture 8%; NFE 38.5%; omega-6 1.8%; omega-3 1.4%; calcium 2%; phosphorus 1.2%. Metabolisable energy 358kcal/100g. These figures are transcribed from the supplied label; follow the current bag if it differs.

Nutritional additives per kg

Vitamin A 15,000 IU; vitamin D3 2,000 IU; vitamin E 95 IU; zinc 50mg; iron 50mg; manganese 35mg; iodine 1mg; selenium 0.3mg, as shown on the supplied label.

Adult feeding guide

The supplied Lamb chart gives daily totals: 1–5kg dog, 30–110g; 5–10kg, 110–190g; 10–20kg, 190–310g; 20–30kg, 310–420g; 30–40kg, 420–520g; 40kg+, 520g+. These are grams per day, not per meal. Adjust to breed, age, activity and body condition, accounting for treats and other food. Use the current bag's instructions if they differ.

Introduce a new food gradually over two weeks, as recommended by the supplied chart. Always provide fresh, clean drinking water.

Suitability and care

This is an adult recipe, not a puppy growth diet. Ask your vet about suitability for pregnancy, nursing, medical conditions or a prescribed diet. Grain-free does not mean allergen-free. The recipe includes fish oil, and lamb is not automatically novel: that depends on the dog's previous diet. Do not assume chicken-allergy or elimination-diet suitability from the recipe name.

No inflammation-treatment, cognitive-improvement, breath-freshening or guaranteed digestive-comfort benefit is claimed. Persistent itching, digestive symptoms or bad breath warrant assessment rather than relying on a recipe change.

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place, close the bag securely and follow the current storage and best-before directions. Keep batch details for reference.

Frequently asked questions

Is it 50% freshly prepared lamb?

No. The label states 50% total lamb, including freshly prepared and dehydrated lamb plus digest. Its panels differ on the fresh portion, so no headline fresh-percentage claim is used.

Which sizes are available?

Choose 2kg or 12kg. One bag of the selected size is supplied.

Is it complete food?

The supplied pack identifies complete food for working dogs in an adult recipe.

Is lamb always a novel protein?

No. It depends on what the individual dog has eaten before. Allergy suitability requires review of the full current recipe and veterinary advice.

Does it contain fish ingredients?

Yes, fish oil is listed in the supplied composition.

How does it differ from Small Breed Lamb?

Compare the current labels for each product. No specific kibble-size, calorie or formula difference is verified here.

How much should I feed?

Use the current adult chart as a starting point and monitor body condition. The ranges above are daily totals.

How should I switch foods?

The supplied chart recommends a gradual change over two weeks.