Evanger's Classic Recipes Senior & Weight Management Dinner Canned Dog Food, 12.6-oz, case of 12
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This Evanger's Classic Recipe meets the nutritional requirements of older and less active dogs. It is a simple meat-based formula for meat lovers. It's a nutritious meal made with ingredients that will satisfy even the most finicky eater.
Key Benefits- A tasty grain formula that's made specifically for senior dogs.
- Free from preservatives, salt, fillers, corn and soy for wholesome nutrients.
- Contains added chelated trace minerals and vitamins for optimal health.
- This mouthwatering formula is a complete and balanced meal for your older pal.
- Kosher certified and endorsed by the Chicago Rabbinical Council (cRc) as acceptable for your pet to enjoy during Passover.
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Item Number52652
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Packaging TypeCan
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Food TexturePate
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LifestageSenior
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Breed SizeSmall Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds, All Breeds
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Food FormWet Food
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Special DietNo Corn No Wheat No Soy, Weight Control, Pea-Free
Chicken, Chicken Broth, Brown Rice, Guar Gum, Dried Kelp, Yucca Schidigera, Vitamins (Vitamin E Supplement, Niacin Supplement, L-Ascorbyl-2-Polyphosphate [Source Of Vitamin C], Thiamine Mononitrate [Source Of Vitamin B1], Calcium Pantothenate, Vitamin A Supplement, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride [Source Of Vitamin B6], Riboflavin Supplement [Source Of Vitamin B2], Folic Acid, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Biotin, Vitamin D3 Supplement), Minerals (Zinc Sulfate, Iron Sulfate, Copper Sulfate, Manganese Sulfate, Selenium Yeast, Potassium Iodide), L-Carnitine.
Caloric Content91.5 kcal/100g, 301 kcal/can
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 7.0% min |
| Crude Fat | 4.0% min |
| Crude Fiber | 1.5% max |
| Moisture | 78.0% max |
| Weight | Daily Feeding (cup) |
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| 10 lbs | 1/2 - 3/4 |
| 20 lbs | 3/4 - 1 1/2 |
| 30 lbs | 1 1/2 - 2 |
Any time you change formulas, we recommend you transition the foods over a 5-day period.
Can Evanger's products help with urinary tract infections?
Yes. Struvite crystals, rock - like accretions that scrape sensitive tissues in the urinary tract, are a major cause of inflammation and infection in dogs and cats. The formation of struvite crystals is possible when urine is too alkaline. In meat, we are provided with an acidifier that is natural and promotes overall good health in dogs and cats. So increasing the amount of high quality meat consumed can acidify the urine and help prevent the formation of struvite crystals. Choose from among the 8 Grain Free Game Meats, Hunk of Beef, 100% Organic Chicken, as well as many others. These products are excellent supplements or treats for dogs and cats. For balanced meals, which contain vitamins and minerals, try our Chicken Dinner and Beef Dinner for dogs; Certified Organic Braised Chicken Dinner, Organic Turkey with Butternut Squash, and Holistic Pheasant Dinner for cats. Of course, any dog or cat with urinary tract problems should be under the care of a veterinarian.
Can I feed dog food to my cats and cat food to my dogs?
Any Evanger’s food that is pure meat, such as the Grain Free Game Meats, Hunk of Beef, and Wild Salmon, can be fed to both cats and dogs as snacks, treats, or mixed with Evanger’s dry food, snacks, or treats. However, foods that include vitamins and minerals to make a complete balanced diet are formulated specifically for a dog or cat and should be fed to the indicated species.Knowing the different dietary needs of dogs and cats is very important because pet owners that allow a dog to eat cat food or a cat to eat dog food could end up with a very sick pet….or worse. Illnesses do not usually happen if only a few meals are shared, but will happen if it continues on a regular basis. Incidentally, dogs are omnivores like people; they eat both meat and vegetables. Cats are obligate carnivores; they eat mostly meat. Cats have a higher protein and fat requirement than dogs. Dogs that eat cat food could end up with liver, kidney and/or pancreatic problems because cat foods are too high in protein and fat for dogs to properly metabolize. Cats that eat dog foods could end up blind or with a serious heart condition called dilated cardiomyopathy because cats have a dietary need for taurine. Dogs naturally make the amino acid taurine, while cats must have it supplied in their diets; all Evanger’s cat foods contain taurine. Cats also require a different form of Vitamin A. Dogs, like people, naturally manufacture Vitamin A, if Beta - carotene is supplied in the diet. Last but not least, cats require arachidonic acid, an essential fatty acids for cats. Dogs can manufacture Arachodonic Acid from Omega 3 fatty acids. Both dogs and cats require linoleic (Omega 6) and linolenic (Omega 3) fatty acids.
Why are there bones in Hand - Packed Chicken dinners?
Evanger’s special slow - cook, pressure - cook process softens the bones so they are splinter - free and easily digestible. Feel free to squeeze a bone in Whole Chicken Thighs or Roasted Chicken Drummette Dinner, you’ll see that the bone collapses instead of splintering, providing the ideal meal for your dog - safe, nutritious, and delicious. Bones add flavor and texture, and are great natural sources of crucial nutrients like calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, and iron.
Can I feed Evanger's products to my diabetic dog or cat?
Yes… Diabetic dogs and cats need to reduce carbohydrate intake while maintaining a balanced diet. Evanger’s canned diets contain so much meat (exception: Vegetarian Dinner and 100% Sweet Potato), that they can often be incorporated into the diet of diabetic dogs and cats with healthy kidneys. Diabetic dogs and cats should eat more fowl than red meat. Gold Line Chicken Dinner and Beef Dinner offer dogs a balanced meal with no added carbohydrates. Similarly, Hand Packed Whole Mackerel with Gravy for cats is a delicious low - carb meal. The 8 Grain Free Game Meats and Hunk of Beef and Wild Salmon are nutrient-rich, tasty supplements or treats for diabetic dogs and cats. Please remember that diabetes is a serious medical condition that requires veterinary care. Pets being treated with insulin will require blood checks and possible insulin adjustment when changes are made to the diet.
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So far so Good!!!
By frantastic on Oct 15, 2021
I am on my third case of this dog food. My dog seemed to love it and it does smell good too. However the one thing that's listed is that they have chicken broth in it and it's not it's water sufficient for processing. I tried to address the company about it but I never got a response. I also let Chewy know. Other than that it is very low-cal compared to all the others it's not made with carrageen which most dog foods are and I try to stay away from that. All in all so far so good and it's less expensive than the others. And it comes wrapped nice haven't received any dented ones so far
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She ate the whole can
By Remsfood on Oct 7, 2021
Usually Rem only takes a few bites of wet food or completely turns her nose up at it so I end up throwing the rest away. She loved this new food and waits at the cupboard for me to feed her! She's never done that with any other food.
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WHAT is in this stuff??
By Tillyshooman on Jun 7, 2021
My super picky eater doesn't like most food, and the few she does like, she doesn't like for long - usually just long enough that I buy a case. I am constantly trying to find a food she will eat to keep her weight up. I am pretty sure we have tried every single canned food and many of the dry food, so I have a pretty good frame of reference. She LOVES this food. Not just the fickle first can love, but the real, eat it more than twice kind of love. We are half way through a full case, and she is STILL gobbling it up! And that's the thing... Tilly doesn't *gobble* anything. Not chicken, not beef, not cheese, and especially not dog food. But this stuff? She wolfs it down. I don't know My super picky eater doesn't like most food, and the few she does like, she doesn't like for long - usually just long enough that I buy a case. I am constantly trying to find a food she will eat to keep her weight up. I am pretty sure we have tried every single canned food and many of the dry food, so I have a pretty good frame of reference. She LOVES this food. Not just the fickle first can love, but the real, eat it more than twice kind of love. We are half way through a full case, and she is STILL gobbling it up! And that's the thing... Tilly doesn't *gobble* anything. Not chicken, not beef, not cheese, and especially not dog food. But this stuff? She wolfs it down. I don't know what is in it, but it must be pretty delicious. 4 paws up. … more
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Senior and Weight Management
By Vicnrotts on Aug 13, 2021
It depends on what you are looking for in a canned food. This is a vegetarian meal and will probably help Milo (Rottweiler) to lose weight. I would not use it long term because a dog needs protein.
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Spaniel mix
By Robert on Aug 21, 2021
This is my 4th dog in my life. Always picky on what ever I feed her. This going good so far. Let's see where this goes. Hopefully excellent
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Evanger's Senior and Weight Management Dinner.
By Girl on Sep 19, 2021
My dog loves it and licks out her bowl. It mixes well with dry food after heating it a little in the microwave.
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She likes it!
By Lolo on Aug 26, 2021
Happily surprised with this food. No digestive problems & she likes it. I've been looking for low cal. I'm giving it to my old boy too.
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low calorie
By djvann on May 14, 2021
I did some calculations on how many calories my overweight dogs should each be getting. I've liked Evanger's canned dog food in the past then found this one. It's the lowest calorie, good ingredients food I've found. It's not grain free. My GSD went from 86 to 80 pounds in 2- 3 months. She's also very active. Heeler maybe lost 2 pounds and Lab likely lost zero. My heeler has arthritis and is pretty inactive now. Lab is just a plus size girl who I've gotten nowhere with. I keep this Evanger's in my pantry and they get about a quarter cup of it on their dry food twice a day.
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New food for an elderly girl.
By chihuahuababy on Jul 17, 2021
At this time not quite sure if she likes it or not. Its a big adjustment from what she was use to eating. She does eat it a bit better when you had water to it.
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Contains chicken
By Kibble on Jun 21, 2021
I bought this while looking at limited ingredient foods with a low calorie food - but when it arrived I noticed that it contains chicken- I bought a different favor of this same brand and my dogs love it so far
