Variety of Monge dry dog ​​foods

By getting a dog, you not only acquire a best friend and walking partner, but also take on a huge responsibility for its health and well-being. One of the most important tasks is the selection of the optimal feed. This article will focus on the analysis of Monge dry food for dogs of all breeds and ages.

Italian product of Monge & C.S. p.a. appeared in Russia not so long ago, but has already managed to win the love and trust of the owners and professional breeders of dogs. The manufacturer positions the feed as belonging to the super-premium class. Is this so - let's figure it out by taking a closer look at their composition.

It includes:

• meat - dried and fresh, but which one depends on the type of feed chosen;
• rice;
• corn;
• animal fat, refined;
• dried beet cake;
• brewer's yeast.

The advantages of Monge food are the following characteristics:

• the presence of dried and fresh meat in the composition;
• good vitamin and mineral complex;
• a fairly wide range - there is food for two-week-old puppies, and for animals with sensitive digestion, and for elderly pets, a division by weight is provided (mini, medium, large breeds);
• there are no artificial additives and GMOs among the components;
• can be found in almost any pet store at an affordable price.

Disadvantages:

• the fact that the list of ingredients includes, for example, duck or venison does not mean at all that it is meat that is meant - it may well be offal;
• the presence of corn in the composition raises doubts about whether Monge feeds belong to the super-premium class.

So, let's start our acquaintance with Monge dry products with the line for adult dogs. Now and further, when indicated in the composition of meat, a dried (from 20%) and fresh (10%) product is meant.

Monge also prepared a lot of surprises for little puppies. Please note that many of the Puppy range foods are suitable for pregnant and lactating bitches.

It's time to consider the diet for "older" pets.

Summing up, we can say that Monge feeds are preferred by both many experienced breeders and nursery owners, and ordinary amateurs who want their four-legged pets to live happily ever after, without getting sick.