"Whether your dog is a lap dog or a giant breed, or somewhere in between ... whether he's a showstopper or an adorable mix from who-knows-where .... Vets Choice has the complete range and solution to meet your pet's nutritional needs and keep him in great health, with a lustrous coat, healthy skin and small firm stools. Enhanced taste, correct levels of Omega 3 and Omega 6 plus the combined and balanced vitamins and minerals, help keep your pet in peak condition. Available exclusively at veterinarians."
Designed to meet the nutritional needs of small and medium breed puppies up to 12 months of age, as well as pregnant and lactating bitches.
Designed to meet the nutritional needs of adult small and medium breed dogs with normal activity levels from 12 months of age
Designed to meet the increased nutritional needs of very active dogs and working dogs.
Obese dogs are prone to poor health and a shortened life expectancy in addition to severe joint stress and respiratory ailments. If you think your dog is overweight, consult your veterinarian. If obesity is confirmed, your dog needs Vets Choice Lite!
Designed to meet the nutritional needs of large and giant breed puppies up to 18 months of age. It is recommended that all puppies be fed at least 3 times daily. This is especially important in a large breed dog in order to prevent overfilling of the gut and causing stomach torsion.
Designed to meet the nutritional needs of large and giant breed adult dogs with normal activity levels from 18 months of age. It is recommended that all large breed dogs be fed at least 2 times daily. This is especially important in a large breed dog in order to prevent overfilling of the gut and causing stomach torsion.
Certain dogs have certain food intolerances and sensitivities. Vets Choice Sensitive has been created for dogs like these using a unique protein source (duck) not commonly used in dog food, and consequently one that reduces the likelihood of allergy development. All artificial flavourants and colourants which are potential allergens, have been excluded.
Golden Years
Dogs are considered 'senior' at half the life expectancy of that breed. Generally speaking, this translates to their 7th birthday. Due to reduced food intake and the possibility of altered digestion and absorption, the quality and ingredients of Golden Years, have been adapted and compensated in the formulation.