- 100% Complete pet food for adult small dogs.
- Made with Selected Natural Ingredients.
- Specially formulated for your small dog's needs.
- Small kibbles for small mouths.
- Recipe using superfoods with natural spirulina algae and spinach.
Features
- 100% Complete pet food for adult small dogs.
- Made with Selected Natural Ingredients.
- Specially formulated for your small dog's needs.
- Small kibbles for small mouths.
- Recipe using superfoods with natural spirulina algae and spinach.
- No added Artificial Colours, Flavours & Preservatives.
- Antioxidants to help support natural defences.
- Added quality protein to help support muscle strength.
- Vitamin D & Minerals for healthy teeth and strong bones.
- Vitamin A & Zinc to help support healthy skin & coat.
- Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids to help support healthy skin and glossy coat.
- With fibre from whole grains to help support healthy digestion.
The BAKERS story begins way back in 1851 when Edward Baker set up a family flour business. Fast forward to 1991 when BAKERS Complete was launched, because Edward Baker believed that dry dog food should be every bit as tasty as it is nutritious.
Our recipe has been made with a variety of tender* meaty chunks & wholegrains for quality, tasty goodness. Each meal contains the every day nutrients your small dog needs to get on with all the playful & cheeky things that happy & healthy BAKERS dogs do!
*Softness varying with time
Ingredients
Cereals (wholegrains* 43%)
Meat and animal derivatives (18%of which 4% beef)
Vegetable protein extracts
Derivatives of vegetable origin
Oils and fats
Glycerol
Vegetables* ** (1% dried spinach, 0.3% dried pea and 0.3% dried carrot)
Minerals
Spirulina* (0.2%)
*natural ingredients
**equivalent to 4% rehydrated vegetables
Calories
336.5kCals per 100g
Nutrition & Analytical Constituents
Protein: 25.0%
Fat content: 12.0%
Crude ash: 7.0%
Crude fibres: 3.5%
Omega 3 fatty acids: 0.15%
Omega 6 fatty acids: 2.8%
Nutritional additives
IU/kg:
Vitamin A: 19000
Vitamin D3: 1100
Vitamin E: 90
mg/kg:
Iron (II) sulphate monohydrate : (Fe: 78)
Calcium iodate anhydrous : (I: 1.9)
Copper (II) sulphate pentahydrate : (Cu: 8.7)
Manganous sulphate monohydrate : (Mn: 5.9)
Zinc sulphate monohydrate : (Zn: 110)
Sodium selenite : (Se: 0.19)
Feeding guide
Daily feeding guidelines in grams per day:
Size of dog Daily feed (g/day)
Toy dog: 1-5kg, Total daily amount: 40-115g
Small Dog: 5-10kg, Total daily amount: 115-185g
One half pint mug holds approximately 100g of BAKERS Small Dog.
To help keep your dog in an optimal body condition, adjust according to your dog’s activity level, physical condition and individual needs.
Clean, fresh drinking water should always be available.
Reviews
I wanted to wean my dog off raw food onto dry for reasons of packaging and convenience when on holiday, so this lovely moist food looks like a good stepping stone. I’m doing it gradually to ensure no upset tummy, and fed it in a separate bowl to the raw. She loved it!
I had previously checked with Insiders on the food I’d been sent as daisy isn’t a small dog, but I adjusted the amount given accordingly. However they apologised saying they’d sent me the wrong food, so I will just use this as treats.
But it looks great and I would certainly get a bag of the larger meal when daisy is completely off the raw.
My Yorkshire terrier Charlie has been enjoying this dry food. We give him a balanced mix of wet and dry and this Bakers dry beef and vegetables is great for him.
He really looks like he enjoys the food which is very important to me.
He eats every piece of food and seems happy and content after mealtimes.
The product smells pleasant and I love how reasonably priced and readily available it is.
I am very happy with the product and wil continue to include it in Charlie’s diet.
At first the wasn’t too sure about the food but after a couple days he seems to really enjoy it
I thought this food looked and smelled appealing but my dogs don’t agree. Sadly neither of them are keen. I gave it to them on its own dry, I also tried soaking with water and I tried mixing with wet food but they are really not keen. This could be partly due to the hot weather so I’ll keep trying.