Smart Heart Chicken and Liver Adult Dog Food is a complete and balanced dry food formulated to keep adult dogs energised, healthy, and satisfied. With real chicken and liver as primary proteins, this 3.3kg pack provides essential nutrients your dog needs daily, plus a complimentary 300g trial pack to test before committing.

Why Pet Parents Love It

• ✓ High-quality chicken and liver provide lean protein for muscle maintenance and energy
• ✓ Complete micronutrient profile supports coat health, immunity, and digestion
• ✓ Value-for-money 3.3kg size reduces packaging waste and lowers cost per serving
• ✓ Includes 300g sample inside — test palatability before buying bulk

Better Than Standard Dog Food Because

• ✓ Named meat sources (chicken, liver) vs vague "poultry meal" in budget alternatives
• ✓ Formulated for adult dogs' specific needs vs generic "all-life-stages" kibble
• ✓ Balanced fat and fibre for digestive health vs high-filler economy brands that cause loose stools

Best For

• ✓ Adult dogs aged 1–7 years with stable digestive systems
• ✓ Pet parents seeking affordable, reliable daily nutrition without premium pricing
• ✓ Dogs who respond well to chicken-based proteins without poultry sensitivities
• ✓ Households wanting to trial a new brand before committing to larger purchases

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this food suitable for dogs with chicken allergies?

No — Smart Heart Chicken & Liver is chicken-based. If your dog has poultry sensitivities, choose a beef, fish, or novel protein formula instead.

Q: How long does a 3.3kg pack last?

Duration depends on your dog's weight and activity level. A 20kg adult dog typically consumes 350–400g daily, so expect 8–9 days per pack. Adjust portions based on your vet's recommendation.

Q: Can I mix this with wet food?

Yes — many pet parents mix dry kibble with wet food or warm water to enhance palatability and hydration, especially for senior dogs or picky eaters.

Q: What's included in the 300g sample pack?

The trial pack is the same formula as the 3.3kg bag, allowing you to test your dog's acceptance and digestion before committing to a larger purchase.