Sana Complete Chicken Menu

Raw food is one of the most natural ways to support your dog's health. However, for some of us, it can have its drawbacks: high cost, the need for freezer space, the routine of defrosting the day before, or the inconvenience of traveling. If you want to feed your dog a raw diet but are looking for a more practical alternative, raw dry food is a great solution.

This menu is packed with fresh chicken, vegetables and fruit, gently air-dried to preserve all the essential nutrients from our high-quality ingredients. Say goodbye to storage issues, bulky orders and defrosting times. Raw feeding made simple and mess-free – our raw dry food menus can be fed at home, on the go or outdoors in the garden!

Benefits of raw dry food:

Gently dried with warm air

Improved digestion

Healthier skin

Cleaner teeth

Adapted for raw feeding

45% Fresh chicken muscle, 16% Fresh chicken stomach, 10% Fresh chicken heart, 8% Fresh chicken leg bone, 3% Fresh chicken liver, 8% Carrots, 3% Apples, 3% Pears, 2% Beetroot, 1% Blueberries, 1% Sunflower oil, 0.6% Cod liver oil, 0.4% Wheat germ oil, 0.3% Salmon oil, 0.3% Rosehip, 0.3% Algae limestone, 0.1% Seaweed.
Complementary food for dogs.

Protein - 44%
Fats - 17%
Humidity - 8%
Ash - 5%
Fiber - 2%

All our products are packaged in practical resealable bags so you can maintain freshness between meals.

Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight! It's that simple! To preserve the best nutritional value of the ingredients, we recommend consuming the contents of the bag within 8 weeks of opening.

Always supervise your dog during feeding and make sure they have access to fresh, clean water. Suitable for puppies over 12 weeks old.

Feeding guide:

Over 30 kg: 0.8-1% of body weight = 240g - 300g per day

Between 16 kg - 30 kg: 1% of body weight = 160g - 300g per day

Up to 15 kg: 1-1.5% of body weight = 150g - 225g per day

Puppies up to 8 months: 2-3% of body weight

These are only guidelines for feeding an active, healthy, unneutered dog. Individual needs may vary by up to 50% from the calculated values, depending on age, breed or activity level.