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Bento Kronen – Maxi or Mega

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  • #24890 Report Abuse
    Pitonos
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    Hi all! I’m new here and I’m from Portugal.

    I have a bullmastiff with 28 months and a dogo argentino with 11 years and a half.
    The BM is eating Bento Kronen, regular Maxi or Mega (Versela Laga).
    I would like to know if this is a good dry dog food, because I didn’t find anything about this brand.
    Can you give a hand, please? 🙂

    Thank you all!

    #24896 Report Abuse
    theBCnut
    Member

    I’ve never heard of it before, so it may not be available here. Can you list the ingredients and the guaranteed analysis?

    #25010 Report Abuse
    Pitonos
    Participant

    Hi!

    This is from Mega:
    Giant, adult > 45 kg: mega Regular
    http://www.versele-laga.com/NUTRI/Nutrition/Pages/Products/index.jsp?ran=19552&pro=19660&fam=121&ani=7972&rac=7976#Productvoorstelling
    Product presentation
    Nutritional Balance Chicken Based mega Regular is a specially developed food for adult dogs with normal activity levels and weighing over 45 kg.
    Rationing table
    Animal weight Daily ration
    45 kg 450 – 700 g
    50 kg 490 – 750 g
    55 kg 520 – 800 g
    60 kg 550 – 810 g
    65 kg 590 – 900 g
    70 kg 620 – 950 g
    75 kg 650 – 1.000 g
    80 kg 680 – 1.050 g
    85 kg 715 – 1.100 g
    90 kg 750 – 1.150 g

    Analytical constituents
    Protein 28 %
    Fat content 18 %
    Crude fibre 2 %
    Crude ash 6,50 %
    Calcium 1 %
    Phosphorus 0,70 %
    Sodium 0,30 %
    Taurine 1.000 mg/kg
    Nutritional additives
    Vitamin A 17.800 IU/kg
    Vitamin D3 1.600 IU/kg
    Vitamin E 500 mg/kg
    Vitamin C 300 mg/kg
    β-carotene 10 mg/kg
    E1 (iron) 201 mg/kg
    E2 (iodine) 3 mg/kg
    E4 (copper) 8 mg/kg
    E5 (manganese) 63 mg/kg
    E6 (zinc) 120 mg/kg
    E8 (selenium) 0,2 mg/kg

    Composition
    Chicken (25 %)
    Wheat
    Wheat flour
    Rice
    Animal fat
    Beet pulp
    Linseed
    Dehydrated fish
    Hydrolysed chicken protein
    Salmon oil
    Brewer´s yeast
    Dried whole eggs
    Minerals
    Fructo-oligosaccharides
    Lecithin
    Marigold
    Green lipped mussel
    Sea algae
    Grape seed

    And this is Maxi:
    Large, adult 25-45 kg: maxi Regular
    http://www.versele-laga.com/NUTRI/Nutrition/Pages/Products/index.jsp?ran=19552&pro=19655&fam=121&ani=2339&rac=2360
    Product presentation
    Nutritional Balance Chicken Based maxi Regular is a specially developed food for adult dogs with normal activity levels and weighing more than 25 kg but less than 45 kg.

    Rationing table
    Animal weight Daily ration

    25 – 30 kg 270 – 360 g
    30 – 35 kg 320 – 400 g
    35 – 40 kg 360 – 450 g
    40 – 45 kg 400 – 550 g

    Analytical constituents
    Protein 24 %
    Fat content 14 %
    Crude fibre 2,50 %
    Crude ash 6,50 %
    Calcium 1 %
    Phosphorus 0,70 %
    Sodium 0,35 %
    Taurine 1.000 mg/kg
    Nutritional additives
    Vitamin A 17.800 IU/kg
    Vitamin D3 1.600 IU/kg
    Vitamin E 500 mg/kg
    Vitamin C 300 mg/kg
    β-carotene 10 mg/kg
    E1 (iron) 201 mg/kg
    E2 (iodine) 3 mg/kg
    E4 (copper) 8 mg/kg
    E5 (manganese) 63 mg/kg
    E6 (zinc) 120 mg/kg
    E8 (selenium) 0,2 mg/kg

    Composition
    Chicken (20 %)
    Wheat
    Wheat flour
    Rice
    Animal fat
    Beet pulp
    Linseed
    Dehydrated fish
    Hydrolysed chicken protein
    Salmon oil
    Brewer´s yeast
    Dried whole eggs
    Minerals
    Fructo-oligosaccharides
    Lecithin
    Marigold
    Green lipped mussel
    Sea algae
    Grape seed

    #25015 Report Abuse
    theBCnut
    Member

    Without knowing the labeling laws there, I would say this food doesn’t have very much meat, but has a LOT of wheat and rice. Here animal fat is considered a bad ingredient and I don’t like feeding hydrolysed ingredients, but other than that the ingredients look pretty good. If I wanted to feed this food, I would add meat to the diet to bring the protein up.

    #25024 Report Abuse
    Pitonos
    Participant

    Hi Pattyvaughn!

    Thanks! In Portugal I have a real problem about dog food, there aren’t too much brands on the market and the really good ones are too (TOO) expensive, compared to prices outside Portugal… (Acana here costs almost 90€ for 12kg…) I tried Taste of The Wild, but he made a food allergie to the protein…
    I was thinking to change for Diamond Nutra Professional, but the reviews aren’t that good…
    What do you recomend? Maintain Bento Kronen and add some meat (-raw or cooked- chicken, turkey or beef??) or change to Diamond Nutra Professional?

    Thank you for your patiente and for all your advices!!

    • This reply was modified 11 years, 2 months ago by Pitonos.
    #45199 Report Abuse
    Susana H
    Member

    Hi Pitonos!
    In Portugal you have a wonderfull alternative: Naturea. 100% grain free, 60% meat or fish, human grade ingredients and..59€ a bag!! (12kg)

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