The food that best suits your Dog

You will find two dog food ranges adapted to your dog's needs. On the one hand, the Advance daily nutrition range offers 100% complete and balanced recipes for puppies, adult dogs and senior dogs, as well as for different sizes (mini, medium and maxi). This range incorporates Active Defense technology, which helps strengthen natural defences from within thanks to ingredients such as immunoglobulins, whose effect works alongside that of prebiotics, probiotics and fibre.

On the other hand, Advance Veterinary Diets is the dog food range designed for dogs with specific needs and intended for use under veterinary recommendation. It is formulated to help in the nutritional management of digestive disorders, overweight or obesity, diabetes, urinary or kidney problems, food allergies and intolerances, dermatological conditions, among others.

To choose the right food for your dog, consider four key aspects: their life stage (puppy, adult or senior), size (according to weight or breed), whether they have specific needs (digestion, weight management, skin or joints), activity level and food format – dry food, wet food or mixed feeding. In addition, snacks complement the animal’s feeding routine.

Ideally, choose a complete and balanced dog food developed by experts, made with high-quality ingredients, highly digestible and free from artificial colourants and preservatives.

Advance dry dog food combines high-quality ingredients to provide complete nutrition tailored to every need. The Advance range includes animal protein as its first ingredient, together with rice and cereals that provide energy and are highly digestible.

The products also feature Active Defense technology, which contains active immunoglobulins along with a combination of prebiotics, probiotics and fibre. This Advance technology helps strengthen their natural defences and maintain a balanced intestinal microbiota.

In the Advance Veterinary Diets range, ingredients are adapted to dogs’ specific needs, such as digestive, urinary, skin or weight management requirements, among others. The formulas contain sources of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, as well as specially added nutritional additives such as vitamins, minerals and L-carnitine, always taking into account their scientifically supported nutritional purpose.

All recipes are made without artificial colourants or preservatives. Visit our website to learn more about the ingredients in each product within the Advance Veterinary Diets range.

Advance dry dog food and wet dog food are made without artificial colourants or preservatives. The recipes include nutritional additives such as vitamins and minerals to help ensure they are complete and balanced.

Advance dog food stands out for combining scientific nutrition, technology and quality ingredients. Its recipes include animal protein as the first ingredient and the exclusive Active Defense technology, which helps strengthen natural defences from within and maintain a healthy intestinal microbiota.

In addition, it is developed by our own R&D (Research and Development) team, with more than 25 years of experience in dog and cat nutrition, and is produced in Barcelona, Spain, following quality control processes.

Advance also offers the Advance Veterinary Diets range, formulated by veterinary nutrition experts, with functional ingredients and clinical support to help address specific health needs. All our recipes are made without artificial colourants or preservatives and prioritise balanced nutrition.

If you are wondering how much dry food a dog should eat, the amount depends on their weight, but also on their age, size, activity level and physical condition.

The quantity should also vary depending on the food’s energy content. For this reason, consult the product packaging. In general:

• Active dogs, puppies and pregnant or lactating females require more food.
• Senior, less active or neutered dogs generally require less food.

To calculate the daily ration, Advance includes a feeding table on the packaging with guideline amounts according to weight and life stage. It is also recommended to measure your dog’s portions using a measuring cup or precision scales to avoid overfeeding. Whenever you have any doubts, consult your veterinarian.

When discussing how many times a day a dog should eat, the correct answer is that there is no ideal feeding frequency for all dogs, as feeding frequency depends on several factors.

Age, size, activity level and each dog’s individual needs (such as health status or body condition) influence their feeding routine. To ensure that your dog receives the correct amount of food, always refer to the feeding guide on the Advance packaging, where you will find a guideline according to their weight and life stage.

If your dog has special needs or a specific health condition, follow your veterinarian’s recommendations.

Yes, dry food can be combined with wet food for dogs. This practice, known as mixed feeding (or mix feeding), adds variety and flavour to their daily diet.

Advance offers both dry food and wet food for dogs, the latter only within the Advance Veterinary Diets range. Both formats are complete and balanced, making it easy to combine them within a feeding plan adapted to your dog’s needs. However, it is important to adjust the total daily ration to avoid excess and maintain balanced nutrition.

Proper storage of dog food is essential to maintain its quality, flavour and nutritional value. Depending on the format, these are the basic recommendations:

• Dry dog food: should be stored in a cool, dry place, with the packaging tightly closed after each use. Avoid leaving it in humid environments or exposed to heat or air for prolonged periods. These precautions help preserve its freshness and nutritional properties.
• Wet dog food: should also be stored in a cool, dry place until opened. Once opened, it should be kept refrigerated and properly covered. Check the product packaging to find out how long it can be stored in the refrigerator, although it is recommended to consume it preferably within 24 to 48 hours. Avoid leaving it at room temperature for extended periods.
• Dog snacks: should be stored in a cool, dry place and kept tightly closed. Store and consume them before the expiry date indicated on the packaging.