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Crude Protein (Min.)...30.0%,Crude Fat (Min.)...20.0%,Crude Fibre (Max.)...3.0%,Moisture (Max.)...12.0%,Linoleic Acid (Min.)...1.9%,Eicosapentaenoic Acid (EPA) (Min.)...0.1%,Docosahexaenoic Acid (DHA) (Min.)...0.1%,Calcium (Ca) (Min.)...1.1%,Phosphorus (P) (Min.)...0.9%,Vitamin A (Min.)...15000IU/kg,Vitamin E (Min.)...300IU/kg,Pyridoxine (Min.)...3mg/kg,Folic Acid (Min.)...0.6mg/kg,Choline (Min.)...1500mg/kg,Ascorbic Acid (Min.)...100mg/kg,Glucosamine (Min.)...500ppm,Omega-6 Fatty Acids (Min.)...2.0%,Taurine (Min.)...0.15%

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