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At just over six inches high and up to six pounds, the Chihuahua is one of the smallest of the purebred dogs. Some historians trace its heritage back to Aztec society, where it was venerated as the subject of a cult and thought to bring good luck to the home.
The special physiology of the Chihuahua make it a very unusual breed that needs special attention, especially in terms of its nutrition.
Guaranteed to be exceptionally tasty.
Because they are sensitive or simply fussy, some chihuahuas are picky or will refuse to eat their food. The chihuahua is especially demanding because its sense of smell is less well developed than that of a large dog--the small area of the olfactory mucous membranes mean that it has fewer receptor cells..
Chihuahua 28 stimulates the chihuahua's delicate appetite by means of an exclusive formula composed of the highest quality selected ingredients, natural flavorings, and controlled atmosphere packaging to preserve its flavor.
Cardiac Function: Keep the heart working properly.
Heart disorders are more frequent in the chihuahua than in other breeds. This sensitivity increases with age--the average life expectancy of a chihuahua is 13 years and it is not uncommon for them to live to 15 years.
Chihuahua 28 includes l-carnitine, a synergistic complex of antioxidants (vitamins E, C, lutein, taurine, and polyphenols from green tea) and a moderate supply of sodium.
Stool Odor Relief: Optimize the quantity and odor of the stools.
The chihuahua is the ideal indoor dog. It often lives in apartments and may use a litter box. Although it only produces a small amount of feces, it is important to limit the unpleasant smells caused by this type of lifestyle.
Chihuahua 28 reduces the quantities and the odors of the stools by means of fructo-oligo-saccharides that help maintain a balanced intestinal flora, rice, as the most digestible source of starch, insoluble minerals to protect the intestinal mucosae, and very high quality proteins.
Tartar Reduction: For optimal dental hygiene.
Because the chihuahua has small delicate jaws, it has increased mouth and tooth sensitivity related to dental plaque deposits and tartar formation. This results in an inflammation of the gums, or even loosening of the teeth. Moreover, because chihuahuas are long-lived, dental plaque deposition accentuates with age.
Tartar Reduction is an innovation that helps bucco-dental hygiene. Chihuahua 28 kibbles have this benefit--their texture has been specially designed to produce a brushing effect, reducing dental plaque formation. Their formula also includes captors, which by fixing the calcium present in the saliva, slow tartar development.
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