High-Meat Food: Plenty of Strength and Flavour for Your Dog

High-Meat Food: Lots of Meat, Lots of Energy

Dogs love meat, and many owners want to see exactly that in the bowl. High-meat food supplies plenty of animal protein, which your dog needs for muscles, coat and energy. Here you'll find meat-rich dry food from Winner Plus such as Sport, Performance and Hunter, the single-protein recipes from Emmas with chicken, lamb or beef, and the cold-pressed Natural Plus Active.

For Sporting and Working Dogs

Whether it's agility, canicross, hunting or long hikes, dogs that move a lot burn more energy. Recipes such as Sport, Performance and Hunter are designed for this and keep your dog well fuelled on demanding days. The cold-pressed Natural Plus Active is also a good choice for active dogs. Adjust the amount to the actual workload, because even a sporting dog needs less during quiet weeks.

Meat-Rich Food for Family Life Too

It's not only athletes that enjoy plenty of meat. Family dogs with a healthy appetite also do well on meat-rich food. The single-protein recipes from Emmas are ideal if you want to upgrade dry food or give your dog a particularly tasty meal. The Professional Premium line from Winner Plus also offers recipes in a large sack, which is practical for multi-dog households.

Frequently asked questions

How high should the meat content in dog food be?
There's no fixed figure. What matters more is that the food supplies all nutrients in a balanced ratio. A high meat content makes particular sense for active dogs that use a lot of protein and energy.

Is a lot of protein bad for my dog's kidneys?
For healthy dogs, a high protein content is considered safe. If your dog already has kidney disease, please plan its diet with your vet, because different rules apply then.

Can a calm dog eat sport food too?
It's not ideal, because sport food usually supplies more energy than a laid-back dog needs, so it gains weight easily. For calm dogs, a meat-rich recipe with normal energy density is the better choice.