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Zen Grain Free · Adult & Senior · Weight control

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Turkey, Chicken and Duck

4.9 · Verified reviews

Light food with L-carnitine for fat metabolism. For neutered dogs or those prone to weight gain.

Zen seal: grain free, 0% cerealsZen seal: gluten freeZen seal: fresh meat as the first ingredient

Bag size

2,5 kg
Ideal for trying
12 kg
Better value
Where to find it

Specialist stores · Please confirm stock before visiting.

We will help you find your nearest stockist

Light food for adult and senior dogs. L-carnitine, glucosamine and chondroitin. Grain and gluten free.

Crude protein30%
Crude fat10%
Crude fibre3,5%
Moisture8%

Fresh chicken 33% (after extrusion), dried chicken, turkey and duck (25%), SUPER FOOD COMPLEX (42%): hydrolysed chicken liver (natural digest), peas, potato, beet pulp, tapioca, apple, sweet potato, egg, lignocellulose (satiating fibre), chicken oil (source of omega 6), linseed, potato protein (ash-free protein), fermentation protein (highly digestible and ash-free), pea protein (ash-free protein), yeast, pumpkin, fish oil, minerals, krill, blueberries, inulin (source of FOS) 100 mg/kg, hydrolysed yeast cell walls (source of MOS) 100 mg/kg, chamomile, ginger, fennel, calendula, glucosamine 500 mg/kg, yucca schidigera, chondroitin 100 mg/kg, natural raw material.

Neutered dogs
Overweight or prone to it
Moderate activity
Senior dogs

Hypoallergenic

80%+
Protein from
animal origin
60%+
Ingredients from
animal origin
0%
Maize, wheat
and rice
Reduced caloriesJointsFOS + MOS

Ingredients you can recognise

Every ingredient has a purpose

Salmon oil
Omega 3
Salmon oil
Skin and coat on a low-calorie diet.
Cut red apple
Superfood
Apple
Antioxidants.
Fresh cranberries
Antioxidants
Cranberries
Immune support.
Feeding guide

How much should you feed your dog?

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How long each bag lasts

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Indicative ration. Always provide fresh water. Consult your vet.

Practical guide

How to change food
without digestive discomfort

Your dog’s digestive system needs between seven and ten days to adjust to a new formula. An abrupt change often causes loose stools or food refusal.

  1. Days 1 – 2 25% Zen / 75% previous food

    Mix one quarter Zen with the usual food. Check stools each morning.

  2. Days 3 – 4 50% Zen / 50% previous food

    Half and half. If stools become loose, stay at this stage for two more days before progressing.

  3. Days 5 – 6 75% Zen / 25% previous food

    By now, digestion should have settled completely.

  4. Day 7 onwards 100% Zen only

    Transition complete. Digestion settles within two weeks; coat shine appears around the fourth week.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions

If your question is not answered here, write to us and we will reply within 24 hours.

Dogs are facultative carnivores: they digest animal protein much better than cereal starch. Cereals are commonly used as cheap fillers to lower formula costs, not for a real nutritional benefit.

Removing them gives three measurable results:

  • Better digestibility, meaning firmer, smaller stools
  • Less tartar formation, with less starch fermenting in the mouth
  • Lower allergen load, as wheat and maize are among the most common intolerance triggers

Ingredients are listed by weight before processing. Fresh meat appearing first means it is the largest component of the formula.

The difference between fresh meat and meat meal is important: fresh meat retains intact essential amino acids because it has not undergone high-temperature dehydration. Meat meal is already processed, cheaper and less bioavailable.

It depends on what you are observing:

  • Digestion and stools: 7 to 14 days after completing the transition
  • Energy levels: 2 to 3 weeks
  • Skin and coat: 4 to 6 weeks, as hair needs to grow to reflect the change
  • Joint mobility: 6 to 8 weeks of continuous glucosamine and chondroitin intake

4 to 6 weeks when stored correctly. After that, fats begin to oxidise and the food loses palatability and nutritional value.

For good storage, use the bag’s original closure rather than transferring the contents, keep it cool, dry and away from direct light, and never mix a new bag with leftovers from the previous one.

Yes, it is a good practice: it adds hydration and improves palatability for dogs with a poor appetite.

Adjust quantities to avoid overfeeding. If adding wet food, reduce dry food proportionally. As a guide, remove about 25 g of dry food for every 100 g of wet food added.

Zen is available through specialist stores, veterinary clinics and authorised distributors throughout Spain. We do not sell directly online because choosing the right food deserves advice from a professional who knows your dog.

If you cannot find a nearby stockist, write to us and we will direct you to your nearest distributor.