dbf Chicken Mince, 65 g

dbf Chicken Mince, 65 g is a Japanese-made wet food in an easy-open can. One can contains 65g. Its official feeding purpose is 栄養補完食, a nutritional complementary food. It is not a complete and balanced staple diet. Combine it with appropriate complete food according to the manufacturer’s directions. The official page supplies separate puppy and adult feeding guidelines; those guidelines do not establish suitability for every individual dog or for a prescribed medical diet.

JAN: 4970501034414. The manufacturer page and the linked Rakuten listing were checked on 17 September 2026 for the specific recipe and can size. Similar names do not guarantee identical ingredients or analysis. Match the official Japanese name printed above with the current package.

The official ingredient statement identifies chicken breast as the meat used in Chicken Mince. Modified starch and thickening polysaccharides are also present. It differs from Tenderloin Mince: the fat minimum is 2.0% and declared energy is 75 kcal/100 g. Feeding amounts must be read from this recipe’s own table.

The full official Japanese ingredient statement is retained on this page. Read it alongside the ingredient flags; the flags are a search aid, not a complete translation or certification of absence. An unchecked category does not rule out cross-contact in manufacturing. If you need strict avoidance for an allergy or an elimination diet, consult the manufacturer and veterinarian before using the product.

An ingredient list and feeding-purpose declaration answer different questions. A short list does not make a complementary food nutritionally complete, and a featured meat name does not necessarily identify all animal-derived ingredients. Do not replace or add to a prescribed diet solely on the basis of the filters.

Protein 10.5% minimum; fat 2.0% minimum; crude fibre 0.5% maximum; ash 1.0% maximum; moisture 87.0% maximum; sodium 0.04% maximum; metabolizable energy 75 kcal/100 g. Protein and fat are minimum guarantees; fibre, ash, moisture and sodium are maximum guarantees. These percentages are not exact measured values for every can. Energy is the manufacturer’s declared 75 kcal/100 g, not a minimum guarantee.

Daily feeding guideline, expressed in cans of this specific 65g recipe:

Puppies — 1kg:0.5 can(s); 3kg:1.5 can(s); 5kg:2.5 can(s); divide the daily amount into 2–4 meals.
Adults — 3kg:1.0 can(s); 5kg:1.5 can(s); 10kg:3.0 can(s); divide the daily amount into 1–3 meals.
The manufacturer bases these amounts on no more than 20% of daily energy needs. Start with a small amount and adjust for activity and condition.

These are amounts of the complementary food, not directions to replace a complete staple food with that number of cans. Count the energy from other food and treats as well. The table does not provide a precise amount for every weight or medical condition; do not infer a universal dose for unlisted circumstances.

Wet-food percentages include water. Directly ranking them against dry-food percentages can be misleading because moisture differs. Compare feeding purpose, energy and daily quantity together. A fat minimum does not specify the highest fat content and cannot on its own prove suitability for a dog requiring fat restriction.

At the time of checking, the linked listing offered a case of 24 cans. 65g is the amount in one can, not the weight of the case. Price, stock, shipping and pack quantity can change; confirm the live retailer details before ordering. The purchase button uses a separately generated Rakuten affiliate link for the matched listing. We may earn a commission on purchases. The retailer handles payment, delivery and returns.

The listing’s package photograph was visually checked for shop-name and store-logo overlays. Some photos show a retail case-quantity badge; it does not change the size of one can. Photos help identify the product, while the manufacturer’s text is the source for ingredients and nutrient values. The common gallery template credits Rakuten Ichiba.

Kibble size is not applicable to this wet food. Terms such as mince, cartilage or soup do not guarantee suitability for a particular dog’s chewing or swallowing needs. Follow the current package for storage and handling after opening. Check the physical can’s recipe, purpose and analysis again: formulations and packaging can change. Consult a veterinarian about dietary restrictions or persistent changes in appetite or digestion.