Chicopee HNL Active Salmon and Potato for dogs in high gear

Chicopee HNL Active Salmon and Potato is a grain-free complete food for adult dogs with a high level of activity . It is made for dogs that use their bodies every day and need stable energy, good recovery and a tummy that plays. Perfect for hunting dogs, sporting dogs, running dogs and very active family dogs.

This is energy food that makes sense: higher protein and fat, marine ingredients with omega fatty acids, and classic lead ingredients. No circus.

Why energy food makes sense for the active dog

When your dog is active, the need for:

• energy for endurance

• protein for muscles

• grease for stable fuel

• support for joints because the load is higher

Chicopee HNL Active strikes that balance with a profile of 28% protein and 20% fat , which is typically very suitable for dogs that need to perform without losing weight.

Key benefits that can be felt in everyday life

28% protein and 20% fat: energy without overfeeding

The high energy density means you can often feed a more moderate amount and still maintain weight and muscle mass. This is especially important for active dogs, where too large portions can cause stomach upset or loose stools.

Grain-free recipe: gentle on many stomachs

The food is grain-free and uses potato and potato starch as energy sources. This is an advantage if your dog does not thrive on grain or tends to have sensitive digestion.

Salmon, salmon oil and krill: omega 3 and 6 for skin and coat

You get a strong marine package:

• Salmon (dried 21%)

• Salmon oil (1%)

• Krill (1%)

Omega 3: 1.5%
Omega-6: 2.9%

This is a level that typically produces a visible effect on the coat over time, especially in dogs that are exposed to the elements a lot.

Joints and movement: green-lipped mussel, glucosamine and chondroitin

Added:

• Green-lipped mussel extract (0.1%)

• Glucosamines (0.06%)

• Chondroitin sulfate (0.01%)

These are classic choices for active dogs where you want to support the joints through daily feeding.

L-carnitine and muscles: good for shape and fat burning

L-carnitine is mentioned as a support for muscle building and fat burning. This is especially relevant if you want to keep your dog athletic and strong without “dead weight”.

Composition

Composition (extract):
Salmon (dried 21%), poultry protein (dried and hydrolyzed 15%), potato starch, poultry fat, potatoes (dried 20%), peas, beet chips, lentils (3%), linseed (2.5%), salmon oil (1%), krill (1%), yeast with beta-glucans, vegetables and berries, seaweed, yucca, glucosamine and chondroitin.

Important to say out loud: Contains poultry protein . If your dog has a documented poultry allergy, this is not the right choice.

Analysis and nutritional profile

• Protein: 28.0%

• Fat: 20.0%

• Crude fiber: 2.3%

• Crude ash: 7.7%

• Calcium: 1.4%

• Phosphorus: 1.0%

• Omega 3: 1.5%

• Omega-6: 2.9%

FjeldgaardShop choices: function, animal welfare and responsibility

At FjeldgaardShop.dk, this feed makes sense because it:

• is functional and built for an active everyday life

• is grain-free without unnecessary fillers

• is produced in the EU and is based on raw materials with clear nutritional value

It is the type of product that suits customers with purchase intent because it solves a specific need: stable energy and a healthy body in an active dog.

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FAQ: Chicopee HNL Active Salmon and Potato

Is the food suitable for all dogs?

It is made for adult dogs with a high activity level . For low-activity dogs, it may be too energy-dense unless fed very controlled.

Is it good for joints and muscles?

Yes, that's exactly what it's designed to be. You get green-lipped mussel, glucosamine and chondroitin for joints, and L-carnitine to support muscle and shape.

Is it suitable for allergic dogs?

It is grain-free and has salmon as its main protein source, but it also contains poultry. If you have a poultry allergy, you should choose a poultry-free alternative.

Can I use it as the only food?

Yes, it is a complete complete food and can be used alone as daily nutrition.

How do I best store it?

Dry, cool and in closed packaging. Classic, but important: air and heat make the food less fresh faster.