Light dog food with horse for weight control, without compromising

Wolfsblut Wide Plain Horse Light Adult 2 kg is for you who want a food that makes it easy to maintain weight without your dog feeling cheated. It is a grain-free complete food with horse and sweet potato, made for adult dogs that gain weight easily, are sterilized, or simply have a lower activity level.

Light doesn't mean "boring". It means smartly composed: lower fat , higher fiber , good satiety and a clear source of protein. It's old school logic, and it works.

Why Wide Plain Light makes sense

This food hits the classic weight control formula: turn down the energy density, turn up the satiety, and keep the quality high.

You get:

• Grain-free recipe without wheat, corn and soy

• Horse as an animal protein source (37%) which is often well tolerated by sensitive dogs

• Sweet potatoes (26%) as a gentle carbohydrate source with fiber

• Low fat content (6%) for weight management

• High crude fiber (7.5%) for better satiety

• MOS and FOS for intestinal flora and digestion

• Glucosamine, MSM and chondroitin for joints and mobility

If your dog is on a diet, satiety is half the battle. The fiber here is a definite advantage.

Ingredients with a focus on satiety and digestion

Composition (selected):
Horse 37% (fresh horse 27%, dried horse 10%), sweet potatoes 26%, peas, pea fiber, pea protein, chickpeas, pumpkin, linseed, horse fat 1%, parsnips, vegetable broth, fennel, minerals, Jerusalem artichokes, herbs, berries, prebiotics (MOS and FOS), Yucca schidigera extract and joint support (glucosamine, MSM, chondroitin sulfate).

It is a fiber-rich and “calm” base, where horse and sweet potato are the clear main players.

Analysis

Analytical constituents:

• Crude protein: 22%

• Crude fat: 6%

• Crude ash: 10%

• Crude fiber: 7.5%

• Energy: 298 kcal per 100 g

It is especially the combination of low fat + higher fiber + lower energy that makes the Light variant relevant.

Additives

The food is supplemented with vitamins and minerals, so it functions as a complete food, plus some “classics” that many people like to have:

• Taurine: 1,000 mg

• L-carnitine: 82 mg

• DL-methionine: 2,126 mg

• Vitamins A, D3 and E

• Minerals such as zinc, iron, manganese, copper, iodine and selenium

L-carnitine is often used in light feed because it can support fat metabolism as part of an overall weight strategy (where quantity and exercise are still king).

Who is Wolfsblut Wide Plain Light suitable for?

It is a strong match for:

• Dogs that gain weight easily

• Sterilized dogs with lower energy needs

• Dogs that need to lose weight and need better satiety

• Dogs with sensitive stomachs where you want to avoid grains

• Dog owners who want horse as a gentler source of protein

If your dog is very active or underweight, Light is typically not the right choice.

Feeding guide

Use the instructions as a starting point and adjust according to your body shape (waist and ribs should be noticeable).

Tip: If you also give a lot of treats, the Light effect will often disappear. Cut back on treats or use part of the daily ration as a reward.

How to change food

Do it gradually over 7 to 10 days. Light food typically has more fiber, and your stomach will just have to keep up.

• Days 1–3: 75% old, 25% new

• Days 4–6: 50/50

• Days 7–9: 25% old, 75% new

• Day 10: 100% new

FjeldgaardShop.dk recommends the Light variant for dogs with lower energy needs.

Wide Plain Light makes sense because it combines classic weight management principles with a transparent recipe: grain-free base, horse protein source, low fat and high satiety. It's a stable choice for dogs who need to stay on track without drama.

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FAQ

Is it still complete food even though it is light?
Yes, it is complete food for adult dogs with lower energy needs.

Is it suitable for allergy sufferers?
It is grain-free and based on horse as an animal protein source, which often works well for intolerances. If you have a diagnosed allergy: introduce gradually and keep an eye on it.

How quickly do you see an effect on your weight?
It depends on portions, treats and exercise. Weigh the dog regularly and adjust the amount, not just the “feel”.