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|Articles|October 1, 2006
Canine Formula
The Iams Co. introduces a Small & Toy Breed Formula for dogs that weigh 20 pounds or less, in puppy and adult varieties.
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The Iams Co. introduces a Small & Toy Breed Formula for dogs that weigh 20 pounds or less, in puppy and adult varieties.
It is complete with chicken, fish and egg to help keep the dog healthy and active for life, the company says.
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Iams' new formula provides concentrated nutrition specifically designed to meet the unique needs of small breeds. To address a small dog's high-energy needs, the product is formulated with more protein and fat.
To help maintain good dental hygiene through all stages of a dog's life, Iams Small & Toy Breed Formula includes the proprietary Iams Daily Dental defense to reduce tartar buildup by up to 50 percent.
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