INABA Chicken Breast and Vegetables with Cheese — 60 g × 3

INABA Chicken Breast and Vegetables with Cheese — 60 g × 3 is a wet dog food made in China at the manufacturer’s own factory. The official purpose is complete food for adult dogs (成犬用総合栄養食); this exact named product is classified for adult dogs. The official form is jelly. Net content: 60g×3袋. JAN: 4901133779657. Official product code: QDR-143. One outer pack contains three separate 60 g pouches, 180 g in total. Complete food, complementary food and treats describe different feeding purposes.

This standard cheese version is classified for adult dogs and carries the dairy ingredient flag. The separately named age-11 cheese version lists fish oil, collagen peptides and oligosaccharides; those additions are not listed in this standard recipe. Equal cheese names and 60 g × 3 weights do not erase the life-stage and formulation differences.

The individual manufacturer page and the actual matched Rakuten listing were checked on 17 September 2026. The adult category is not expanded into a puppy or all-life-stage claim. A Japanese manufacturer name is separate from country of manufacture. This range is manufactured in China and does not receive the made-in-Japan flag. Manufacturing country also does not establish the origin of every individual ingredient.

The official page gives code QDR-143; the seller’s photographed back shows QDS-143. This code-label difference is disclosed. The matching JAN, capacity, ingredients and analysis were checked. Check the manufacturer’s current directions if the delivered package has changed.

English reading aid for the full statement, in the listed order: Chicken (breast), vegetables (carrot, pumpkin, green peas), cheese, soybean oil, starch, agar, minerals (Ca, Fe, Cu, Mn, Zn, I, K, Mg, Se), thickening polysaccharides, vitamins (A, D3, E, B1, B2, B6, folic acid, B12, choline, biotin), red koji colour, green tea extract.

The complete original Japanese ingredient statement is also retained on this page. Chicken breast is first. Carrot, pumpkin and green peas support the vegetable flag. Green peas and soybean oil support the legume flag. Cheese supports the dairy flag. Featured flavour, first ingredient and every included ingredient answer different questions. A beef or pork name does not remove chicken from a recipe that lists chicken first.

The botanical source of “starch” is not specified in the official statement. An ingredient list without a named grain is not turned into an unverified grain-free or additive-free manufacturer claim. Vitamin D3 is preserved rather than mistranscribed as D1. Vitamins, minerals and colour ingredients are retained instead of dropping the less familiar parts of the statement.

The common checklist is a browsing aid. An unchecked category does not certify absence, freedom from manufacturing cross-contact, or suitability for an ingredient-avoidance diet. The reviewed sources do not supply inclusion percentages, fish-oil DHA or EPA quantities, or individual vitamin addition amounts. Ingredient names do not establish those values, health outcomes or treatment effects. For strict avoidance, read the current physical package and ask the manufacturer about unclear ingredients or production conditions.

Protein at least 7.0%, fat at least 1.3%, crude fibre no more than 0.4%, ash no more than 1.8%, moisture no more than 89.5%. Protein and fat are minimum guarantees; fibre, ash and moisture are maximum guarantees. These are not exact average measured contents. A fat minimum is not a fat ceiling and does not alone establish suitability for a fat-restricted diet.

The original manufacturer energy declaration is approximately 30 kcal per 60 g pouch. For comparison, this site calculates 30 ÷ 60 × 100 = approximately 50 kcal/100 g. That is a site conversion, not a directly published manufacturer value per 100 g. Approximate input remains approximate after conversion. 30 kcal refers to one inner 60 g pouch, not the three-pouch outer pack or 100 g of food.

The matched retailer’s actual package-back photograph was individually read. Body-weight guide, with total inner pouches per day:

3kg: 7pouches per day
5kg: 11pouches per day
10kg: 18pouches per day

One pouch in this table means 60 g, not the three-pouch outer pack. Seven pouches per day does not mean seven outer packs. These are the photographed product’s guide values, not an exact prescription for every dog regardless of activity or other food. The same readable back photograph is retained in the gallery. Other food contributes to the daily intake and must be considered when determining an individual ration.

Analysis percentages include moisture. Dry and wet foods cannot be ranked by a protein percentage as if their water content were identical. The reviewed official page does not supply sodium or phosphorus analysis limits. Listing mineral ingredients does not allow us to invent numerical nutrient guarantees. A complete-food declaration does not determine compatibility with a prescribed veterinary diet or a dog’s disease-related restrictions. Provide the current full statement, analysis limits and existing feeding plan to the responsible veterinarian when such restrictions apply.

The linked seller lists one pack containing three 60 g inner pouches. Check the selected quantity before ordering: three inner pouches are not three outer packs. Price, stock, shipping, bundle choices and remaining best-before period can change. The purchase button uses an individually issued Rakuten affiliate URL for the matched listing; this site may receive a commission from a purchase. The seller handles ordering, payment, delivery and returns.

Each actual product photograph was taken from that matched listing and visually checked for store-name and shop-logo overlays. The gallery includes the exact back photograph used to read the ingredients, analysis and feeding table. The shared gallery template credits Rakuten Ichiba. A front design supports identification and does not replace current text or the delivered package.

Kibble size does not apply to this wet food. Neither small-kibble nor medium/large-kibble flags are checked. The jelly form is not a promise of chewing or swallowing suitability for every dog. The official unopened shelf life is two years; this does not mean two complete years necessarily remain at delivery. Unopened shelf life is separate from after-opening handling. Follow the actual package: transfer leftovers to another container, refrigerate and use promptly. No specific after-opening number of days is invented where the reviewed information does not give one.

Recheck name, capacity, JAN, life stage, full ingredients and guarantees on the received product. Give the current package and updated manufacturer directions priority if a recipe or declaration has changed. This is dated product information, not an individual diagnosis or nutritional prescription. Retain the package and lot details if clarification is needed, rather than relying on an old screenshot or a similar flavour’s page.