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| Full and balanced wet diet for dogs | A tasty, full and balanced diet designed for dogs with lower urinary tract problems, used to reduce the formation of crystals and struvite stones. Feeding a wet diet promotes consumption and balancing the balance of water in the body in dogs that do not drink enough of it in the form of liquids. The right amount of protein of animal origin maintains the proper pH of urine. |
| Monoprotein diet | One source of protein of animal origin (chicken) reduces the risk of allergies. |
| Gluten-free diet | The use of rice as a source of carbohydrates allows you to eliminate gluten from the diet. |
| Cranberry | The antibacterial effect of cranberries consists in limiting the possibility of bacteria adhering to the surface of the mucous membrane, which reduces its colonization and the spread of inflammation. |
| DL-methionine | DL-Methionine causes acidification of urine, which limits the formation of crystals and struvite stones. |
Ingredients:
Chicken (64%), rice (4%), cranberry (2%), minerals (1%)
Nutritional additives per kg:
Vitamins: Vitamin D3 (3a671) – 200 IU; Trace elements: zinc as zinc sulphate monohydrate
(3b605): 25 mg; manganese as manganous sulphate monohydrate (3b503): 1.4 mg; iodine as Calcium iodateanhydrous (3b202): 0.75 mg; copper as copper (II) sulphatepentahydrate (3b405): 1 mg; Aminoacids: DL-methionine (3c301) – 1000 mg.
Analytical constituents: crude protein 9%; crude fat 6.4%; crude ash 1.9%; crude fibre 0.3%; carbohydrates 2.4%; moisture 80%; Ca 0.2%; P 0.14%; Na 0.1%; K 0.2%; Cl 0.26%; Mg 0.03%; S 0.2%; Omega-6 FA 0.9%; Omega-3 FA 0.1%
Energy density (kcal/100g) 97.4
Dog weight
| 5-10 | 10-15 | 15-20 | 20-30 | 30-40 | 40-50 |
Daily dose / can | ¾ - 1½ | 1½ - 1¼ | 2-3 Ads | 3 - 3½ | 3½ - 4½ | 4½ - 5½ |
The diet covers the daily nutritional requirement of an adult dog who requires the introduction of diet therapy for lower urinary tract problems and struvite urolithiasis. Daily doses, presented in the table on the package, depend on the current body weight, health and condition of the animal and its motor activity. Depending on the current needs of the dog, they may change. The daily dose should be divided into 2-4 meals, given at regular intervals. In the case of prevention of struvite urolithiasis, it is recommended to introduce a smaller amount, but more often given portions of food, which positively affects the acidification of urine. All changes related to the diet (diet selection, dosage, frequency of meals) should always be consulted with a veterinarian.
