Exclusion Renal Pork & Sorghum And Rice Small Breed Dog Food 2 kg.
Complete dietary food with a single-protein animal formulation for dogs with renal insufficiency
Exclusion Monoprotein Veterinary Diet Formula Renal is a single-protein dietetic food formulated with a single alternative source of animal protein, innovative ingredients, and preserved with natural tocopherols. It represents the nutritional response available to veterinarians, differentiated by size, to support kidney function during chronic or temporary renal insufficiency.
PORK & SORGHUM AND RICE SMALL BREED
Characteristics: Exclusion Diet Renal Small Breed is a complete dietary food formulated to support renal function in cases of chronic or temporary renal insufficiency. This dietary food contains a low concentration of phosphorus and a reduced level of high-quality protein.
Indications: Adult dogs with chronic or temporary renal insufficiency.
RENAL - Nutritional support of renal function during chronic or temporary renal failure
MONOPROTEIN FORMULA - A single source of animal protein to minimize the risk of food intolerances and dehydrated ingredients for a greater supply of nutrients
1+2 - Formulated with a single source of dehydrated animal protein and 2 sources of carbohydrates
LOW PROTEIN - Reduced high-quality protein content to relieve kidney strain
OMEGA – 3 - Omega-3 fatty acids to slow the progression of kidney failure by modulating inflammation
FOS - Fructooligosaccharides to support intestinal flora and reduce urea
LOW PHOSPHOROUS AND SODIUM - Low concentration of phosphorus and sodium to support kidney function
NATURAL PRESERVATION - Only natural antioxidants to preserve food from oxidative damage
Directions for use: It is recommended to consult a veterinarian before use. Feed the recommended amounts shown in the table based on the dog's weight, as the sole source of food. Always leave fresh water available.
Recommended duration of use: 2-4 weeks in case of temporary renal insufficiency; initially up to 6 months in case of chronic renal insufficiency.