Wolfsblut VetLine Renal Chicken 12 kg

Wolfsblut VetLine Renal is a complete dietary food for adult dogs to support kidney function in chronic kidney failure and reduce oxalate stone formation. If the kidneys are sick, toxins and waste products from the body can no longer be broken down enough. This leads to overload of the kidneys. In addition, reduced fluid intake relative to an acidic pH value in urine leads to oxalate stones. Wolfsblut VetLine RENAL is a special complete dietary food that adapts to the needs of dogs with chronic renal failure and oxalate stone formation. A low protein and phosphorus content relieves kidneys and circulation. Due to the adapted protein content, there are fewer decay products, low phosphorus content relieves the kidneys, since excess phosphorus cannot be excreted in kidney disease. The delicious recipe based on chicken and sweet potatoes favors the consumption of feed and ensures the supply of nutrients. Due to its alkalizing properties of urine, food can help reduce oxalate stones. Indications Chronic renal insufficiency and oxalate stone formation in dogs Ingredients Sweet potatoes 58%, Chicken 21% (Fresh Chicken 14%, Dehydrated Chicken 7%), Pea Protein, Pumpkin 4%, Chicken Fat 3%, Fish Oil, Chicken Broth 2%, Algae (DHA*rich*), Minerals, Alfalfa, potassium citrate (urine alkalizing), nettle 0,1 8% Tooth lion, blueberries, blackberries 0.09%, raspberries 0.09%, blueberries 0.09%, black currants, elderberries, aronia berries, mannan-oligosaccharides (prebiotics) 0.1%, fructo-oligosaccharides (prebiotic) 0.1%. Protein sources: chicken, pea protein, pumpkin. Directions Keep in dry area Safety Warning • Veterinary diet food must only be fed in consultation with your pet doctor • Recommended feeding time: For dermatosis and excessive hair loss up to 2 months. If nutrient intolerances are reduced for 3-8 weeks, if intolerance symptoms disappear indefinitely. • If your pet's health deteriorates, you must immediately seek veterinary advice • The amount of food must be adjusted to the individual metabolism of the animal and must be can be reduced or increased in moderation. • If your pet's health deteriorates, you must seek veterinary advice immediately • Always ensure that fresh, clean drinking water is available.