Hepatic Chicken HLD - Dog 400g

Complete dietary food for dogs with insufficient liver function

Hepatic is a complete dietary food that can be used for specific liver problems. Given the important role of the liver in the processing of fat and the regulation of lipid metabolism, it is important to provide substances that support the metabolism of the liver. Hepatic is enriched with these so-called lipotropic agents (e.g. L-carnitine, lecithin and choline).

Some dog breeds are known to carry a genetic abnormality, which allows copper to accumulate in the liver. When a large amount of copper enters the body via the diet, this may result in serious damage to the liver tissue. Hepatic for dogs has a reduced copper level, to prevent the accumulation hereof.

Indications

• Liver insufficiency

• Copper accumulation disease

• Puppies

• Contra-indications

• Steatosis

• Hepatic encephalopathy

Product features

Supports fat-metabolism by high levels of lipotropic substances (i.e. lecithin, choline).

Application advice

It is recommended that a veterinarian's opinion be sought before use or before extending the period of use. The recommended period of use in case of (chronic) liver insufficiency or copper accumulation in the liver is initially up to 6 months. Hepatic is a complete dietary food that, after prescription by a veterinarian, can safely be fed for life.

Ingredients (Wet)

Chicken, rice, sunflower oil, dextrose, cellulose, vitamins and minerals, beet pulp.

Average analysis (per kg)

• Protein10.0 %

• Fat content5.0 %

• Inorganic matter2.0 %

• Crude fibre0.9 %

• Moisture77.0 %

• Carbohydrates5.1 %

• Vitamin D3110 IU/kg

• Vitamin E10 mg/kg

• Calcium (Ca)0.33 %

• Phosphorous (P)0.28 %

• Sodium (Na)0.20 %

• Potassium (K)0.20 %

• Copper (Cu)2.3 mg/kg

• L-carnitine75 mg/kg

• Energy: 4.0MJ/kg - 954 kcal/kg

Feeding advice (grams per day)

Body weight (kg) 5 10 20 30 40 50 60

Min (grams) 350 590 945 1325 1660 1960 2235

Max (grams) 430 715 1155 1625 2015 2380 2740

Feeding advice for puppies:

25% – 75% of the adult body weight: 1.6 x the feeding advice.

75% – 100% of the adult body weight: 1.3 x the feeding advice.