Calibra VD Dog Gastrointestinal & Pancreas Low Fat Can 6x400g

£20.15

Complete & balanced Veterinary Diet wet dog food. 

Suitable for dogs with gastrointestinal issues, pancreatic disorders or those needing support for lipid metabolism and sensitive digestion. 

Low fat recipe with highly digestible ingredients including tuna, lamb and rice to support digestion and intestinal absorption. Includes hydrolysed yeasts, prebiotics (MOS, FOS), beta-glucans and Mojave yucca to support gut health and digestive function. 

Price Per Kilogram 

6x400g pack = £8.40/kg. 

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Composition

Composition: tuna (36 %), lamb (10 %), rice (4 %), hydrolysed yeasts (2 % – a source of inositol and amino acids), pea flour (2 %), lignocellulose (1 %), apples (0.5 %), psyllium husks and seeds (0.5 %), calcium carbonate (0.4 %), mannan-oligosaccharides (0.0058 %), βglucans (0.005 %), fructo-oligosaccharides(0.0048 %), Mojave yucca (0.0048 %). Highly digestible ingredient sources: tuna, lamb, rice.Analytical constituents: crude protein 8.2 %, crude fat 1.8 %, crudeash 2.2 %, moisture 80 %, crude fibre 0.9 %, calcium 0.3 %, phosphorus0.3 %, sodium 0.2 %, magnesium 0.07 %, potassium 0.3 %,omega-3 fatty acids 0.2 %, omega-6 fatty acids 0.2 %

Metabolizable energy: 725 kcal/kg.

Instructions

Complete feed. Highly digestible feed with increased sodium and potassium. It is recommended that a veterinarian's opinion be sought before use. Recommended length of time for compensation of maldigestion: initially up to 12 weeks and lifetime in the case of chronic pancreatic insufficiency. For reduction of intestinal absorptive disorders: up to 12 weeks. Feed the food dry or slightly moistened. You always ought to provide your dog fresh water to drink. Recommended daily amounts are shown in the feeding table and should be adapted to actual condition.

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