Aninatura Bio Dog Dietetic Renal

Specific diseases usually require special veterinary or naturopathic treatment and, in some cases, also a special diet.
A dietary food not only serves to provide nutrients, but can also be used specifically to eliminate or alleviate certain symptoms of the disease. Depending on the disease, it can accompany pharmacological therapy or be used as an independent measure.
 Diet foods themselves do not have curative power, but they can soothe and support the animal's body and have a prophylactic (preventive) effect.

With the range of ANINATURA dietary nutrition we now offer a true dietary food and it is characterized not only by the quality of organic food, but above all by its nutritional quality and with these advantages:
- Vitamins are present in natural proportion
- Cold filling, careful processing
- Very high biological value

Support for kidney function in chronic and acute cases Kidney failure (reduced functional capacity):

• Acute kidney failure
• Chronic renal failure
• Prophylaxis of urate stones and cysts

This dietary food with a reduced, but biologically very high quality, content of easily digestible protein and a reduced content of phosphorus and sodium serves to provide optimal kidney relief.
Due to its low protein and mineral content, it is also suitable for feeding animals with urate stones and cysts.

Ingredients/composition:
BIO rice, BIO chicken muscle meat, BIO carrots, BIO chicken liver, BIO first-pressed sunflower oil, calcium carbonate.
Ingredients: (Average analysis per 100g OS = original substance)
Crude protein: 5%, crude fat: 5%, crude fiber: 1.5%, crude ash: 2%, Moisture: 72% Essential fatty acids: 1.44%, sodium: 0.08%, calcium: 0. 21%, phosphorus: 0.11%, potassium: 0.17%, Sodium 0.08%

Feeding recommendation per day:
Dog weight: 2kg 5kg 10kg 20kg 30kg
Approximate quantity: 100g 200g 400g 800g 1,200g

Recommended duration:
Acute kidney failure: 2-4 weeks
Chronic kidney failure: initially up to 6 months, but can be administered for life depending on the severity of the disease.
It is recommended to consult the veterinarian.

Your pet's individual needs also depend on age, activity, and environment. The data indicated are average values.