Virbac Veterinary HPM Dog Urology Dissolution & Prevention U1 - 12 kg

If your dog repeatedly struggles with urinary stones and the associated symptoms, an adapted diet is important. Virbac Veterinary HPM Dog Urology Dissolution Prevention U1 has been specially developed for adult dogs with a tendency to form urinary stones. Virbac's dietary dry food is characterised by urinary alkalising properties. Virbac Veterinary HPM Dog Urology Dissolution Prevention U1 also has urinary undersaturating properties on struvite cover?? and low magnesium levels to reduce the formation of new struvite stones and promote their dissolution. Virbac Veterinary HPM Dog Urology Dissolution Prevention U1 at a glance: Dietary complete food for dogs to dissolve struvite stones, reduce struvite stone recurrence and reduce oxalate stone formation Reduction of oxalate stones: urinary alkalising properties, low calcium content low vitamin D content Urinaryundersaturating properties with regard to struvite, low magnesium content Species-appropriaterecipe: according to your dog's natural nutritional needs, low in carbohydrates, high in protein High quality animal proteins: provide the organism with a valuable amino acid profile Can stimulate drinking: formula provides increased fluid intake improved flushing of the urinary tract High digest ive tolerance: lactic acid bacteria, prebiotics and montmorillonite can support natural gut function and contribute to normal faeces EPA DHA: are characterised by anti-inflammatory properties Skin Coat: with omega-3 omega-6 fatty acids, support normal skin barrier function and contribute to a shiny coat Made by the animal health specialist: Laboratoires Virbac have been making pet health products since 1968, the family-owned, listed company is synonymous with the highest quality and innovative formulations Free from wheat, gluten, corn, soy, eggs and beef Delicious taste: well accepted by many dogs General advice It is recommended to seek the advice of a veterinarian before use or before extending the feeding period. While feeding a diet food, you should visit your pet veterinarian regularly for check-ups. If your pet's health deteriorates, you must seek veterinary advice immediately.