Sausas maistas katėms Hill's S/D Urinary Care, 1,5 kg

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• Gamintojas: Hill's
• Modelis: 052742059303

Dry food for cats that dissolves strutvite stones.

Urinary stones are clusters of crystals of certain minerals that come together in the urinary bladder. These can cause discomfort and lead to more serious problems requiring veterinary attention. Nutritionists and veterinarians formulated Prescription Diet s/d clinical food to support your cat's urinary health. In fact, s/d is a food that has been clinically proven to dissolve struvite urinary stones in just 6 days (average 13 days). This dry food contains chicken and has a great taste that your cat will love.

How does it work?

• Helps maintain the desired urine pH level
• Low magnesium and phosphorus content

How does it help?

• Increases the solubility of struvite crystals, supporting their dissolution
• Minimizes the concentration of struvite stone building blocks in urine

Additional information

Hill's Prescription Diet s/d dry cat food is intended for short-term feeding only and is not intended for long-term feeding (beyond 6 months). Contact your veterinarian for more information about how Prescription Diet foods can help your cat continue to enjoy an active, healthy life.

Composition

with chicken: chicken (18%) and turkey meal, brewers' rice, maize, animal fat, maize gluten meal, soybean oil, dried egg, minerals, hydrolysate, vitamins, trace elements and beta-carotene. With natural antioxidant (mixed tocopherols).

Composition Analysis

• Protein 32.1%
• Fat 22.9%
• Carbohydrates (NFE) 31%
• Crude fiber 0.7%
• Calcium 0.87%
• Phosphorus 0.69%
• Potassium 0.91%
• Sodium 0.32%
• Magnesium 0.061%
• Taurine 0.19%
• Vitamin C 0 ppm
• Vitamin E 571 IU/kg
• L-carnitine 19.9 ppm

Additional Information

When feeding s/d Feline food, do not administer any substances that acidify urine. Throughout the period of dissolving the stones, the composition of the urine should be monitored and urinary tract infections should be combated. If infection with urease-producing bacteria is not eliminated, urine pH will increase. To effectively dissolve stones, it is necessary to maintain a consistently acidic urine pH. However, if lower urinary tract disease recurs while feeding a different food, the urine pH should be monitored, the cat should be tested for urinary tract infection, or the type of crystals or stones present in the cat should be re-evaluated.

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