Trovet Ultra Hypoallergenic Exclusion Vegetarian Dry Dog Food, 2.5 Kg

Complete, purely vegetable, hypoallergenic dietary food for adult dogs Exclusion is a specially formulated, complete hypoallergenic dietary food for dogs with food hypersensitivity. Research has shown that animal proteins are the main cause of food hypersensitivity reactions. Exclusion is a vegetarian diet, based solely on vegetable raw materials. This makes Exclusion unique and ideal for dogs with a proven hypersensitivity to animal proteins. All the required nutrients are present in this food. Because this diet is free of animal protein, it can also be used for dogs that have urate urolithiasis. Indications Food allergy Food intolerance Prevention urate urolithiasis Contra-indications Hypersensitivity to soya protein Puppies Product features Ingredients are 100% of vegetable origin and it is therefore allowed to have the official Vegetarian label. Prevents immunological reactions (food allergy) or non-immunological reactions (food intolerance) in the form of skin problems and/or digestive problems (diarrhoea, vomiting). Changing to a hypoallergenic diet will help to slowly reduce itching. This reduces scratching, rubbing and biting, which can cause secondary skin lesions. Very suited to be used as an exclusion diet by excluding animal protein. Application advice It is recommended that a veterinarian's opinion be sought before use. The recommended duration of use for Exclusion is initially 3-8 weeks. When the hypersensitivity symptoms disappear, Exclusion can be fed for life as a complete dietary food. Ingredients (Dry) corn, soya protein (concentrate), sunflower oil, vitamins and minerals, potato protein, rice, palm oil, beet pulp, yeast (hydrolysate). Average analysis (per kg) Protein 21.5 % Fat content 14.0 % Inorganic matter 7.6 % Crude fibre 2.0 % Moisture 8.0 % Carbohydrates 46.9 % Vitamin A 22250 IU/kg Vitamin D3 2225 IU/kg Vitamin E 1000 mg/kg Calcium (Ca) 1.50 % Phosphorous (P) 1.00 % Sodium (Na) 0.25 % Potassium (K) 0.67 % Iron (Fe) 132 mg/kg Copper (Cu) 12 mg/kg Zinc (Zn) 86 mg/kg Manganese (Mn) 31 mg/kg Iodine (I) 1.8 mg/kg Energy: 15.0MJ/kg - 3587 kcal/kg FAQ What is the difference between Hypoallergenic food and Health food? A characteristic of hypoallergenic diets is that these consist out of one carbohydrate source and one protein source. Hypoallergenic diets are often formulated with more exclusive and unique ingredients. For example: Hypoallergenic (Rabbit) contains the protein source rabbit and carbohydrate source rice. A maintenance food such as Adult or Sterilised is not suited as hypoallergenic diet. Healthy pets can always be fed a hypoallergenic food, but a patient with food allergy cannot always safely be fed a regular food. Can hypoallergenic dog food cause allergies? Hypoallergenic simply means less likely to provoke an allergic reaction. This means that hypoallergenic dog food has a decreased tendency to provoke an allergic reaction. But as anything can be an allergen, just because a food says it's hypoallergenic doesn't mean that it is suitable for your dog. What is the difference between grain free and hypoallergenic dog food? Grain-free food is typically just that - free from grains. However, not all grain-free foods will be hypoallergenic - often using ingredients such as beef, chicken and dairy - whereas not all hypoallergenic foods will be free from grain. What are the benefits of hypoallergenic dog food? Hypoallergenic dog food is all about eliminating the risk of allergies and intolerances. It uses unique proteins that aren't recognised by your dog's antibodies as being antigens, eliminating - or at least minimising - the risk of your dog suffering from an allergy. Is hypoallergenic dog food healthy? A properly hypoallergenic diet for dogs will result in a host of upsides for your dog, such as considerably reducing the risk of various health problems such as obesity, arthritis, blocked anal glands, periodontal disease, digestive issues, heart disease, and some kidney ailments. What is hypoallergenic dog food made of? Certain nutrients are commonly incorporated into hypoallergenic dog food to help alleviate the symptoms of an allergic reaction. These ingredients include omega-3 fatty acids, Vitamins A and E, zinc, novel carbohydrates, and fiber. How can we stimulate the appetite of dog? When your dog is suffering from lessened appetite is it possible to support your pet in different ways. Some tips that can help stimu