VetUK Veterinary Diet Canine Urinary Health

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Manufacturer: VetUK

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2Kg

£6.42

12Kg

£35.05

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Description

VetUK Veterinary Diet Canine Urinary Health is a dietary food for adult dogs with struvite disorders.

Developed with low levels of potassium and magnesium, the food reduces and maintains a low urinary pH level to counteract an unfavourable environment that could lead to urinary infections.

The food also limits the uptake of minerals into your dog's urinary tract, reducing the chance of crystals forming in the urine and leading to bladder stones, which can cause discomfort and lead to more serious problems that require the care of a veterinarian.

VetUK Veterinary Diet Urinary Health should be gradually mixed in with your dog's current food in increasing amounts and it is advised that the food should be used for a maximum of 6 months.

Please Note: The 12kg option may be supplied as 6 x 2kg bags.

Feeding Guide:

Nutrition (Per Day)
Body Weight (kg)	Grams Per Day
Body Weight (kg)	Min	Max
5	90	110
10	150	180
20	235	290
30	330	405
40	415	505
50	490	595
60	560	685

Ingredients:
Wheat, Lard, Corn Gluten, Poultry Meal, Rice, Poultry Liver (Hydrolysate), Ammonium Chloride, Calcium Chloride, Minerals and Trace Elements, Yeast, Sodium Chloride, Inulin

Typical Analysis:
Protein 23.5%, Fat 18.5%, Inorganic Matter 6.5%, Fibre 1.7%, Moisture 8.0%, Carbohydrates 41.8%

Not suitable for:
Puppies, pregnant and lactating bitches. Dogs that currently receive urinary acidifiers. Dogs with uroliths which are not composed of struvite. Dogs with oxalate stones.

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Thomas Jones

My dog had bladder stones and was wondering what food to get for her as she is a picky eater but this was eaten no problem. Also the service was first class. Well done.

Carol Gordon

Excellent value for a specific veterinary diet food. Doug has been eating this for a few months now and there is no longer blood in his urine. He had a Urethrotomy in January this year, due to Struvite stone formation blocking his urethra.

John Dixon

Subsequent medical checks have shown that this specialist product has fulfilled the hopes of both my Vet and myself.

George Clifford

A good value food, only just started using this but have had no problems with Jess (our border collie) eating it so looking hopeful for help with the regular bladder problems she has had.