Terra Canis Alimentum Veterinarium Low Mineral Diet 6 x 400 g Chicken

Wet dog food to dissolve struvite stones & reduce the formation of new ones, 100% human-grade consumption quality, grain & gluten free, uric acidifying & diluting, adapted mineral contentGeneral infections, poor diet or even insufficient water intake can be the cause of urinary stone formation. Terra Canis Alimentum Veterinarium Low Mineral Diet 6 x 400 g was developed to support the dissolution of struvite stones and is the first complete diet food for dogs prepared with 100% human-grade consumption quality ingredients.

The dietary wet food has urinary acidifying properties that contribute to a urinary environment that is unfavorable for the formation of new struvite stones. Terra Canis Alimentum Veterinarium Low Mineral Diet 6 x 400 g also contains low levels of magnesium, as this mineral is a component of urinary stones.

Terra Canis Alimentum Veterinarium Low Mineral Diet 6 x 400 g at a glance:

• Complete food diet for fully grown dogs to dissolve struvite stones & reduce struvite stone recurrence
• Urinary acidifying: contributes to an acidic urine pH value, unfavorable urinary environment for struvite stones
• Low magnesium content: adapted concentration of minerals
• Stimulates drinking: lightly increased salt content, can contribute to increased water absorption & increased urine volume
• Grain & gluten free: also suitable for sensitive dogs, potatoes & squash as digestible carbohydrate sources
• 100% human-grade consumption quality : best muscle meat & offal, rich in highly digestible protein & valuable amino acids
• Fruit & vegetables: with lingonberries, sage & artichoke leaves rich in vital substances
• Calcium: from oyster shells, needed to maintain normal bones
• Premium quality: certified master butcher quality from local production in Bavaria
• Developed with vets
• Varied : available in different varieties

General information

• It is recommended to seek the advice of a vet before use or before extending the feeding period.
• While feeding a dietetic food, you should visit your veterinarian regularly for check-ups.
• If your pet's health deteriorates, you must seek veterinary advice immediately.