Terra Canis Alimentum Veterinarium Low Mineral Diet Saver Pack 12 x 400g Game

Stock up now! Wet dog food diet, 100% human-grade consumption quality ingredients, for dissolving struvite stones & reducing struvite stone recurrence, uric acidifying, low magnesium contentThe first complete diet food made from 100% human-grade consumption quality ingredients: Terra Canis Alimentum Veterinarium Low Mineral Diet 12 x 400g has been developed to dissolve struvite stones and reduce recurrence of struvite stones in dogs and has an excellent taste.

The diet dog meal is grain and gluten free, which supports good digestibility. Terra Canis Alimentum Veterinarium Low Mineral Diet 12 x 400g is characterized by urinary acidifying properties, which can promote a urinary environment that is unfavorable for struvite stones. In addition,the magnesium content isreduced, as this mineral is a building block of struvite stones.

Terra Canis Alimentum Veterinarium Low Mineral Diet Saver Pack 12 x 400g at a glance:

• Complete food diet for fully grown dogs to dissolve struvite stones & reduce struvite stone recurrence
• Urinary acidifying properties: promotes an acidic urinary environment, urine pH value unfavorable for struvite stones
• Low magnesium content: adapted concentration of minerals
• Stimulates water intake: light salt content, can stimulate drinking & contribute to increased urine volume
• Gluten & grain-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 vitamin-rich lingonberries, sage & artichoke leaves
• Oyster shells: natural source of calcium, 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.