Purina Veterinary Diet Dermatosis is a dietetic food specifically formulated for dogs with dermatological problems. Designed to support skin health and improve the condition of animals suffering from dermatosis, this diet helps reduce allergic reactions and protect the skin barrier. The 12 kg package guarantees a balanced and long-lasting nutritional intake, ideal for long-term treatments.
The formulation is carefully designed to offer a perfect balance of essential nutrients, vitamins and omega fatty acids to promote skin well-being. This food combines selected ingredients to relieve symptoms associated with dermatitis and other canine skin problems.
The product is aimed at dogs who need specific nutritional support in case of dermatological disorders, with the aim of visibly and lastingly improving the appearance and function of the skin.
Thanks to its composition free of common allergens, Purina Veterinary Diet Dermatosis is also suitable for dogs with food sensitivities, helping to prevent further inflammation and skin irritation.
Therapeutic Indications
Purina Veterinary Diet Dermatosis is indicated for the nutritional support of dogs suffering from allergic or non-allergic dermatoses, dermatitis and dry or irritated skin conditions. It is particularly recommended as an integral part of a therapeutic program against allergic skin reactions and chronic inflammation.
This special diet is ideal for dogs with itching, scaling, redness or thickening of the skin due to causes such as food allergies, atopic dermatitis or irritation from environmental factors. Regular use helps improve the quality of skin and coat, reducing the need for anti-inflammatory drugs or corticosteroids associated with side effects.
The product is suitable for dogs of all ages with dermatological problems, providing continuous support to maintain the integrity of the skin barrier and facilitate the healing of skin lesions. Purina Veterinary Diet Dermatosis can be used both in the acute phase and in the maintenance phase of dermatological disorders.
Furthermore, this diet is indicated in cases where a balanced intake of essential nutrients without potentially allergenic foods is necessary, to prevent the risk of sensitization and adverse reactions. It is important to follow the administration under veterinary supervision to evaluate effectiveness over time and make any changes to the dietary plan.
Composition
The composition of Purina Veterinary Diet Dermatosis is designed to offer a nutritional profile that supports the dog's dermatological health. The main ingredients include high quality proteins carefully selected to minimize the risk of food allergies, such as hydrolysed proteins, selected cereals and carbohydrate sources with low allergenic potential.
The product contains a balanced blend of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, essential for anti-inflammatory action and maintenance of the skin barrier. Furthermore, there are vitamins and antioxidants such as vitamin E and selenium, which protect cells from lipid peroxidation and promote skin regeneration.
The ingredients also include sources of soluble and insoluble fibre, useful for supporting intestinal health, of fundamental importance for the immune system and general well-being, positively influencing the state of the skin. The food is free of artificial colors and aggressive preservatives, maintaining maximum naturalness and safety for the dog.
The formulation has been balanced to meet the specific nutritional needs of dogs with dermatosis, with careful control of all components to avoid adverse reactions and guarantee a constant supply of functional and protective nutrients for the skin.
Contraindications
Purina Veterinary Diet Dermatosis should not be administered to dogs with known hypersensitivity or allergies to the ingredients present in the formulation, such as specific proteins or antioxidant components. Use is not recommended in dogs with metabolic conditions that require different diets, such as chronic renal failure or diabetes, unless otherwise indicated by the veterinary surgeon.
