Exclusion Diet Urinary Pork and Rice 400GR

Exclusion Diet Urinary Pork and Sorghum 400GR is a complete dietetic food designed specifically for adult dogs, formulated to support the health of the urinary tract and help in the management of struvite stone disorders. This product presents itself as a nutritional solution that combines selected ingredients, free of proteins and cereals commonly associated with adverse reactions.

The formulation is based on the use of pork as the only animal protein source and sorghum as the only cereal, guaranteeing a highly digestible intake and also suitable for dogs with food sensitivities or allergies. Its composition contributes to making the urinary environment less favorable to the formation and maintenance of stones, promoting the dissolution of stones already formed and reducing the risk of recurrence.

The pâté consistency makes it easy for all dogs to eat, including the most demanding ones or those with chewing problems.

This reference represents a balanced choice, thanks to the presence of substances that slightly acidify the urine, favoring the solubility of struvite. The ingredients are highly selected and processed to offer a palatable product, free of artificial colors and preservatives, also ideal for exclusion diets. The balance of minerals helps preserve kidney function and the general health of the urinary tract, while providing all the essential nutrients for the daily well-being of the adult dog.

The recipe also contains a correct supply of B vitamins, essential for cellular metabolism and useful in supporting the immune system.

The Exclusion Diet Urinary Pork and Sorghum wet food is designed to help prevent the reappearance of struvite stones after dissolution and as a complementary support to other veterinary treatments. The product can also be used as part of long-term dietary plans, following the instructions of your veterinary surgeon.

Therapeutic Indications

Exclusion Diet Urinary Pork and Sorgho 400GR is aimed mainly at adult dogs who need a targeted diet for the management of diseases of the lower urinary tract or predisposed to the formation of struvite stones.

The therapeutic action of the product is based on its specific formula which helps to promote a slightly acidic urinary pH, hindering the formation of struvite and promoting its dissolution. The diet is especially suitable in cases where the vet has diagnosed or suspects the presence of crystalluria, struvite bladder stones, or symptoms such as difficulty urinating, presence of blood in the urine or frequent relapses of bacterial cystitis associated with the presence of stones.

The product is also used in the context of secondary prevention, i.e. for those animals that have already shown episodes of stones and require a long-term maintenance diet to reduce the probability of the pathology reappearing. The effectiveness in lowering urinary saturation for struvite salts is supported by ingredients that promote diuresis and limit the urinary concentration of the minerals involved, such as magnesium and phosphorus.

This therapeutic diet can be used both alone and in combination with other therapies prescribed by the vet, as part of an overall plan for the dog's urinary health, with great attention to tolerability and dietary compliance in the most sensitive subjects.

It is recommended to use it under strict veterinary supervision to ensure a specific indication for the diet and monitor any progress or need for adaptation. It can also be administered in the case of exclusion diet therapy in the presence of suspected food intolerances linked to animal proteins other than pork or cereals other than sorghum, proving particularly versatile for dogs with combinable dietary needs.

In summary, Exclusion Diet Urinary Pork and Sorgho is indicated whenever it is necessary to control urinary pH, reduce the load of minerals causing struvite, manage the health of the urinary tract and promote a highly digestible and food safe diet.

Composition

Active ingredient: unique protein source of pork animal origin, used to reduce the risk of adverse allergic reactions or intolerances to other more common animal protein sources. Sorghum, the only cereal present, offers a source of slowly assimilated carbohydrates, gluten-free and with a low glycemic index, ideal for supporting urinary metabolism without burdening the dog's digestive system. This food also contains natural acidifying substances that help maintain the correct urinary pH.

Other key ingredients include high-quality vegetable oils, B vitamins, selected minerals with reduced magnesium and phosphorus, and plant fibers to support intestinal function and overall health.

The composition is characterized by the absence of artificial additives such as colourants, flavorings and synthetic preservatives. Each single portion provides controlled levels of calcium, sodium, and an appropriate moisture and protein content, balanced to promote correct hydration and optimal urinary function.

The list of ingredients includes selected pork parts, processed sorghum to ensure digestibility and maintain the stability of the product over time, integrated with chelated minerals for better absorption and use by the body. The addition of natural fibers also helps maintain intestinal transit and contributes to a sense of satiety, reducing the risk of being overweight, which can represent an aggravating factor in subjects predisposed to urinary disorders. The formulation is designed to be palatable and easily accepted even by dogs with difficult tastes or with previous experience of refusing therapeutic diets.

Contraindications

Exclusion Diet Urinary Pork and Sorghum is not indicated in cases where dogs have hypersensitivity, allergy or specific intolerance to pork proteins, sorghum, or to any of the ingredients and natural components that make up the recipe. Furthermore, this food should not be used in dogs with a history of urinary stones of a type other than struvite, such as calcium oxalate, urate or cystine stones, for which other nutritional strategies are more appropriate and safe.

It is not recommended for growing dogs, puppies, pregnant or breastfeeding females, as the specific nutritional needs of these categories require targeted and personalized diet plans that can guarantee a higher and different energy and nutrient intake compared to a urological control diet. Do not administer the food in the presence of acute pathological conditions of the urinary tract such as obstructions, untreated acute bacterial infections, advanced renal failure or other metabolic pathologies in which the veterinary surgeon advises against management through acidifying diets or with a reduced content of specific minerals.

It is recommended, before and during the administration of the product, to subject the dog to regular veterinary checks to ensure that the diet is appropriate and that there are no unwanted effects or worsening of the subject's general state of health. In the event of the onset of symptoms other than those expected or an inadequate response to the diet, discontinue use and consult a professional.

Safety of the drug for the species

The formulation of Exclusion Diet Urinary Pork and Sorgho 400GR is the result of advanced research aimed at guaranteeing maximum safety in the canine species. The exclusive selection of ingredients guarantees a reduced allergenic potential and promotes intestinal tolerability, even in the most delicate subjects. The choice to limit the levels of magnesium, phosphorus and calcium aims at metabolic safety, reducing the renal load and the risk of formation of urinary precipitates other than struvite.

The use of a single animal protein source and a single type of cereal ensures the minimization of potential cross-reactions at the immune level, while the presence of natural additives helps in preservation without negatively impacting the intestinal flora or other systems.

The product has been tested to ensure high digestibility, nutritional stability and absence of contaminants or toxic substances. No significant adverse effects were observed in continuous and controlled use on healthy adult dogs suffering from compatible urinary pathologies, in compliance with the administration instructions.

Safety of use is maintained even in prolonged use protocols, while indiscriminate handling or autonomous adoption without veterinary consultation is not recommended. Special attention is reserved for subjects with accessory conditions such as chronic renal failure, in whom an adaptation of the dosages and duration of treatment may be necessary. The exclusive use of high quality ingredients and the total absence of non-natural chemical additives offers a high level of reliability over time.

Precautions

The Exclusion Diet Urinary Pork and Sorghum 400GR dietary food must be administered exclusively under veterinary supervision, to allow careful monitoring of the dog's clinical response and to intervene promptly in the event of any adverse effects or poor efficacy. Particular attention must be paid in the first phases of food transition, which must occur gradually, progressively diluting the previous food with the new one over a few days to ensure good digestive adaptation.

Ensure that the dog always has access to a sufficient quantity of fresh, clean water, as hydration is essential to promote the dilution of urine and optimize the preventive and therapeutic action against urinary stones.

It is advisable to avoid simultaneous administration with other therapeutic diets or supplements not prescribed by the veterinarian, which could modify the urinary acidification profile or alter the mineral balance.

Handling the product does not present particular risks, but it is still recommended to wash your hands after distributing the food, especially if you suffer from known food allergies to one of the ingredients. Do not leave the food available to children or animals not intended for use, and store the can in a dry, cool place away from direct heat sources before opening. Once opened, the product should be kept in the refrigerator and consumed within a couple of days to preserve its freshness and nutritional properties.

Method of administration

Exclusion Diet Urinary Pork and Sorghum 400GR is designed to be easily administered as a complete wet food, directly from the can to the bowl. The soft and homogeneous consistency of the pâté promotes palatability and ease of intake, making the product suitable for both healthy adult dogs and those with chewing difficulties or convalescents.

The ration must be calculated based on the indications on the label relating to the dog's body weight, general state of health and level of physical activity and, in any case, personalized under veterinary advice.

It is recommended to divide the recommended daily dose into at least two meals, to promote regular digestion and limit peaks in urinary mineral concentrations. The transition to Exclusion Diet Urinary Pork and Sorghum must occur progressively, especially in sensitive subjects, progressively mixing the new food with the previous one over a period of 7-10 days. The food can be administered at room temperature but, if kept in the refrigerator after opening, it is preferable to bring it to a more pleasant temperature a few minutes before the meal to improve its palatability.

Do not add mineral or vitamin supplements unless explicitly indicated by a veterinary surgeon. Always follow the recommendations relating to calorie intake and individual needs, adapting the quantity in cases of weight gain or loss, change in physical activity or onset of concomitant clinical conditions.

Treatment program

The use program of Exclusion Diet Urinary Pork and Sorgho 400GR is generally based on continuous administration periods which vary depending on the veterinary advice and the dog's clinical response. In cases of initial management of struvite stone disorder or prevention of recurrence, the diet may be prescribed as the sole nutritional source for periods of at least 5-12 weeks to encourage complete dissolution of existing stones or until documented clinical resolution.

For long-term prevention there are protocols that allow the continued use of the food as the sole diet if tolerated by the subject and under monitoring. In the event that the diet is used to support a more complex therapeutic plan, for example in association with pharmacological therapies for the prevention of recurrent urinary infections, the duration and frequency of administration must be established on the basis of the clinical progress and periodic veterinary checks, including any urinalysis to monitor pH and urinary crystals.

Reintroduction to a standard diet must always take place under veterinary supervision and only when the risk of recurrence can be assessed as low or the absence of the pathology has been sufficiently confirmed at a laboratory and clinical level. It is important to scrupulously follow the program and recommended doses to obtain maximum benefits, avoiding sudden interruptions or unauthorized supplementation of other foods and snacks.

Target species

Adult dogs