Exclusion Diet Urinary Pork Peas and Rice 1.5KG

Exclusion Diet Urinary Chicken is a complete dietetic dry food formulated specifically for adult dogs with lower urinary tract problems. His recipe based on chicken and rice is designed to support the health of the urinary system, contributing to the dissolution of struvite stones and reducing the risk of recurrence. This dry food stands out for its high digestibility, thanks to the use of selected high quality ingredients such as chicken as the only animal protein source and rice as a source of easily assimilable carbohydrates. The food is balanced to also meet the nutritional needs of sensitive dogs, with a low magnesium content and a moderate intake of proteins and fats in order to maintain a controlled urinary pH, thus reducing the possibility of stone formation.

The formulation promotes a urinary environment unfavorable to the formation of struvite crystals, helping the dog during their dissolution phase and in maintaining urinary health in the long term. In addition to its dietary function, the recipe is free from common sources of intolerances such as corn, beef, dairy products, soy and gluten, promoting tolerability even in those most predisposed to food sensitivities. Each kibble is designed to be palatable and easy to chew, providing daily and constant support in the management of urinary problems. The delicate taste of chicken guarantees a pleasant feeding even for the most demanding dogs, transforming every meal into a pleasant experience.

Therapeutic Indications

This dry dietary food is indicated for the nutritional management of adult dogs with lower urinary tract problems, in particular in cases of struvite urolithiasis. It is suitable as an adjuvant in the dissolution of struvite stones present in the bladder, in the prevention of relapses and in the control of urinary pH to avoid the formation of new stones. Exclusion Diet Urinary Chicken is recommended in subjects prone to developing recurrent urinary inflammation, in the presence of concomitant infections or in dogs that need a diet for the management of chronic pathologies of the lower urinary tract. It can also be used in dogs that have undergone surgery to remove stones, promoting the recovery and prevention of new formations. The product contributes to the general well-being of the dog, minimizing the risks associated with complications of urinary pathologies.

Composition

Active ingredient: Dehydrated chicken, source of animal proteins selected to guarantee digestibility and reduced purine intake; rice selected as the only source of highly tolerable carbohydrates. The food formulation includes a reduced quantity of magnesium, essential for the prevention of struvite crystals and stones. Functional ingredients are included such as beet pulp, which promotes intestinal transit, as well as vegetable oils and fats rich in Omega-3 and Omega-6 essential fatty acids useful for protecting the mucous membranes and counteracting inflammatory processes. Nutritional additives including B vitamins, vitamin E, balanced mineral salts and DL-methionine supplementation to help maintain a slightly acidic urinary pH and support the dissolution of stones.

Contraindications

Do not use Exclusion Diet Urinary Chicken in growing dogs, pregnant or lactating females. It is not recommended to administer the food in cases of chronic kidney disease not linked to struvite stones, in conditions of severe renal failure, metabolic acidosis, heart failure and in the presence of calcium oxalate or cystine uroliths, where a different type of diet is required. Avoid use in dogs with known hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients present in the composition. Use must always be evaluated by the veterinary surgeon, who will establish the duration and dosage based on the specific clinical condition of the animal.

Safety of the drug for the species

Exclusion Diet Urinary Chicken is formulated to be safe for prolonged use in adult dogs, respecting their nutritional needs, without excesses that could overload the urinary system. The low mineral content and highly digestible protein sources reduce the risk of renal overload, while the presence of natural antioxidants promotes the well-being of urinary cells. Veterinary monitoring during the diet is essential to evaluate the animal's response and ensure that the nutrient load is always adequate for the state of health. There are no known serious side effects in healthy adult dogs that follow the directions for use, however it is important to report any adverse reactions to the vet, such as abnormal changes in urination, loss of appetite or signs of abdominal discomfort. The product does not contain drugs, but carefully selected ingredients for the safety of the canine species.

Precautions

Before starting treatment with Exclusion Diet Urinary Chicken, it is essential that the veterinarian has diagnosed the nature and type of urinary stones, as some conditions require different dietary approaches. Always follow the vet's instructions for the duration of treatment and the daily quantity, adapting the diet to the individual needs of the dog. It is important to administer only the recommended food, avoiding snacks or other foods that could alter urinary pH and interfere with the effectiveness of the diet. Always leave fresh, clean water available. Good hygiene of accessories and bowls will reduce the risk of contamination. Keep the product out of the reach of children. Store the bag closed, in a cool, dry place, away from direct heat sources.

Method of administration

Exclusion Diet Urinary Chicken must be administered daily respecting the recommended doses based on the weight, age and activity of the dog, preferably dividing the daily ration into two meals. It can be administered either dry or slightly moistened, based on the animal's preferences. The quantities can be varied, following veterinary consultation, depending on the severity of the pathology or individual response. In the first few days, it may be useful to make a gradual transition from the old diet, mixing progressively greater quantities of Exclusion Diet Urinary Chicken, to facilitate the dog's adaptation to the new kibble. Regularly monitor your dog's eating behavior and urine quality, promptly reporting suspicious changes to your veterinarian.

Treatment program

The duration of treatment with Exclusion Diet Urinary Pollo varies depending on the presence, size and quantity of struvite stones, as well as any relapses or individual predispositions. Generally, the diet is recommended for at least 5-12 weeks in the case of dissolution of stones already present, while for the prevention of relapses it can also be indicated as prolonged maintenance, always under strict veterinary supervision. It is important to scrupulously follow the prescribed doses and methods and provide periodic veterinary checks, including urine tests, to evaluate the effectiveness of the diet and the dog's state of health. In cases of genetic predisposition to urinary pathologies, the veterinarian may recommend feeding these kibbles even for indefinite periods, adapting the nutritional program based on the conditions encountered over time.

Target species

Dogs