Royal Canin Veterinary Health Nutrition Hepatic, Dry food for dogs, Adult, 1.5kg

Royal Canin Veterinary Health Nutrition Hepatic is a dry prescription diet formulated for adult dogs requiring specific liver support due to chronic hepatic insufficiency and related conditions. The formula utilizes highly digestible plant-based protein sources to deliver necessary nutrition while reducing the metabolic workload on the liver. Readily available carbohydrates serve as the primary energy source, providing necessary calories without overburdening the digestive system. This targeted diet is packaged for measured daily feeding and must be implemented under direct veterinary guidance to effectively manage ongoing hepatic issues.

The nutritional profile features a restricted copper level specifically designed to prevent harmful cellular accumulation within the liver. A carefully managed, moderate protein concentration provides essential amino acids while helping to mitigate excessive ammonia production during digestion. The high energy density ensures that dogs receive adequate caloric intake, even with potentially reduced meal sizes. Additionally, the inclusion of targeted prebiotics and a comprehensive antioxidant complex helps neutralize free radicals, supporting overall physiological stability and intestinal transit during the veterinary treatment plan.

Analytical constituents: Protein: 16% – Fat content: 16% – Crude ash: 4.7% – Crude fiber: 2% – Phosphorus: 0.52% – Calcium: 0.72% – Sodium: 0.2% – Magnesium: 0.08% – Potassium: 0.9% – Copper: 4 mg/kg – Zinc: 241 mg/kg – Iron: 164 mg/kg – Manganese: 53 mg/kg – Iodine: 4.3 mg/kg – Selenium: 0.38 mg/kg – Vitamin A: 19,000 IU/kg – Vitamin D3: 1,000 IU/kg – Vitamin E: 600 mg/kg – Vitamin C: 200 mg/kg – Taurine: 2,100 mg/kg – L-carnitine: 300 mg/kg. Metabolizable energy: 4,043 kcal/kg.

Composition: Rice, hydrolyzed soy protein isolate, corn, animal fats, beet pulp, hydrolyzed animal proteins, minerals, soy oil, vegetable fibers, fish oil, fructo-oligosaccharides, algae oil Schizochytrium sp. (source of DHA), and marigold meal.