Hill's Prescription Diet Urinary Care u/d, Dry food for dogs, Adult, 10kg

Hill’s Prescription Diet Canine u/d is a veterinary dry dog food specifically formulated to support urinary tract health in adult dogs of all breeds. This prescription diet is intended for the dietary management of dogs at risk for mineral crystal and stone formation, specifically targeting the mitigation of urate and cystine stones. The formula relies on highly digestible protein sources and a blend of complex carbohydrates to deliver balanced daily nutrition. To help maintain a specific urinary pH, the recipe incorporates dedicated urine-alkalizing substances that foster a stable urinary environment.

The formulation features a controlled protein profile and an appropriate fat ratio to sustain daily activity levels while meeting the requirements of a therapeutic diet. Carefully restricted sodium, alongside managed mineral concentrations, directly accommodates the physiological needs of urinary tract management. The inclusion of essential fatty acids supports overall systemic function, while select amino acids contribute to metabolic stability. Furthermore, a comprehensive antioxidant complex works to protect cells from oxidative stress during the administration of this veterinary care plan.

Analytical constituents: Protein: 10.2% – Fat content: 18.8% – Crude ash: 3.3% – Crude fiber: 2.4% – Moisture: 8% – Calcium: 0.42% – Phosphorus: 0.16% – Sodium: 0.22% – Potassium: 0.57% – Magnesium: 0.051% – Omega-3 fatty acids: 0.53% – Omega-6 fatty acids: 2.94% – Taurine: 1,000 mg/kg – L-carnitine: 347 mg/kg – Vitamin A: 7,942 IU/kg – Vitamin D3: 709 IU/kg – Vitamin E: 555 mg/kg – Iron: 115 mg/kg – Iodine: 2 mg/kg – Copper: 3.5 mg/kg – Manganese: 18.4 mg/kg – Zinc: 194 mg/kg – Selenium: 0.3 mg/kg. Metabolizable energy: 3,980 kcal/kg.

Composition: Grains, plant-based products, oils and fats, egg and egg products, minerals, meat and animal derivatives, and seeds. Urine-alkalizing substances: potassium citrate (8.5 g/kg) and calcium carbonate (7.4 g/kg). Protein source: dried egg.