Hill's Prescription Diet l/d Liver Care, Dry food for dogs, Adult, 4kg

Hill's Prescription Diet l/d Liver Care is a veterinary dry dog food specifically formulated for adult dogs managing chronic liver insufficiency and related hepatic issues. This specialized diet is designed to reduce the overall workload on internal organs, providing liver tissue with an optimal environment to function and recover. The highly digestible formula relies on controlled, specialized protein combinations to deliver essential amino acids efficiently. By focusing on targeted nutritional management, the recipe provides a stable metabolic base for dogs requiring dedicated clinical support.

The kibble features a moderate protein concentration alongside an elevated lipid proportion, delivering high caloric density to meet daily physiological requirements without overburdening the digestive system. A strictly managed trace mineral profile actively limits copper accumulation, addressing a primary complication in liver health management. Furthermore, the integration of clinically relevant antioxidants reinforces the dog's natural immune defenses during the recovery process. This therapeutic intervention must be administered exclusively under professional veterinary guidance to align accurately with the patient's specific medical status.

Analytical constituents: Protein: 16.7% – Fat content: 21.9% – Crude ash: 5.2% – Crude fiber: 2.4% – Moisture: 8% – Calcium: 0.78% – Phosphorus: 0.55% – Sodium: 0.17% – Potassium: 0.86% – Magnesium: 0.12% – Omega-3 fatty acids: 0.84% – Omega-6 fatty acids: 3.79% – Vitamin A: 27,814 IU/kg – Vitamin D3: 715 IU/kg – Vitamin E: 550 mg/kg – Vitamin C: 90 mg/kg – Copper: 2.9 mg/kg – Zinc: 157 mg/kg – Iron: 19.7 mg/kg – Iodine: 1.3 mg/kg – Manganese: 3.9 mg/kg – Selenium: 0.2 mg/kg – Taurine: 1,000 mg/kg – L-carnitine: 349.3 mg/kg. Metabolizable energy: 4,067 kcal/kg.

Composition: Grains, oils and fats, plant protein concentrates, eggs and egg derivatives, seeds, minerals, meat and animal derivatives, and plant-derived products. Protein sources (as listed): soy protein, dried whole chicken eggs, and corn gluten meal.