Exclusion Dog Hepatic Adult Medium & Large Breed Pork, Rice and Peas

Exclusion Monoprotein Veterinary Diet Formula Hepatic Medium & Large Breed Pork, Rice and Peas is a complete dietary food formulated for adult dogs with chronic liver insufficiency and to reduce copper accumulation in the liver. Its monoprotein formulation uses a single source of animal protein (dehydrated pork), while the low copper content helps limit buildup in the liver.

Key Features

• Hepatic: supports liver function in cases of chronic insufficiency
• Monoprotein Formula: a single animal protein source to minimize food intolerance risks
• 1+2: formulated with one dehydrated animal protein and two carbohydrate sources
• Low Copper: reduced copper content helps limit its accumulation in the liver
• EPA – Omega 3: helps slow the progression of liver insufficiency by modulating inflammatory processes
• Cell Oxidative Defense: beta-carotene, Vitamins E and C defend hepatocytes from oxidative stress
• L-Carnitine: improves fat metabolism, reducing the risk of hepatic lipidosis
• Natural Preservation: naturally preserved with antioxidants to maintain food quality

Composition

Peas (30%), rice (25%), pork fat, dehydrated pork (10%), dried beet pulp, hydrolyzed pork proteins, yeast, dried chicory pulp, lignocellulose, salmon oil, camelina oil, potassium chloride, calcium carbonate, psyllium husk and seeds, fructooligosaccharides, mannanoligosaccharides, β-1,3/1,6 glucans from the cell wall of Saccharomyces cerevisiae yeast

Analytical Constituents

• 16% crude protein
• 17.5% crude fat
• 1.3% omega-3 fatty acids
• 5% crude ash
• 3% crude fiber
• 8% moisture
• 0.7% calcium
• 0.45% phosphorus
• 0.17% sodium
• 0.05% copper

Feeding Instructions

Consult your Veterinarian before use or before extending the feeding period. Feed the recommended daily amounts based on your dog’s weight as the sole food source, and provide fresh water at all times.

Recommended Feeding Period

• Chronic liver insufficiency: initially up to 4 months
• Reduction of copper in the liver: up to 6 months