PURINA PRO PLAN Veterinary Diets NF Renal Function Dry Dog Food 3 kg

A complete dietetic food for adult dogs needing nutritional support for kidney function in chronic renal insufficiency. It combines restricted phosphorus with controlled amounts of high-quality protein and should be used under veterinary supervision.

Features

• Low phosphorus at 0.4%: helps slow the progression of chronic renal insufficiency.
• Controlled, high-quality protein: helps limit muscle loss and the formation of uraemic toxins.
• Omega-3 fatty acids: including EPA and DHA, in a formula designed to support kidney function.
• Low purines and urine-alkalising properties: help reduce urate and cystine stone formation when appropriate for the dog's condition, as assessed by a veterinarian.

Specifications

• Brand: PURINA PRO PLAN.
• Range: Veterinary Diets NF Renal Function.
• Food type: Complete dietetic dry food.
• Suitable for: Adult dogs.
• Net weight: 3 kg.

Ingredients

Corn, rice, dried egg, dried whey, pork fat, sugar, digest, dried beet pulp, minerals, soybean oil and fish oil. Urine-alkalising substance: calcium carbonate.

Analytical constituents

• Protein: 13.0%.
• Fat: 14.5%.
• Crude ash: 4.5%.
• Crude fibre: 2.0%.
• Phosphorus: 0.4%.
• Sodium: 0.2%.
• Omega-3 fatty acids: 0.4%, including 0.22% EPA and DHA.
• Purines: 0.06%.

Feeding instructions

1. Consult a veterinarian before use or before extending the feeding period, to confirm suitability and the daily allowance.
2. Follow the feeding guide on the packaging for your dog's body weight and your veterinarian's directions.
3. When combining with Canine NF canned food, reduce dry food by 35 g for every 100 g of wet food added, following the pack instructions.
4. Keep fresh drinking water available at all times.
5. The initial recommended feeding period is up to 6 months. A veterinarian may recommend lifelong use to reduce urate stone formation in cases of irreversible uric acid metabolism disturbance.

Important notes

• Not suitable for growing puppies or pregnant and lactating dogs.
• Not suitable for conditions requiring high protein or phosphorus intake.
• This is not a general preventive diet for healthy dogs; suitability should be determined through veterinary assessment.