Indications: obesity.
Diet specifics:
* optimal composition of a diet designed for weight reduction: 66% of energy in the form of carbohydrates, 18% in the form of proteins and 16% in the form of fats,
high-quality animal protein ensuring a sufficient supply of nutrients
* reduction of the total caloric intake without increasing the percentage of plant-based fibre
* low fibre content for optimal digestion, reducing the volume of formed, solid stools
Daily regime: (for the feeding guide see the table on the packaging) getting the dog used to the reduced-calorie food must be gradual; the dog's weight loss should not exceed 1 - 2% per week. The dog should have access to water.
Slow regime - 70% of the original caloric value - for dogs in workload, also suitable for dogs that adapt with difficulty
Medium-level regime - 60% of the original caloric value - recommended for most dogs.
Fast regime - 50% of the original caloric value - for dogs that lose weight too slowly with medium restriction.
Follow the individual needs of the patient.
The amount of food must be determined based on the weight loss, according to individual requirements. If the weight does not drop after a 4-week course, the ration is reduced by 10%.

Composition: maize starch, chicken meat, rice flour, dried beet, poultry stomachs, fish meat, dried eggs, dried yeast, potassium chloride, maize oil, DL-methionine, flaxseed.

Quality characteristics: proteins 17.2%, moisture 8%, oils and fats 5.9%, crude ash 5%, fibre 1.8%, calcium 0.85%, phosphorus 0.7%, vitamin A 12000 IU/ kg, vitamin D3 900 IU/ kg, vitamin E (alpha-tocopherol) 100 mg / kg, copper in the form of copper sulphate 15 mg / kg.
Metabolised energy:
In vivo: 3648 kcal / kg (15.3 MJ / kg)
In vitro: 3275 kcal / kg (13.7 MJ / kg)