Do not give veterinary diets to your pet without a veterinarian's recommendation! You should also consult your veterinarian at least once every 6 months about whether to continue feeding this food. If your pet's condition worsens in any way while on the diet, contact your veterinarian immediately.

Complete and balanced dietetic food for dogs, designed to help with problems of the urinary tract: bladder and urinary tract. The Urinary Dog diet reduces the formation of struvite crystals and stones (magnesium ammonium phosphate).

Indications:

lower urinary tract disorders requiring a urinary diet
prophylaxis of struvite urolithiasis

Complete and balanced wet food for dogs	Palatable, complete and balanced food for dogs with lower urinary tract problems, used to reduce the formation of struvite crystals and stones. Feeding a wet diet supports intake and balances the body's water balance in dogs that do not drink enough water in liquid form. The correct amount of animal protein maintains proper urinary pH.
Monoprotein diet	A single source of animal protein (chicken meat) reduces the risk of allergies.
Gluten-free diet	The use of rice as a source of carbohydrates excludes gluten from the diet .
cranberries	The antimicrobial activity of cranberries is based on reducing the ability of bacteria to adhere to the mucosal surface, which reduces its colonisation and the spread of inflammation.
DL-methionine	DL-methionine acidifies the urine, which limits the formation of struvite crystals and stones.

Contraindications:

dogs in the growth phase, pregnant and lactating bitches
dogs with chronic kidney, heart or other conditions where low sodium levels are indicated
dogs with&nbsp>gastrointestinal dysfunction, for which a reduced-fat diet is indicated
dogs with disorders associated with metabolic acidosis

Composition:

meat and animal products (64% chicken), rice (4%), cranberries (2%), minerals (1%).

Nutritional additives per kg:

Vitamin D3 (3a671): 200 IU; zinc as zinc sulphate monohydrate (3b605): 25 mg; manganese as manganous sulphate monohydrate (3b503): 1.4 mg; iodine as anhydrous calcium iodate (3b202): 0.75 mg; copper as copper sulphate pentahydrate (3b405): 1 mg; DL-methionine (3c301): 1000 mg.

Analytical constituents (g/100 g food): Crude protein 9.00, Crude fat 6.40, Crude ash 1.90, Crude fibre 0.30, Carbohydrates 2.40, Moisture 80.00, Calcium (Ca) 0.20, Phosphorus (P) 0.15, Sodium (Na) 0.10, Potassium (K) 0.19, Chlorine (Cl) 0.26, Magnesium (Mg) 0.03, Sulphur (S) 0.2, Omega-6 fatty acids 0.90, Omega-3 fatty acids 0.10,

Energy (kcal/100 g) 97.40

Dosage:

Dog body weight (kg)	<2	5-10	10-15
Number of cans (200 g/dog/day)	½	1½ - 3¼	3 ¼ - 4 ½

The diet covers the daily nutritional requirements of an adult dog that needs dietary therapy for lower urinary tract problems and struvite urolithiasis. The daily rations shown in the table on the packaging depend on the animal's current body weight, health condition and fitness, as well as its physical activity. They may change depending on the dog's current needs. The daily ration should be divided into 2-4 meals given at regular intervals. In the case of prophylaxis of struvite urolithiasis, it is recommended to introduce smaller but more frequent food portions, which has a positive effect on urine acidification. Any changes related to feeding the diet (choice of diet, dosage, meal frequency) must always be consulted with a veterinarian.

in the case of prophylaxis of struvite urolithiasis, the maximum duration of the diet is: 6 months
other urine-acidifying substances are contraindicated when using the urinary diet
regular check-ups are recommended during the diet, after consultation with a veterinarian
the food should be served at room temperature; after opening, the can should be stored in the refrigerator
the animal must have constant access to fresh water