Calibra Veterinary Diets Canine Oxalate & Urate & Cystine
CHF 119.90
Description
Product information "Calibra Veterinary Diets Canine Oxalate & Urate & Cystine"
Intended use:
- Reduction of oxaline stone formation
- Reduction of cystine stone formation
- Reduction of urate stone formation
OXALATE & URATE & CYSTINE MANAGEMENT
- selected protein source - egg
- low protein content
- Urinary alkalising properties
URINARY TRACT COMPLEX
- Unique herbal blend (cranberry, nettle and silver thistle)
- Vitamins and antioxidants (polyphenols and flavonoids from green tea and turmeric)
- Omega 3 (from salmon oil and algae)
Features
| Animal: | Dog |
|---|---|
| Animal size: | Large, X-Small, X-Large, Medium, Small |
| Article net weight: | 12 kg |
| Consistency: | Dry |
| Convertible energy per kilogramme: | 3.950 kcal |
| Country of origin: | Tschechien |
| Feed type: | Complete feed |
| Flavour: | Rice |
| Packaging: | Sack |
| Protein source: | Chicken, egg |
| Stage of life: | Adult, Senior |
| Transport requirement: | Unspecific |
Manufacturer
Calibra
The Calibra philosophy
Calibra develops high-quality products with high nutritional value, promotes the health of animals and thus contributes to a long-lasting and happy relationship between pets and their owners. Calibra's history dates back to 2001, when they decided to develop a new range of dry food together with veterinary professionals. The aim was to offer dog owners and breeders a high-quality food made from natural ingredients that was also suitable for animals with food allergies and digestive problems. The development was completed in 2004 and the first granulated dry dog food was launched on the market. Since 2004, Calibra has been constantly expanding and improving its product range. Calibra takes full account of the individual nutritional requirements of animals. Each recipe is carefully developed based on the physiological needs of each nutritional category. Each formula is developed on the basis of experience and is constantly improved according to the latest information and nutritional needs.
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Analytical components
Crude protein 15 %, crude fat 18 %, crude fibre 3 %, crude ash 3.8 %, moisture content 10 %, omega-3 fatty acids 0.6 %, omega-6 fatty acids 2.8 %, calcium 0.5 %, phosphorus 0.4 %, sodium 0.2 %, magnesium 0.05 %, potassium 0.7 %, sulphur 0.3 %, chlorides 0.6 %, hydroxyproline 0.03 % Vitamin D3, total 700 IU, sulphur amino acids, total 0.75 %
Composition
Rice (55 %), dried egg (19 %), chicken fat (preserved with tocopherols), dried apples, salmon oil (2 %), hydrolysed chicken liver, algae (1 %, Schizochytrium limacinum), potassium citrate (1 % urinary alkalising substance), calcium carbonate (1 %), dried herbal mixture of Vaccinium vitis-idaea, Urtica dioica, Carlina acaulis (2 000 mg / kg), fructo-oligosaccharides (220 mg / kg), beta-glucans (200 mg / kg), mannan-oligosaccharides (180 mg / kg), mojave yucca (150 mg / kg), extract of curcuma & decaffeinated green tea extract (sources of flavonoids 160 mg / kg & polyphenols 80 mg / kg), Lactobacillus acidophilus HA-122 inactivated (15 x 109 cells / kg). Selected protein source: dried egg.
Nutritional and physiological additives per 1kg
Vitamin A (3a672a) 20 000 IU, vitamin D3 (3a671) 700 IU, vitamin E (3a700) 600 mg, choline chloride (3a890) 2 000 mg, biotin (3a880) 2 mg, calcium D-pantothenate (3a841) 30 mg, niacinamide (3a315) 80 mg, organic zinc (3b606) 132 mg, Organic iron (3b106) 55 mg, Organic manganese (3b504) 66 mg, Organic copper (3b406) 4 mg, Potassium iodide (3b201) 3.5 mg, Organic selenium (3b810) 0.2 mg, Taurine (3a370) 1 000 mg, L-carnitine (3a910) 500 mg, L-arginine (3c364) 2 800 mg
Feeding recommendation
Dietary complete feed. It is recommended to seek the advice of a veterinarian before use or before extending the feeding period. Recommended duration: up to six months to reduce oxalic stone formation, initially up to six months to reduce cystine stone formation, up to six months to reduce urate stone formation, for life if uric acid metabolism is irreversibly impaired. Offer water for free intake. For cystine stones: Urinary alkalising properties and low protein content. For urate stones: Limited protein content and selected protein sources (dry egg). Offer the feed dry or slightly moistened. Recommended daily amounts are listed in the table, but should be adjusted to the animal's current condition.