PRO PLAN Veterinary Diets CANINE HEPATIC LIVER 3kg

203.05 AED

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Product description

PPVD Canine HP Hepatic Purina PPVD Canine HP Hepatic is a complete dry veterinary product formulated to support liver function in puppies (from 14 weeks) and adult dogs with chronic liver insufficiency or other hepatic conditions. It features carefully selected protein sources, controlled copper levels, and high energy content to help maintain a positive energy balance while supporting hepatic health.

Key Benefits

Selected protein sources help reduce toxin accumulation and support liver function.
Restricted copper content helps reduce copper accumulation in the liver.
High energy density supports maintenance of body condition and positive energy balance.
Moderate protein level from selected sources (approximately 62% plant, 33% egg) helps protect hepatic tissue and slow progression of liver disease.
Added long-chain omega‑3 fatty acids from fish oil support anti‑inflammatory processes.
Added prebiotic components help reduce ammonia production and absorption, lowering the risk of hepatic encephalopathy.
Increased levels of antioxidants (vitamins E and C) support liver tissue protection and regeneration.

Composition

Corn (highly digestible carbohydrate source)
Dehydrated eggs (protein source)
Soybean meal (protein source)
Dried beet pulp (digestible fiber)
Animal fat
Hydrolyzed proteins (“digest”)
Mineral sources
Coconut oil
Dried chicory root (prebiotic)
Fish oil (omega‑3 fatty acids)
Cellulose (fiber)
Nutritional additives include vitamins A, D3, E, C, iodine, manganese, zinc, selenium, and antioxidants.
Analytical constituents: approximately 19% protein, 18% fat, 6% ash, 3.5% crude fiber, 0.21% sodium, total copper around 4.9 mg/kg, linoleic acid ~2.0%, arachidonic acid ~0.18%, alpha‑linolenic acid ~0.16%, DHA ~0.08%, energy ~3.92 kcal/g.

Directions for Use

Administer orally as a dry diet; may be offered dry or mixed with water according to the animal’s preference. follow professional veterinary guidance.