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VIRBAC HYPOALLERGY FISH PROTEIN 3KG

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Hypoallergy Dog Food A2 – For Dogs With Food Allergies

VETERINARY HPM® Hypoallergy Dog Food A2 is a dry food for dogs with food allergies or intolerances. Formulated with hydrolysed fish protein for the management of digestive disorders or skin and coat disorders associated with food intolerances or allergies. Suitable as an elimination diet and for long-term management.
  • Food allergy management
  • High digestive tolerance
  • Hydrolysed single protein source

Product Details

Food allergies and intolerances can seriously affect your dog’s wellbeing and quality of life, and can present as digestive or skin issues. VETERINARY HPM® Hypoallergy Dog Food A2 is a hypoallergenic dog food formulated to help manage food intolerances and provide a long-term solution for skin and digestive issues. • Formulated with hydrolysed single source protein Breaking the fish protein down into tiny parts (‘hydrolysing’) means it’s less likely to be recognised as a threat by the immune system. The formulation also contains potato starch as a single carbohydrate source making it a great diet for an elimination trial or as long term allergy/intolerance management. • Skin and coat support Contains omega-3, omega-6 and sulphur amino acids to contribute to a shiny coat and support the skin barrier, reinforcing the natural skin defences. • Management of gastrointestinal disorders VETERINARY HPM® Hypoallergy Dog Food A2 contains a specially selected blend of probiotics and prebiotics to help nurture the gut flora and support good digestive function. It is also formulated to be highly digestible to help support dogs with compromised digestive function. • A delicious taste dogs love VETERINARY HPM® Hypoallergy Dog Food A2 is highly palatable to dogs thanks to the adapted level of animal proteins and fats. VETERINARY HPM® Hypoallergy Dog Food A2 is a complete and balanced food suitable for the management of food intolerances in adult and senior dogs. So while your dog enjoys the rich, delicious taste, you can be confident all of their nutritional needs are being met. It can be used for both the diagnosis and long-term management of food allergies. To ensure Hypoallergy Dog Food A2 is still the best fit for your dog it is recommended to check in with your vet prior to using and before extending period of use. Not suitable for puppies, pregnant or nursing dogs, or dogs with chronic kidney disease.

Benefits

Formula based on hydrolysed fish protein and potato starch allows the management of the most common food allergies. Can be used as an elimination trial if there is evidence or suspicion of adverse food reaction, with an initial trial of 6-8 weeks

High levels of animal protein and animal fats increase palatability

Highly digestible, functional ingredients help to manage gastrointestinal disorders and allergy-related digestive symptoms Omega-3, omega-6 and sulphur amino acids support skin and coat health

Feeding Guidelines

Body weight (kg) Daily ration (g/day)
Overweight Normal* Underweight
3 70 85 95
5 100 120 135
8 135 165 180
10 155 190 210
15 205 250 275
20 245 305 335
25 285 355 390
30 320 400 440
40 390 455 535
60 510 635 700
 

The daily ration is based on the dog’s current bodyweight, and must be adjusted every month. Always provide fresh drinking water. *adult dog with optimal body weight and normal physical activity.

 
 

Composition

Potato starch [1], hydrolysed fish protein [2] (24%), poultry fats, lignocellulose, minerals, hydrolysed pork and poultry proteins [2], beet pulp, mono di and tri glycerides of fatty acids, fructo-oligosaccharides, brewers yeast, Lactobacillus acidophilus. [1] Carbohydrate source.[2] Protein sources

Ingredients

  Hydrolysed fish proteins Novel ingredient with a low risk of intolerance Broken down to avoid triggering an immune response Ideal for long-term feeding in allergic dogs Digestive supplements Supports digestive health in allergic dogs Lactobacilli to support the gut flora Bentonite clay to regulate digestive movement Omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids Supports the skin barrier Encourages natural oil production Keeps the coat shiny  

Moisture
9
Protein
24
Animal to vegetal protein ratio
100/00
Fat
18
Minerals
7
Crude Fibre
4.5
NFE*
37.5
Starch
36
Calcium
0.9
Phosphorus
0.7
Sodium
0.4
Methionine + Cystine
1.2
Omega-6 fatty acids
3
Omega-3 fatty acids
0.5
% as fed

Vitamin A (IU/kg)
11000
Vitamin D3 (IU/kg)
1100
Vitamin E (mg/kg)
570
Vitamin B1 thiamine) (mg/kg)
3.8
Vitamin B2 (riboflavine) (mg/kg)
11
Vitamin B3 (PP, niacine, nicotinic ac) (mg/kg)
30
Vitamin B5 (pantothenic ac) (mg/kg)
26
Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) (mg/kg)
3
Vitamin B9 (folic ac) (mg/kg)
0.48
Vitamin B12 (cobalamine) (mg/kg)
0.062
Choline (mg/kg)
740
Taurine (mg/kg)
1500
Copper (mg/kg)
15
Iron (mg/kg)
25
Iodine (mg/kg)
1.1
Zinc (mg/kg)
120

Bentonite
5 g/kg
Killed Lactobacilli
7 mg/kg
L-carnitine
330 mg/kg

ME** calculated (kcal/100g)***
377
ME** measured in vivo (kcal/100g)
384
P rotein digestibility (in vivo %)
91
Fat digestibility (in vivo %)
97.5
Energy from protein (%)
23
Energy from fat (%)
42
Energy from NFE (%)
35
Protein to Calorie ratio (g/Mcal)
64
* Nitrogen Free Extract ** Metabolisable energy *** Calculated with NRC 2006
VETERINARY HPM® Hypoallergy DogFood A2 is a dry dog food for dogs with food allergies or intolerances, either diagnosed or highly suspected. It is suitable for adult and senior dogs but should not be given to puppies, pregnant or nursing dogs, or dogs with chronic kidney disease. To ensure it is suitable for their needs, always check with your vet before giving your dog a new hypoallergenic dog food.
VETERINARY HPM® Hypoallergy Dog Food A2 is a hypoallergenic dog food formulated to support dogs with food allergies or intolerances to certain food ingredients. It features: • Highly digestible hydrolysed fish proteins and single source carbohydrate (potato starch) to manage the most common food allergies. • Complete nutritional formulation to support long-term feeding in adult and senior dogs. • Prebiotics, probiotics, fibres and bentonite to help manage gastrointestinal disorders linked to food allergies and support healthy gut flora, regular digestion and normal stools. • Omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids to support skin and coat health. VETERINARY HPM® Hypoallergy Dog Food A2 is suitable as an elimination diet in the case of a suspected food intolerance or allergy. As a complete and balanced hypoallergenic dog food, it can also be used for long-term feeding once a food allergy or intolerance has been confirmed, with annual vet checks advised.
Dogs are naturally carnivores and need to eat an abundance of high-quality animal proteins for optimal health. VETERINARY HPM® Hypoallergy Dog Food A2 is formulated to meet these needs by providing high-quality animal proteins, with 24% protein (100% hydrolysed fish protein) and 37.5% carbohydrates.
You can find the recommended daily ration for VETERINARY HPM® Hypoallergy Dog Food A2 on this page and on the packaging. The rations will depend on your dog’s age and body weight, so weigh your dog every month and adjust their rations as needed. If you’re unsure how much to feed your dog, always ask your vet or vet nurse for advice.
It’s always best to introduce new foods gradually. Mix a small amount of the new food with your dog’s current food, gradually increasing the amount until they’re exclusively eating the new food. Use the following schedule as a guide for a successful transition: • Days 1-2 – 75% current food and 25% new food. • Days 3-4 – 50% current food and 50% new food. • Days 5-6 – 25% current food and 75% new food. • Day 7 onwards – 100% new food.

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