The Trovet ASD diet is characterized by a reduced level of minerals affecting the formation of urinary stones-struvites.
The level of magnesium, phosphorus and calcium was reduced.
Increased fat content allows you to maintain a healthy body weight.
High-quality proteins increase the palatability of the feed.
The Trovet ASD diet causes a decrease in the pH of urine, which leads to the prevention and dissolution of stones in the urinary tract and inhibits the development of pathogenic bacterial flora.
Diet Ingredients Update 2016
Due to the growing demand for a product that dissolves struvites, the amount of urine acidifying substances has been increased. This causes the struvite stones to dissolve. Adjusting has slightly stronger acidifying consequences for the patient's urine, causing the pH of urine to change from 6.2 to 6.0. For patients with large struvite stones, it is recommended to administer additional drugs
- For adult cats
- Urinary tract ailments
- Kidney disease
- Urolithiasis / oxalates
Analysis:
Humidity 8.00 %
Protein 32.00 %
Fat 23.00 %
Fibre 1.50 %
Carbohydrates 41.00 %
Ash 6.80 %
Composition:
Poultry and pork meat, rice, fish meat, poultry and beef fat, corn, sunflower oil, minerals and vitamins, yeast
Minerals:
Calcium 1.00 %
Phosphorus 1.00 %
Magnesium 0.07 %
Sodium 0.60 %
Potassium 0.60 %
Chlorine 1.20 %
Copper 5.00 mg/kg
Selenium 0.10 mg/kg
Manganese 28.00 mg/kg
Zinc 130.00 mg/kg
Iodine 2.00 mg/kg
Vitamins:
Vitamin A15000 IU / kg
Vitamin D31000 IU / kg
Vitamin E250 mg / kg
Energy:
17.1 MJ / kg (4083 kcal / kg)
Use:
The period of administration of TROVET ASD Urinary Struvite should be from 6 to 8 weeks from the moment of occurrence of problems associated with urolithiasis - this will prevent recurrence of the disease and lead to a full recovery of the lower urinary tract.
After this period, Trovet ASD food can be used for the rest of your life as a full-fledged, daily cat food.
Contraindications:
Do not use for kittens.
Pregnant and lactating cats.
Cats with urolithiasis not caused by struvites.
Cats that receive urine acidifying substances