Dry dog food for Diabetes, 3 kg, Advance Veterinary Diets

Dry food for dogs Diabetes, 3 kg, Advance Veterinary Diets [8410650152349] Properties: - with complex carbohydrates from barley that contribute to blood glucose regulation; - contains soluble fiber and helps regulate intestinal transit and stimulates beneficial intestinal flora; - with a moderate fat content that helps maintain optimal body condition, reducing fat accumulation and excess weight; - Vitamin E contributes to neutralizing free radicals; The product is indicated in: - diabetes mellitus - constipation - fiber-responsive colitis - diarrhea of ​​the large intestine - dogs with a tendency to obesityHow to use: Consultation with a veterinarian is recommended.Ingredients: Whole corn, dehydrated poultry protein (including 7% dehydrated chicken protein), beet pulp (14%), corn protein, whole barley (7%), chicken fat, pea fiber, hydrolyzed animal protein (poultry, pork, fish), monocalcium phosphate, fish oil, salt, potassium chloride. Carbohydrate source: whole corn, whole barley.Feeding guide: Current weight Grams/day 1kg 30g 5kg 95g 10kg 155g 15 kg 215 g 20 kg 265 g 30 kg 360 g 40 kg 445 g 50 kg 525 g 60 kg 600 g 70 kg 675 g Consult your veterinarian before using the diet. The ration in the table should be adjusted according to age, breed, activity level and climatic conditions.Nutritional additives/Kg: Humidity g 8.0 Protein g 23 Fat g 12.0 Crude fiber g 6.5 Inorganic matter g 7.0 Calcium g 1.2 Phosphorus g 0.9 Sodium g 0.35 Potassium g 0.60 Magnesium g 0.12 Chlorine g 0.75 Zinc* mg 15 Omega 3 g 0.3 Omega 6 g 2.70 Arginine g 1.18 Histidine 0.51 Isoleucine 0.87 Leucine 2.27 Lysine 1.28 Methionine 0.77 Methionine + cysteine ​​1.10 Phenylalanine 1.02 Phenylalanine + Tyrosine 1.86 Threonine 0.83 Tryptophan 0.27 Valine 1.09 Soluble Fiber 4.5 Insoluble Fiber 14 Starch 28 Total sugars 2.5 Vitamin A* 2700 Vitamin D3* 120 Vitamin E* 32 Metabolizable energy (kcal) 340 *addedPrecautions: Close the bag tightly after use. The product is stored in a cool and dry place. The dog must always have fresh water available. Contraindications: health problems associated with catabolism problems.Presentation: 3 kg

High content of complex carbohydrates (barley): delayed release of glucose after feed intake or content of soluble and insoluble fibres (beet porridge): ensure the health of the colon by providing fatty acids as an energy source for the intestinal flora as well as by regulating intestinal transit. Moderate energy and fat content ensure optimal condition of the dog and prevents weight gain. Bioflavonoids: as natural antioxidants, they enhance the antioxidant effect of vitamins E and C and minimise oxidative cell damage.