Digestive distress in dogs can have a number of different causes that need addressing in order to clear up the issues. In every case it is vital to ensure your dog has specially adapted nutrition that provides all the key nutrients needed to help reduce digestive disorders. Hill’s Prescription Diet Canine i/d Digestive Care Low Fat Stew - Chicken has been specially formulated for dogs with digestive problems, with a recipe tailored to these specific needs.
This dietetic wet food is an easily digestible complete dish that has been developed to relieve the digestive system. Hill’s Prescription Diet Canine i/d Digestive Care Low Fat Stew - Chicken contains unique ActiveBiome+ technology with prebiotic fibres and has an increased electrolyte content. The recipe can help improve nutrient intake in the gut and support a healthy balance in the intestinal flora.
Hill’s Prescription Diet i/d Digestive Care Low Fat Stew - Chicken at a glance:
- Complete dietetic wet food for adult dogs, for the relief of acute intestinal absorption disorders and to compensate for insufficient digestion and exocrine pancreatic insufficiency
- Easily digestible: contains highly digestible, gently prepared ingredients that are easy for the body to process without putting excess stress on the digestive system
- Increased electrolyte content: higher levels of sodium and potassium
- Reduced-fat recipe: which can help to reduce the workload for the digestive system
- With prebiotic fibres: ActiveBiome+ technology provides the gut with microbiomes, for improved stool quality
- Omega-3 fatty acids: can support the gut flora as well as ensuring balance in the intestinal bacteria
- With clinically proven antioxidants: to strengthen the immune system
- Tasty recipe: high acceptance, delicious stew with chicken and hearty vegetable flavour
- Handy ring-pull tin: easy to open and serve
- Recommended by vets: for an effective, therapeutic diet
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