PRO PLAN VETERINARY DIETS EN Gastrointestinal Wet Dog Food 12x400g

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To reduce your canine companion’s risk of constipation, make sure they have enough fibre or ‘roughage’ in their diet. It is also important to make sure your dog is drinking plenty of water and getting enough exercise, which can all help.

Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets Feline DM ST/OX Diabetes Management is a specialist diet for adult cats with diabetes, which meet the nutritional needs of diabetic cats and is clinically proven to help reduce the amount of insulin needed. The ingredients in this wet food are specifically formulated to help reduce fluctuations in your cat's blood sugar levels. There is a low carbohydrate content, as a high carbohydrate content can result in a rapid increase in blood sugar levels. Additionally, Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets Feline DM has an increased Vitamin E levels, which can help to reduce oxidative stress. Purina diabetic cat food can be fed long-term, as well as a temporary diet. PURINA PRO PLAN Veterinary Diets Feline EN is prepared with tasty salmon andthe limited amounts of protein sources helps to minimise digestive discomfort. Additionally, the moderated fat content helps to reduce stress on yourcat's digestive system and the prebioticssupports general intestinal health. This delicious wet food is suitable for both adult cats and younger junior cats. Easy to digest ingredients: highly digestible ingredients to help relieve the digestive system and support optimal nutrient absorption By adding this product to your shopping basket you are confirming that you have read and understood the above information. Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets Feline OM ST/OX Obesity Management is a wet dietetic cat food that is low in calories, which is developed to reduce excessive weight. The high protein content helps to maintain your cat's healthy muscle mass during weight loss, while the fibre content helps your cat feel fuller for longer. Purina Obesity Management cat food can also help to prevent the formation of urinary stones, which overweight cats are more likely to suffer from.When your dog is focused on getting table scraps, give lots of hugs, praise and playtime instead, which you’re both able to enjoy! Fibre is good for your dog, but remember that too much can have adverse effects. These include loose stools, flatulence (gas) and increased stool volume. Effective constipation treatment for your dog As with prevention, a pro-biotic supplement can be used to calm your dog’s digestive tract and make everything ‘normal’ again.

Please consult your vet before feeding your pet with a veterinary diet. Your vet will be able to give further information and advice on possible treatment Treatment for dog constipation may be different depending on the cause. Possible treatments include medication, a stool softener, or a high fibre diet – whatever you need to keep your dog’s digestive system healthy so you can enjoy each other’s company without worry! Your dog’s digestive system can normally look after itself, as long as it is getting the right food and nutrition. But even with your care it can sometimes encounter unexpected problems.

PURINA PRO PLAN Veterinary Diets EN Gastrointestinal is a complete dietetic food for puppies and adult dogs. EN Gastrointestinal Cat Food has been specially formulated with a blend of insoluble and soluble fibres, including a prebiotic (inulin) for regulating GI transit and nutritional support for enterocytes. The dry formula contains added bentonite with strong toxin adsorption capacity for intestinal mucosal protection. Depending on the severity of this digestive problem in dogs, treatment can also involve short-term or long-term dietary management or medicine. If additional tests are needed to find out what’s wrong with your dog, your vet may recommend laboratory analyses, x-rays, or endoscopy. (Endoscopy involves inserting a tube with a small video camera into your dog’s digestive tract so the problem is visible.) In some cases, a sample of gut may also need to be taken, or abdominal surgery required – none of these sound particularly pleasant, but in the end they will all help your dog.