no pork TROVET ASD Urinary Struvite for Cats 10kg
- Complete dry food for adult cats, used for kidney stones and urinary tract complaints. 10kg pack.
TROVET ASD Urinary Struvite for Cats 10kg - Product description
The Trovet ASD diet is characterised by reduced levels of minerals affecting the formation of urinary stones-struvites.
Magnesium, phosphorus and calcium levels have been reduced.
Increased fat content to maintain body weight.
High-quality proteins increase the palatability of the food.
The Trovet ASD diet lowers the pH of the urine, which leads to the prevention and dissolution of stones in the urinary tract and inhibits the growth of pathogenic bacterial flora.
Due to the increasing demand for a product that dissolves struvites, the amount of urine acidifying substances has been increased.
This results in the dissolution of struvite stones.
Composition
- Poultry meal
- Rice
- Fish meat
- Poultry fat
- Maize
- Fish meal
- Poultry liver (hydrolysed)
- Yeast
- Fish oil
- Lecithin
- Minerals and vitamins
- Choline chloride
- Sodium chloride
- Ammonium chloride
Composition analysis
- Moisture content 8.00
- Protein 32.00 %
- Fat 23.00 %
- Dietary fibre 1.50 %
- Carbohydrates 41.00 %
- Ash 6.80 %
Additives
- 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
- Vitamin A15000 IU/kg
- Vitamin D31000 IU/kg
- Vitamin E250 mg / kg
Dosage
| Weight of cat (kg) | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
| Amount of food per day (grams) | 30-35 | 40-50 | 45-55 | 55-65 | 60-75 |
Additional information
Energy: 17.1 MJ / kg (4083 kcal / kg)
The feeding period for TROVET ASD Urinary Struvite should be 6 to 8 weeks after the onset of nephrolithiasis problems - this will prevent recurrence of the disease and lead to complete healing of the lower urinary tract.
After this period, Trovet ASD food can be used for the rest of the cat's life as a complete daily food.
Do not use for kittens.
Pregnant and nursing cats.
Cats with stones not caused by struvites.
Cats that receive urine acidifying substances.