PRO PLAN Veterinary Diets FELINE URINARY CHICKEN 1.5 KG
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PPVD Feline UR Urinary Chicken is a veterinary professional use product designed to support adult cats experiencing lower urinary tract Disorders. It is formulated to help dissolve struvite crystals and reduce the recurrence of struvite and oxalate urinary stones, while promoting urine dilution and supporting the maintenance of an ideal weight.
Reduces the recurrence of struvite and oxalate urinary stones.
Promotes undersaturated urine to prevent crystal formation.
Moderate levels of fat and calories support the maintenance of an ideal weight.
Includes St/Ox protection for the urinary system to reduce the risk of urinary stone formation.
Dried poultry proteins (approximately 15%, of which about 50% is chicken)
Rice
Wheat flour
Corn
Animal fats
Minerals
Dried egg
Dried beet pulp
Flavors (Digest)
Fish oil
Urinary acidifier: phosphoric acid (or equivalent) to help maintain urine pH
Main Benefits
Helps dissolve urinary struvite crystals and stones.Reduces the recurrence of struvite and oxalate urinary stones.
Promotes undersaturated urine to prevent crystal formation.
Moderate levels of fat and calories support the maintenance of an ideal weight.
Includes St/Ox protection for the urinary system to reduce the risk of urinary stone formation.
Ingredients
Corn gluten mealDried poultry proteins (approximately 15%, of which about 50% is chicken)
Rice
Wheat flour
Corn
Animal fats
Minerals
Dried egg
Dried beet pulp
Flavors (Digest)
Fish oil
Urinary acidifier: phosphoric acid (or equivalent) to help maintain urine pH
Usage Instructions
Administered via dry food. The quantity and duration of use should be determined by a qualified veterinarian based on the animal type, weight, and clinical condition.Package Size
Available in dry food bags weighing 1.5 kg and 5 kg.Note
This product is intended for use under veterinary supervision. It is not suitable for growing kittens, pregnant or lactating cats, or cats with certain medical conditions unless advised by a veterinarian.
