FRED Vet Intestinal Diät - Pankreas Pferd (Intestinal Diet - Pancreas Horse)

Fred & Felia FRED VET Intestinal Diet - Pancreas for Horses 

FRED VET Intestinal Diet - Pancreas is a specially formulated complete diet food for adult dogs designed to address digestive issues. This highly digestible, low-fat diet food is recommended by veterinarians and is ideal for animals with sensitive stomachs and intestines, as well as those with allergies. The formula relies on fresh horse meat as the sole source of animal protein (monoprotein), making the food particularly easy to digest. Combined with high-quality oils and a specially balanced blend of vitamins and minerals, your dog will receive all the essential nutrients it needs despite the low-fat diet. Before choosing a special diet food, it is recommended that you consult a veterinarian to determine the exact causes.

In addition, the food is packaged in an environmentally friendly Tetra Pak, which is made from 67% renewable raw materials and has an 80% lower carbon footprint compared to conventional cans or glass. The production process strictly avoids added sugars, slaughterhouse byproducts, and artificial colors, preservatives, and flavor enhancers.

Benefits:

• Special diet to compensate for poor digestion
• Veterinarian-recommended, low-fat pancreatic diet food
• Highly digestible, gentle on the stomach, and suitable for dogs with allergies
• Easily digestible single-protein formula with fresh horse meat
• Provides a comprehensive supply of all essential nutrients despite reduced fat content
• Guaranteed free of added sugar and slaughterhouse by-products
• Free of artificial colors, preservatives, and flavor enhancers
• Environmentally friendly packaging with an 80% lower carbon footprint

Note:
Before choosing a special dietary food, it is important to have a veterinary diagnosis. It is important to understand why your dog has digestive issues, as there can be various reasons for this, such as a sensitive digestive system, food intolerances, pancreatic disease (inflammation or insufficiency), or other health problems. An accurate diagnosis from a veterinarian is crucial for selecting the right treatment and diet.