Food that, thanks to its only source of protein (hydrolyzed soy), has a low allergenic power.It is ideal for feeding dogs with overweight problems and with food allergies and intolerances and also for intestinal disorders.Indications:

Adult dogs less than 10 kg, in case of:

• Elimination diet.
• Food allergies with dermatological and/or gastrointestinal signs.
• Food intolerance.
• Intestinal inflammatory disease (ibd).
• Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency (ipe).
• Chronic diarrhea.
• Bacterial overgrowth.

Contraindications:

• None.

Specificationstreatment duration:

When a food allergy or intolerance is suspected, the dog's diet should be modified without any transition period.Treatment with hypoallergenic diet should be continued throughout the dog's life and can be administered to both adult dogs and puppies.

Soy protein hydrolyzate extract, composed of peptides with low molecular weight, is highly digestible and has very low allergenicity.

The very high amounts of biotin, niacin, and pantothenic acid, together with the zinc-linoleic acid complex, reduce transepidermal water loss and reinforce the barrier effect of the skin.

An unsaturated urine creates an environment where the stones cannot proliferate.In this way, the development of struvite and oxalate stones is avoided.

Sodium polyphosphates capture salival calcium, and help limit the formation of tartar.Urolitiasis represents 18% of lower urinary tract diseases in dogs.It mainly consists of the formation of struvite and oxalate stones.Small breed dogs areprone to them: they are the cause of 60% of the calculations analyzed.The predisposition of small breeds to develop calculations may be related to:

A smaller urinary volume.

A less regular urination.

A higher concentration of minerals in urine.