no pork PURINA Pro Plan Veterinary Diets UR Urinary Cat Salmon 85g
- Wet food for adult cats, used for urinary tract problems, with salmon. 85g pack.
PURINA Pro Plan Veterinary Diets UR Urinary Cat Salmon 85g - Product Description
PURINA Veterinary UR Urinary Cat is a complete wet food with salmon. It is intended for adult animals with urinary tract problems. It is particularly suitable for feeding cats suffering from struvite and oxalate stones. It accelerates the dissolution of already existing stones and prevents their re-formation. In addition, it protects against the recurrence of symptoms of idiopathic cystitis.
Composition
- Meat and products of animal origin
- Fish and fish products (salmon 4%)
- Mineral ingredients
- Cereals
- Products of plant origin
- Sugars
Composition analysis
- Crude protein 9.5 %
- Crude fat 4.5 %
- Crude fibre 0.5 %
- Crude ash 2.6 %
- Calcium 0.31 %
- Phosphorus 0.23 %
- Magnesium 0.02 %
- Chlorides 0.43 %
- Moisture 80.5 %
- Potassium 0.16 %
- Sodium 0.37 %
- Taurine 1400.0 mg/kg
- Sulphur 0.2 %
Additives
- Vitamin A (985 IU/kg)
- Vitamin D3 (135 IU/kg)
- Vitamin E (250 IU/kg)
- Vitamin E1 (28 mg/kg)
- [3b202] (0.55 mg/kg)
- Vitamin E4 (3.5 mg/kg)
- Vitamin E5 (5.08 mg/kg)
- [3b605] (69 mg/kg)
Dosage
| Cat's weight | Wet food + dry food |
| 2 kg | 1+15 g |
| 4 kg | 3+10 g |
| 6 kg | 3+45 g |
Additional information
Can be used for a maximum of six months. Please note that this is a specialised food, the use of which requires consultation with the veterinarian treating your pet.
A cat food that supports the urinary tract, characterised by a carefully formulated formulation. The composition is based on meat, fish and derived products. The salmon content increases the amount of unsaturated fatty acids supplied to the animal's body, which translates into a reduced risk of inflammation. The food has a limited amount of magnesium, which further prevents the formation of urinary stones. A special complex of ingredients has an acidifying effect, preventing the alkaline pH of the urine from normalising. This generates an environment unfavourable to lithiasis.