Zen Vet · Prescription Diet · Low Grain
Complete veterinary dietetic food for dogs with sensitive digestion. Fresh pork and pork liver with rice, prebiotics and turmeric.
Under veterinary prescription
This is a dietetic food intended for a specific clinical purpose. Its use must be prescribed and supervised by a vet, who will also determine the duration of treatment.
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Formulated to offset poor digestion and intestinal absorption problems. It uses rice as a gentle energy source and selected pork protein, for dogs with marked digestive sensitivity or chronic pancreatic insufficiency.
It has increased sodium and potassium to replace the electrolytes lost during digestive episodes.
| Pork | 47% |
| Pork liver | |
| Rice | |
| Beet pulp | |
| Carob flour | |
| Fish oil | |
| FOS, MOS and nucleotides | |
| Taurine and turmeric |
Low Grain recipe, gluten free.
| Moisture | 77% |
| Crude protein | 7,5% |
| Crude fat | 5% |
| Crude ash | 1% |
| Crude fibre | 1,5% |
| Metabolisable energy | 976 kcal/kg |
| 1 – 5 kg | 230 – 280 g |
| 6 – 10 kg | 440 – 550 g |
| 11 – 25 kg | 650 – 850 g |
| Over 26 kg | 1200 – 1400 g |
Guide amounts from the manufacturer. With a veterinary diet the vet sets the dosage according to the dog’s weight, diagnosis and progress.
Once opened, keep the can covered in the fridge and use within 48 hours. Fresh water always available.
For poor digestion, the manufacturer recommends initial use of up to 12 weeks. In chronic conditions, such as pancreatic insufficiency, it can be kept up long term, always on veterinary advice.
Under veterinary prescription
These answers are a guide: the last word belongs to the vet who prescribed it.
Because in this line the pork is processed to be very easy to absorb, which reduces the work of the pancreas and liver. It is an uncommon protein in a dog’s daily diet, which also limits the risk of prior sensitisation.
FOS and MOS are prebiotics: they feed the beneficial gut flora and help repopulate it after a digestive episode. Turmeric comes along as anti-inflammatory support for the mucosa.
It is not advisable. Diarrhoea can have many causes and some need medical treatment, not just a change of food. Talk to your vet before starting.
If you want a mild everyday wet food with no clinical indication, the recipe with 97/3 chicken is the option in the general range.
Available through veterinary clinics and specialist stores. Tell us your town and we will direct you to your nearest stockist.