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| Purina Canine NF (Chronic Renal Insufficiency) | £11.68 |  |
| Dietetic food with a low level of phosphorus and restricted but high quality protein for the support of Renal function in case of chronic renal insufficiency. Medical Indications: - Renal failure - Hepatic disease associated with encephalopathy - Early stages of congestive heart failure - Hypertension NF also features low level of calcium, vitamin D and urine alkalizing properties that have been recommended for patients with a history of calcium oxalate urolithiasis See annexes for stone management information Medical Contraindications: Conditions that require high protein or phosphorus intake Reproduction, Growth Clinical Considerations & Diet Characteristics Low phosphorus - helps to protect against hyperphosphatemia and the associated renal damage Restricted but high quality protein - minimize the formation of uremic toxins and the intake of non-essential amino acids Low sodium - helps compensate for the diseased kidney?s inability to regulate this mineral (then minimizes the risk of hypertension) Added potassium citrate - helps reduce the risk of hypokalemia and helps to maintain alkaline urine, appropriate for managing calcium oxalate urolithiasis Non acidifying diet - promotes a urine pH of 6,7 to 7,5 ad lib, which reduces the risk of acidosis, and helps manage calcium oxalate urolithiasis Source of omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids - help reduce glomerular hypertension and minimize inflammation Target urinary pH 7,1 +/- 0,4 Before changing diets, it is important to stabilize and treat any complications, including dehydration. As with any diet change, it is better to switch gradually over the course of five to ten days. Warming canned food can help enhance palatability for anorectic dogs. You should provide the dog with small quantities of food several times a day in a quiet environment. | ||
| Purina Canine NF (Chronic Renal Insufficiency) | £11.68 | |
| Dietetic food with a low level of phosphorus and restricted but high quality protein for the support of Renal function in case of chronic renal insufficiency. Medical Indications: - Renal failure - Hepatic disease associated with encephalopathy - Early stages of congestive heart failure - Hypertension NF also features low level of calcium, vitamin D and urine alkalizing properties that have been recommended for patients with a history of calcium oxalate urolithiasis See annexes for stone management information Medical Contraindications: Conditions that require high protein or phosphorus intake Reproduction, Growth Clinical Considerations & Diet Characteristics Low phosphorus - helps to protect against hyperphosphatemia and the associated renal damage Restricted but high quality protein - minimize the formation of uremic toxins and the intake of non-essential amino acids Low sodium - helps compensate for the diseased kidney?s inability to regulate this mineral (then minimizes the risk of hypertension) Added potassium citrate - helps reduce the risk of hypokalemia and helps to maintain alkaline urine, appropriate for managing calcium oxalate urolithiasis Non acidifying diet - promotes a urine pH of 6,7 to 7,5 ad lib, which reduces the risk of acidosis, and helps manage calcium oxalate urolithiasis Source of omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids - help reduce glomerular hypertension and minimize inflammation Target urinary pH 7,1 +/- 0,4 Before changing diets, it is important to stabilize and treat any complications, including dehydration. As with any diet change, it is better to switch gradually over the course of five to ten days. Warming canned food can help enhance palatability for anorectic dogs. You should provide the dog with small quantities of food several times a day in a quiet environment. | ||