Fortify Diet Dog Hepatic

If your dog has liver disease. Then you need to eliminate the cause, but also supplement nutrients for liver regeneration. This diet is very tasty , with sufficient energy and controlled mineral content.

Gluten-free Reduced sodium and copper High palatability

Packaging: 3 kg and 12 kg

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Veterinary diet for dogs with liver disorders

When the diagnosis is made, the veterinarian will set up a treatment for your dog, then the cause needs to be eliminated and a veterinary diet needs to be put in place. In this combination a complete recovery can be achieved. This diet is very palatable with sufficient energy and nutrients for liver regeneration and has a controlled mineral content.

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Characteristics

lower protein content, increased AMK arginine levels and increased fiber content reduce the risk of hepatoencephalopathy;
reduced sodium content reduces portal hypertension and ascites;
reduced copper content reduces copper deposition in the liver;
increased vitamin K3 and zinc content helps prevent deficiency;
unique herbal complex to protect the liver and support liver function;

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Indications and contraindications

Indications

hepatic insufficiency
hepatic encephalopathy
portosystemic shunt
disorders of copper metabolism

Contraindications

do not use in pregnant or lactating females
do not use in animals with cholestasis

Fortify Immunity Herbal Complex

The unique and balanced combination of herbs helps to strengthen the body's own immunity.

Fortify Function Herbal Complex

The unique and balanced combination of herbs enhances the therapeutic effect of the diet.

Fenugreek officinalis (Taxacum officinale)

It improves bile production and helps stimulate the liver and gallbladder.

Cichorium

It promotes metabolism, liver function and chewing gum production and helps detoxify the liver.

Sylimarin complex

Contained in the seeds of milk thistle, it has protective effects and helps the liver cells with its own regeneration.

Average ALP in the blood

The graph shows the decrease of ALP marker in the blood. High values indicate accumulation of bile in the liver and extrahepatic bile ducts.

Average ALT in the blood

The graph shows the decrease of ALT marker in the blood. High values indicate liver disease and liver cell damage.

Average AST in the blood

The graph shows the reduction of the marker AST in the blood. High values indicate liver disease and liver cell damage.

Composition

Content:

rice, corn, poultry fat, chicken and turkey dehydrated meat, hydrolysed poultry liver, linseed, cellulose, whey powder, milk thistle, coconut oil, salmon oil, Ascophyllum nodosum, MOS (mannanoligosaccharides), creamer, chicory, L-carnitine, Echinacea, nettle leaf, glucosamine, chondroitin sulphate, additives (vitamins, trace elements, amino acids).

Analytical components:

protein 18 % fat 18 % inorganic matter 5,8 % crude fibre 4 % Ca 0,57 %, P 0,43 % Na 0,15 % Cu <5mg/kg K 0,8 %

Additives (content in 1kg):

Vitamins: vitamin A 20 000 m.j., vitamin D3 2 000 m.j., vitamin E (alphatocopherol) 400 mg, vitamin K3 66 mg, choline chloride 1 200 mg, L-carnitine 500 mg. Strengths: Zn in the form of zinc chelate hydrate 200 mg, Mn in the form of manganese chelate glycine hydrate 50 mg, Fe in the form of FeSO4.H2O 140 mg, I in the form of Ca(IO3)2 3.7 mg, Se in the form of selenomethionine from Saccharomyces cerevisiae 0.38 mg. Amino acids: L-lysine monohydrochloride 12 g, DL-methionine 5 g, L-arginine 12 g.

Recommended daily intake

Dog weight	1 kg	5 kg	15 kg	25 kg	35 kg	45 kg	60 kg	80 kg
Feed ration	30 g	115 g	247 g	340 g	440 g	540 g	670 g	820 g

Administration

As the only feed throughout the day. Optimally, the daily ration should be divided evenly into 3-5 portions throughout the day. Water must always be available. The feeding period is up to 6 months, unless your veterinarian decides otherwise.

Natural antioxidants

Selected natural antioxidants help cell regeneration and support immunity without burdening the body.

Reduced Na & Cu content

Reduced sodium content reduces portal hypertension and ascites. Reduced copper content limits its deposition in the liver.

Reduced protein, increased AMK and fibre

High doses of amino acids, especially Arginine, at the same time as low levels of protein and increased fibre significantly reduce the risk of hepatoencephalopathy.

Gluten-free diet

The diet does not contain wheat gluten and thus prevents digestive problems and allergies.

You ask, we answer

Can I buy food from you directly or on an e-shop?

The food cannot be purchased directly from us, Fortify is only available from veterinarians.

Where can I find out the price of feed?

Please check the price of the food with the veterinarian where you wish to purchase the food.

What is the quality of the meat from which the feed is made?

It comes from healthy animals that are intended for human consumption.

What percentage of animal protein does your feed contain?

Depending on the type, dog food contains 55-76% animal protein and cat food contains 71-82% animal protein.

1 Veterinary diet for dogs with liver disorders

2 Characteristics

3 Indications and contraindications