Animonda Dog Tin Integra Protect Sensitive Chicken & Parsnips

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Animonda Integra Protect Sensitive – the diet food for food allergies. An overreaction of the immune system can also cause food allergy in dogs. These usually occur at random and are not curable. Therefore, elimination cost is the only way to alleviate symptoms. Integra Protect Sensitive has been specially developed for dogs with food intolerance, which is mainly manifested as itching and diarrhoea. The strictly limited use of animal and plant protein sources can remedy. If the dog also had Struvite or calcium oxalate stones at the same time, INTEGRA PROTECT Sensitive can also help. Balanced mineral content ensures a pH value of the dog urine of 6.8. With this pH value, no struvite or calcium oxalate stones can form.

Basic information:

Feed allergy occurs when the immune system does not work properly and reacts to proteins such as pathogens. Feed intolerance is a reaction of the dog to certain substances in the feed without an immunological basis. Various symptoms occur in both food allergies and intolerances that do not differ.

However, allergic skin reactions are usually limited to certain parts of the body.

Symptoms:

  • Itching, regional or anywhere on the body.
  • Skin changes: various.
  • Regeneration of cells.
  • Diarrho
  • Bloating.
 
  • Delicious chicken and parsnips meal specially developed for dogs with food intolerances.
  • Strictly limiting the use of animal and plant protein sources helps prevent itching and diarrhoea.
  • Sensitive contains only two sources of protein: Chicken and parsnips.
  • Balanced mineral content helps prevent struvite or calcium oxalate stones forming.
  • This diet food contains no grain, so is also suitable for dogs with cereal intolerance.
AVAILABLE IN 6x400g

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Weight 0.400 kg

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