TERRA CANIS Hypoallergenic Horse with Jerusalem artichoke 400 gr.

Terra Canis Hypoallergenic complete foods have been the subject of scientific investigation for the evaluation of DNA foreign to the raw materials declared in the formulation, the results have been published in a veterinary scientific journal *. The results of this study show that 9 of the 12 products investigated contained DNA from one or more protein sources and are not declared on the label.

Terra Canis Hypoallergenic Complete Foods are formulated for adult dogs of all breeds and sizes suffering from allergies and intolerances who undertake or continue a dedicated diet under the supervision of a trusted veterinarian. Hypoallergenic Terra Canis was developed in collaboration with Dr. Bucksch, a small animal veterinarian who specializes in dermatology. Terra Canis Hypoallergenic Complete Foods contain only meat from a single protein source, along with a single type of vegetable, all combined with linseed oil and algae. Terra Canis has excluded major allergens.

* "Detection of DNA from undeclared animal species in commercial elimination diets for dogs using PCR" (Horvath-Ungerboeck, Widmann, Handl; Veterinary Dermatology 2017; 28: 373-e86)

Ingrediants:horse muscle (30%), horse heart (30%), Jerusalem artichoke (36%), linseed oil, rapeseed oil, seaweed

Relationships:

Meat: vegetables / fruit / herbs: other ingredients = 60%: 36%: 4%

Analytical contents:Protein 10.4%, Fat 4.5%, Crude fiber 0.4%, Crude ash 1.4%, Moisture: 79.1%, Calcium 0.19%, Phosphorus 0.15%, Vitamin A 2400IU / kg, Vitamin D3 300IU / kg, Vitamin E 22.5mg / kg, Vitamin B1 2mg / kh, Vitamin B2 4mg / kg, Vitamin B12 25µg / kg, Biotin 3.5µg / kg, Pantothenic acid 11mg / kg, Folic acid 0.06mg / kg, Copper 3mg / kg, Manganese 2mg / kg, Iodine 0.6mg / kg, Zinc 3mg / kg, Selenium 0.06mg / kg, Calcium 190mg / kg, Phosphorus 20mg / kg, Magnesium 12mg / kg, chlorides 16mg / kg, Sodium 11mg / kg

MJ / kg: 4.2

Daily ration:

The quantities are to be considered indicative as the needs of the animal change according to the lifestyle. Adjust the amounts shown in order to maintain ideal body weight. The amount of food to be administered must always be calculated on the basis of the ideal weight to be achieved and not on the amount of excess weight. Ensure a sufficient supply of water to avoid constipation phenomena.