PRO PLAN Veterinary Diets EN Gastrointestinal Dry Dog Food

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PURINA® PROPLAN® VETERINARY DIETS Canine EN Gastrointestinal is a highly digestible complete veterinary diet to help manage gastrointestinal and pancreatic conditions in dogs of all ages, including puppies. Intestinal disorders are frequently associated with poor digestion, which may worsen symptoms, so it contains selected highly digestible ingredients in order to help reduce the workload on the compromised gut and to minimise the amount of nutrients that are not absorbed and remain in the gut.

PURINA® PROPLAN® VETERINARY DIETS Canine EN Gastrointestinal is low fat, which is particularly important for dogs with pancreatic conditions, and contains a type of fat that is easier to digest and absorb. It also has omega-3 fatty acids and soluble fibre (prebiotics) to help promote a healthy intestinal environment.

KEY BENEFITS:

  • Low fat level to help minimise fat maldigestion
  • With a specific fat source (coconut oil) high in medium-chain fatty acids (MCFA) for easy absorption in the gut
  • Easy to digest Ingredients to help reduce workload for the compromised gut
  • Suitable for All Dog Sizes
  • Veterinary Clinical Nutrition

Contents: 12kg bag

Ingredients

Main Ingredients

Rice*, corn, pea protein*, dried poultry protein*, dried beet pulp, digest, soya protein, coconut oil* (4%), minerals, pork fat, mono and diglycerides, soya oil, fish oil, chicory inulin. *Highly digestible ingredients.

Additives (per kg)

Vitamins: Vitamin A: 35,000 IU, Vitamin D3: 1,000 IU, Vitamin E: 56 IU. Trace elements: Iron (II) sulphate monohydrate (Fe: 100 mg), calcium iodate anhydrous (I: 1.6 mg), copper (II) sulphate pentahydrate (Cu: 11 mg), manganous sulphate monohydrate (Mn: 38 mg), zinc sulphate monohydrate (Zn: 96 mg), sodium selenite (Se: 0.11 mg). Antioxidants.

Analytical constituents

Protein:24.0%
Fat content:10.5%
Crude ash:6.0%
Crude fibre:2.0%
Sodium:0.30%
Potassium:0.65%
Metabolisable energy:370kcal/100g
Medium chain fatty acids:2.0%

Feeding Guide

Main Ingredients

The recommended period of use is initially up to 12 weeks and lifetime in the case of chronic pancreatic insufficiency. It is recommended that a veterinarian’s opinion be sought before use. Water should always be available.

For dogs over 70kg: for each additional 5kg of body weight, feed an additional 35g of dry pet food.

When feeding dry and wet Canine EN, for each addition of 200g wet, reduce by 60g dry kibble.

For puppies less than 3 months of age, divide the recommended daily amount into 3-4 meals moistened. After 3 months of age, gradually reduce moistening.

For 1.5kg: For puppies, consult your veterinarian on recommended feeding guidelines.

Puppy Growth - Age in Months

Adult Body Weight (kg)1.5 - 3 months4 - 5 months6 - 8 months9 - 11 months12+ months
2.56090958575
585140145135120
10110210225200195
15145275300265245
25160355450410355
35200420485560455
45215440490580495
70300575700835695

Adult Maintenance

Body Weight (kg)Dry (g/day)Can/dayDry + Can Combined
2.5701/2301/3
51101501/2
101751+1/2501
152301+3/41051
253252+2/32001
354053+1/42801
454803+3/43551
706455+1/43952
PRO PLAN Veterinary Diets EN Gastrointestinal Dry Dog Food

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patricia cooper

I have been using Pro Plan Veterinary Diets EN Gastrointestinal Dry Dog Food for 7 years since my dog was a puppy. He has always had a sensitive stomach and this is the only dog food that counteracts that and which he still enjoys. I would not use anything else. If your dog suffers with gastro problems I would highly recommend this food.

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My dog likes it

My dog's very fussy and also has gastro problems so I thought I would try this. The main positive is that he does seem to like it which is the main thing as I dont have to give him so many treats to get him to eat which probably make his issues worse.

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Vet Diet

Only diet my lab bitch can tolerate after being poisoned 18 months ago. More expensive than other kibbles but it is a specialist diet after all. T