SPECIFIC Canine Special Care CKW Heart & Kidney Support Tray 6 x 300g

What are the benefits of using SPECIFIC Canine Special Care Heart & Kidney Support wet food?

Complete & nutritionally balanced

Helps slow decline of kidney function

High levels of Omega-3 fish oils

Supports kidney function

Supports heart rhythm & blood pressure

Helps prevent formation of calcium oxalate, urate & cystine stones

Packed under Nitrogen to preserve the Omega-3 fish oils

Contains no artificial colours or flavourings

Ideal for adult dogs with reduced heart, kidney or liver function

Suitable for adult dogs with calcium oxalate, urate or cystine stones

What is in SPECIFIC Canine Special Care Heart & Kidney Support wet food?

Ingredients:

Pork, rice, maize, wheat, fish oil, eggs, powdered cellulose, minerals, psyllium husk, vitamins and trace elements, taurine, tripotassium citrate, L-carnitine.

Contains no artificial colours or flavourings.

Analytical Constituents (per 100g):

Crude Protein 4.2g, Crude Fat 4.5g, Carbohydrate 15.7g, Crude Fibre 1.2g, Calcium 0.1g, Phosphorus 0.07g, Sodium 0.04g, Potassium 0.33g, Zinc 7mg, Copper 0.1mg, Taurine 0.08g, L-carnitine 20mg, Omega-3 0.68g, EPA 0.24g, DHA 0.3g, Water 73.5g, Ratio n-3:n-6 1:1.

Energy kJ: 502

Energy kcal: 120

How much SPECIFIC Canine Special Care Heart & Kidney Support wet food should I feed?

Feeding Guide in grams per day

The daily requirement may vary depending on factors such as breed, environment, season and activity level. It is recommended that you monitor your dog and adjust the feeding amount to fit their individual needs.

How do I know if my dog is the right weight?

Steps to ideal bodyweight

Weight check:  Get your dog's body condition checked and weighed.

Planning:  Work with your vet to decide what is the target weight. Choose a suitable food for your dog's needs, and then calculate the daily feeding amount.

Implement the feeding:  It’s important that you measure out the food so, if you need to you can easily and accurately adjust it.

Regularly weigh your dog:  A simple way to do this is weigh yourself, then weigh yourself while holding your dog then subtract the two numbers. If you have a larger breed or are unable to carry the dog, it is advised to get your dog to sit on some bathroom scales, or pop into your vets to use the scales in the waiting room!

Be patient – It’s not going to happen overnight but if you stick with it your dog will reach their target weight, and it will all be worth it with a happier healthy dog.

Maintain weight:  Once you have reached target weight you need to make sure they stay there by choosing a suitable food for your dog's needs.

Remember: If your dog is on a diet, be careful not to spoil the good work with treats (especially table scraps), and make sure everyone knows what you are doing!