Regardless of their health status, dogs and cats are carnivores. The new veterinary hpm therapeutic range is based on the HP-LC (High Protein - Low Carbohydrate)* principle, with a low amount of carbohydrates and a high amount of proteins, of which more than 90% are of animal origin (on average ). The result is food perfectly adapted to your pet's needs.

* except Kidney Support food

Dogs and cats are carnivores!

- This fact seems to have been forgotten after millennia of domestication, but nevertheless, dogs and cats continue to be carnivores. They have all the physical and physiological characteristics (jaws, claws, sensory organs) and especially a digestive system that is poorly adapted to metabolize carbohydrates from cereals, for example. However, carnivores are perfectly adapted to digest and assimilate animal protein, which is undoubtedly the best guarantee of keeping them healthy.

- Increases water intake
- Low Struvite RSS (1)
- Optimizes Urinary pH
- Rich in EPA+DHA (omega-3)
- Low Calcium and Phosphorus Content.

So why do the commercially available dog and cat foods contain so many grains?
Cereals (corn, wheat, …) are considered to be the main ingredient in 66% of dog food and 46% of cat food, together with a very high starch content*.

Veterinary hpm™: new generation of food designed for carnivores:
- V eterinary hpmwas formulated to meet the nutritional needs of dogs and cats.
- A diet low in carbohydrates and high in protein
All veterinary hpm™ foods are formulated with animal protein as the main source of energy, reducing the proportion of carbohydrates as much as possible.

Giving your pet proper food means keeping it healthy.
Find out how veterinary hpm helps keep your pet healthy. This principle of a diet low in carbohydrates and high in protein with the addition of functional ingredients, helps to monitor many sensitive points of your animal's health: control of body weight, maintenance of muscle mass, low glycemic index, immune support, urinary health, skin and coat support...

34% More Protein of which 87% animal protein.
27.5% less carbohydrates.

Composition:
Dehydrated pork and poultry protein, potato starch, hydrolyzed pork and poultry protein, animal fats, potato protein, lignocellulose, whole peas, minerals, bean husks, linseed, fish oil, beet pulp, fructo-oligosaccharides , psyllium fibers, pasteurized Lactobacillus acidophilus .

Analytical constituents
(% in gross matter)
Protein ----------------------- 34%
Fat ------------------------ 17.5%
Minerals ------------------------- 7 %
Crude fiber ---------------------- 5 %
Starch ---------------------------- 22 %
Calcium ---------------------------- 0.8%
Phosphorus -------------------------- 0.6%
Sodium ----------------------------- 0.9%
Potassium -------------------------- 0.7%
Magnesium ------------------------- 0.08%
Chloride ----------------------------- 1.5%
Sulfur ----------------------------- 0.6%
Methionine + Cysteine ------------ 1.3 %
Omega-6 fatty acids -------- 2.7%
Omega-3 fatty acids -------- 1 %
EPA+DHA -------------------------- 0.4%

Key nutritional values:
Metabolizable energy (kcal/100g) ---------------- 364
Protein digestibility ( in vivo ; %) --------------- 86
Lipid digestibility ( in vivo ; %) ---------------- 96
Energy from protein (%) ------------- 33
Energy from fat (%) -------------- 41
Energy from ENA (%) ------------------ 26
Protein-Calorie Ratio (g/Mcal) ------------------- 93

Specific ingredients/additives:
Sepiolite ------------------------ 0.5%
Lactobacillus ------------------- 7 mg/kg
L-carnitine ---------------------- 330 mg/kg
Potassium Citrate ----------- 0.3%
DL-methionine ------------------- 0.4%
Calcium sulfate --------------- 0.7%

*adult dog with optimal body weight and normal physical activity

The daily dose is based on the dog's current body weight and should be adjusted monthly. It is normal to see an increase in water intake and urinary volume.