- Eggs and peas: a nutritious non-animal protein source. Ingredients with a low protein content that help reduce the formation of ammonia and its undesirable neurological effects. This point is very important for dogs suffering from liver disease, as it prevents hepatic encephalopathy, as the ammonia produced by protein digestion is highly toxic to the brain.

- Chicken fat and salmon oil: provide energy and are highly palatable. These are very delicious ingredients, encouraging dogs that may not have much of an appetite to want to eat. Furthermore, they give them energy to be more active as they were before the illness.

- Zinc: cleans accumulated copper. This food contains a high zinc content that helps eliminate accumulated copper. Copper retained in the liver is harmful and leads to hepatitis, eventual fibrosis and liver failure, which is why a diet low in copper and rich in zinc is so important.

- Milk thistle: powerful anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and hepato-protective. Its seeds contain the active ingredient Silymarin, a powerful antioxidant, antiviral and anti-inflammatory, which provides essential nutrients to improve liver function and reduces the harmful effects on the liver caused by free radicals, produced when the liver metabolizes toxic substances.

- Without cereals: greater digestibility and well-being
- Quality and highly digestible hydrolyzed proteins : hydrolyzed turkey meat and free-range chicken liver
- Lower protein content: 17%, of which with non-animal protein: fresh peas and eggs, nutritious and tasty
- Higher fat content 14%: dense food. More energy, in less food
- Pro-biotics and apple pulp: support digestive health and therefore greater well-being
- Sea buckthorn: antioxidants, immune stimulation.
- Seaweed (ascophyllum nodosum): natural source I2 / K, amino acids and source of prebiotic fiber for a balanced intestinal flora
- Biotin: an important vitamin from the B complex that plays an important role in the health of hair, skin and nails
- Beta-glucans: help reduce glucose absorption by regulating blood glucose levels, strengthen the immune and cardiovascular systems

Ingredients:
yellow peas (22%), potatoes (20%), fresh eggs (14%), apple pulp (14%), buckwheat (9%), free range chicken fat (8%), wild turkey meat hydrolyzed field (7%), wild salmon oil (2%), hydrolyzed free range chicken liver (2%), pea flour, seaweed (0.5%, ascophyllum nodosum), milk thistle seeds (0.5%, 2%), mannan-oligosaccharides (MOS prebiotics) (0.022%), β-glucans (0.02%), fructo-oligosaccharides (FOS prebiotics) (0.02%), yucca Mojave (0.02 %), sea buckthorn (0.015%), Lactobacillus helveticus HA – 122, 15x109 cells/kg

Nutritional supplements:
vitamins/kg: A 23,000 iu, D3 1,000 iu, E 1,000 mg, C 500 mg; choline chloride 2,100 mg, B1 10 mg, B2 12 mg, biotin 2 mg, folic acid 2.1 mg, B6 6 mg, calcium D-pantothenate 26 mg, niacinamide 95 mg, B12 0.15 mg, iodine 4, 5 mg, zinc 145 mg, manganese 60 mg, iron 65 mg, selenium 0.2 mg, l-carnitine 300 mg, taurine 2,000 mg. %, Contains EU-approved natural antioxidants: vegetable oil tocopherol extracts, ascorbyl palmitate and rosemary extract

Analytical components:
protein 17.0%, fat 14.0%, ash 3.1%, fiber 4.7%, moisture 10%, calcium 0.7%, phosphorus 0.5%, sodium 0.2%, magnesium 0.1 %, copper 0.001%, omega-3 0.6%, omega-6 2.3%. Metabolizable energy: 3,600 kcal/kg

According to the instructions on the packaging.

- Follow the recommended daily dose depending on your dog's weight.
- Always have fresh water available for your dog.
- If you change foods, do so gradually.
- Store in a cool, dry place.
- Only administer veterinary foods, after consulting your veterinarian.
- While administering this type of food, visit the veterinarian regularly (minimum every 6 months) for examinations.
- If your animal's health worsens, consult your veterinarian immediately.