VET. PRESCRIPTION
- Food designed to support therapy in dogs of all breeds undergoing an acute hepatic condition clinically diagnosed by a veterinarian.
Therapeutic nutrition for acute hepatocellular restoration
Guaranteed Analysis Table with minimum and maximum nutritional values certified by batch on a dry matter basis.
Values on a dry matter basis. See the full technical sheet for detailed analysis.
Proteína cruda
Grasa cruda
Fibra cruda
Cenizas
Humedad
E.L.N.
Designed for the period of greatest hepatic vulnerability: acute liver injury. It delivers rapidly available energy through coconut-oil MCTs — with direct access to the hepatocyte, requiring no biliary conjugation or carnitine — plus moderate, highly digestible protein (egg + casein) to support hepatic protein synthesis without an excessive ammonia load. Silymarin acts as an immediate-action hepatoprotectant against acute oxidative damage. Includes a step-up introduction protocol for patients with elevated ALT or active hepatic encephalopathy, supporting the patient through the first 2–8 weeks of the crisis.
Rice, oats, poultry fat, chicken meat meal, dried egg, beet pulp, casein, fish hydrolysate, coconut oil, natural chicken flavor, salt, calcium, potassium chloride, L-arginine, L-isoleucine, L-valine, choline chloride, taurine, L-carnitine, vitamin A supplement, cholecalciferol, alpha-tocopherol acetate, sodium bisulfite menadione complex, vitamin C, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin, niacin, pyridoxine hydrochloride, vitamin B12 supplement, biotin, calcium pantothenate, folic acid, organic iron, organic manganese, organic selenium, organic zinc, ethylenediamine dihydroiodide, Silymarin, Yucca schidigera extract, rosemary and tocopherols as preservatives.
Not recommended for pregnant or lactating females, or for growing puppies.
Excessive protein restriction leads to muscle mass loss and malnutrition. In patients with hepatic encephalopathy, excess protein can increase ammonia production and worsen clinical signs.
Highly digestible, high biological quality protein (egg and casein) to maintain muscle mass and nitrogen balance.
Maintaining an adequate, highly digestible energy supply to limit catabolism and preserve muscle mass in patients with reduced appetite.
High energy density (fish oil, coconut oil, chicken fat) and selected carbohydrates (rice and oats) that help adequately cover energy needs.
In liver diseases caused by copper accumulation or altered biliary excretion, copper builds up in hepatocytes, increasing oxidative stress and promoting inflammation, hepatocellular damage, and fibrosis.
Ingredients naturally low in copper, selected to keep total intake below 5 PPM, with controlled zinc levels that help limit intestinal absorption.
Persistent inflammation and oxidative stress promote hepatocellular damage, fibrosis progression, and loss of liver function.
EPA+DHA as modulators of the inflammatory response; choline and silymarin with antioxidant and hepatoprotective activity.
| Description | Body weight | Daily amount |
|---|---|---|
| Adulto | 2 kg | 52 g - 1/2 taza |
| Adulto | 3 kg | 71 g - 2/3 taza |
| Adulto | 5 kg | 104 g - 1 taza |
| Adulto | 10 kg | 174 g - 1 3/4 taza |
| Adulto | 15 kg | 236 g - 2 1/3 tazas |
| Adulto | 20 kg | 293 g - 2 4/5 tazas |
| Adulto | 25 kg | 347 g - 3 2/5 tazas |
| Adulto | 30 kg | 397 g - 3 4/5 tazas |
| Adulto | 35 kg | 446 g - 4 1/3 tazas |
| Adulto | 40 kg | 493 g - 4 4/5 tazas |
| Adulto | 45 kg | 539 g - 5 1/3 taza |
| Adulto | 50 kg | 583 g - 5 3/4 tazas |
| Adulto | 55 kg | 626 g - 6 1/5 taza |
| Adulto | 60 kg | 668 g - 6 1/2 tazas |
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grams per day
Reference
Guideline values. Adjust according to the patient's clinical condition and veterinary recommendation.
General protocol for introducing NUPEC® CLINICAL formula
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