Eukanuba Veterinary Diet Adult Intestinal

Dietetic dry food for dogs with gastrointestinal disorders, promotes good digestion, light and highly digestible, low in fat, rich in electrolytes, with beet pulp and prebiotics

Acute and chronic problems with digestion are common in dogs and come with unpleasant symptoms. Eukanuba Veterinary Diet Adult Intestinal is a dietetic dry food that has been developed to help reduce problems with nutrient absorption in the intestines and to make up for poor digestion. The special ingredients lessen the strain on the digestive tract and compensate for the loss of nutrients. 

This dietetic dog food provides your canine companion with prebiotics and beet pulp to promote balanced intestinal flora and to support digestion. The reduced fat content is intended to lessen the strain on the pancreas. Eukanuba Veterinary Diet Adult Intestinal contains plenty of electrolytes, which is important for balancing out lost electrolytes.

Eukanuba Veterinary Diet Adult Intestinal at a glance: 

• Dietetic complete food for adult dogs from 1 year old to help relieve acute absorption problems in the intestines, to compensate for insufficient digestion and exocrine pancreatic insufficiency and to support fat metabolism in the case of hyperlipidemia
• High-quality ingredients: with chicken, turkey and rice, easy to digest sources of protein and carbohydrate
• High in electrolytes: to compensate for nutrient deficiency due to digestion problems, for example diarrhoea 
• Low in fat: easier to digest, reduces the strain on the pancreas, helps to reduce fatty stools (steatorrhea)
• With beet pulp: can support digestion and improve the consistency of stools
• Contains prebiotics: a source of FOS & MOS, can promote balanced gut flora and optimal nutrient intake
• With omega fatty acids: ideal ratio of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids
• Complete and balanced: provides beneficial vitamins, minerals and trace elements, can support a healthy immune system
• Free from artificial colours and flavours
• Developed with vets and nutritionists