A hypoallergenic formulation with highly
digestible proteins works against canine food allergies.
Not exact matches
I recently shared about them in this post, but in short, they're easily
digestible proteins that
work similarly to those in bone broth.
Kidney disease is also fairly common in older cats and it may require a switch to more
digestible forms of
protein so the kidneys do not have to
work so hard in breaking them down.
Highly
digestible protein (L.I.P. *), an optimal fiber content (including psyllium) and prebiotics
work to promote a balanced intestinal flora to support healthy digestion.
DIGESTIVE HEALTH Highly
digestible protein (L.I.P. *), an optimal fiber content and prebiotics
work to promote a balanced intestinal flora to support healthy digestion.
As a result of Dr. Finco's
work and the researchers who followed, many veterinarians are now recommending diets that contain excellent, highly
digestible and assimitable quality
protein are appropriate for kitties with kidney and liver issues.
The main rule of thumb for feeding your cancer dog, according to Dr. Ogilvie who
worked alongside the Morris Animal Foundation, is to feed a diet which consists of limited quantities of simple sugars, moderate amounts of complex sugars, high quality
digestible proteins (in moderate amounts), and specific amounts of certain types of fat.