HILL’S PRESCRIPTION DIET A/D URGENT CARE CANINE-FELINE 5.5.OZ.
Hill’s Prescription Diet Urgent Care foods offer two canned solutions for pets that are on the mend. The Prescription Diet a/d food helps pets that are recovering from surgery, a serious illness or injury bounce back from these tough situations. Prescription Diet n/d supports dogs going under chemotherapy. Because their bodies have difficulties obtaining enough energy during this time, food needs to be high in energy and nutrients, and offered in an appetizing form to encourage the recovery process.
ATTENTION: MINIMUM QUANTITY PURCHASE FOR THIS PRODUCT IS 6 CANS
Description
- Highly digestible ingredients and extra calories to help during recovery from serious illness, accident and surgery
- Highly digestible proteins to help wound and tissue healing, preserving lean body mass and promoting a healthy immune system
- Developed with extra calories and increased level of potassium to help avoid depletion
- Highly palatable with a soft consistency aids acceptance by inappetant pets and gives flexibility in feeding — by bowl, spoon, syringe or feeding tube
- Cats and dogs need extra energy and nutrients to encourage the recovery process and this recipe does just that in an appetizing form
Nutritional Info
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
|---|---|
| CRUDE PROTEIN | 8.5% min |
| CRUDE FAT | 5.2% min |
| CRUDE FIBER | 0.5% max |
Feeding Instructions
Individual requirements may vary depending on pre – existing nutritional status and medical condition. In patients where normal G.I. function has been compromised by anorexia, a 3 – day transitional feeding strategy may be necessary.
- Day 1 1/3 of daily caloric intake with 2/3 water dilution
- Day 2 2/3 of daily caloric intake with 1/3 water dilution
- Day 3 Entire daily caloric intake
Select a feeding schedule based on the following patient criteria:
- Schedule 1 Cage Rest
- Schedule 2 Surgery, Sepsis, Cancer, Trauma, Fever, Feline Hepatic Lipidosis
- Schedule 3Severe Burn, Injury or Head Trauma
The following daily intakes are intended as a guide and should be adjusted as needed to achieve or maintain optimum body weight. Divide into 3 – 6 equal daily feedings to minimize gastrointestinal side effects. (1 can = 150 ml.)
Transition Instructions
A gradual transition to a new pet food is important to avoid digestive upset. To transition, mix your pet’s current food with the new food. Over 7 days, gradually decrease the amount of the current pet food while increasing the amount of new pet food. In some cases, your veterinarian may recommend no transition or a shorter transition time.
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