PRO PLAN Veterinary Diets NC Neurocare Adult Dry Dog Food 12kg

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PRO PLAN Veterinary Diets NC Neurocare Adult Dry Dog Food 12kg

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£64.49

(£5.37/kg)
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Product description

PRO PLAN Veterinary Diets NC Neurocare Adult Dry Dog Food is a complete dietetic recipe formulated to support brain function in adult dogs.
  • brainBrain & cognitive support
  • checkmarkAids cognitive function

PRO PLAN Veterinary Diets NC Neurocare Adult Dry Dog Food is specially formulated to support adult dogs with targeted nutritional needs. Enriched with MCTs to provide an alternative source of energy for the brain, this complete diet also contains a specific combination of nutrients to help reduce oxidative stress. Made with hydrolysed protein and purified carbohydrate sources to help reduce allergenic load, it also supports skin health with zinc, omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, and vitamin A for overall wellbeing.

Features

  • Contains MCTs - Provides an alternative source of energy for the brain
  • Specific combination of nutrients - Helps reduce oxidative stress

Who is it for?

  • Suitable for

    Adult Dogs

  • Not suitable for

    Puppies

Approximate Dimensions (Product)

  • 12kg H11.5 x W80 x D40cm
  • Product code: 7161722

At Purina Pro Plan, their team of nutritionists and expert veterinarians apply leading-edge science to develop their most advanced and efficient combination of nutrients for your pet. These recipes help provide targeted benefits, such as high digestibility and high nutrient absorption to help support your pet's natural defences and long-term health. The number 1 ingredient is always high-quality pieces of chicken, lamb, salmon, turkey or beef, frozen to lock-in key nutrients and perfectly cooked for delicious taste.
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Composition

Composition: Corn, dried poultry protein, wheat flour, dried salmon protein, medium chain triglycerides oil (6.5%), dried beet pulp, rice, dried egg, corn protein meal, digest, fish oil, minerals.

Analytical Constituents

  • Protein30%
  • Crude Fibres1.5%
  • Crude Oils and Fats15%
  • Crude Ash7.5%
  • MoistureNot stated
  • Omega (3 and/or 6)Not stated
  • CalciumNot stated
  • PhosphorusNot stated

Nutritional Additives and Trace Elements

  • IU/kgVit A: 37000
  • Vit D31200
  • Vit E600
  • mg/kgVit C: 165
  • Vitamin B Group350
  • Iron (II) sulphate monohydrate(Fe: 140)
  • Calcium iodate anhydrous(I: 2.2)
  • Copper (II) sulphate pentahydrate(Cu: 15)
  • Manganous sulphate monohydrate(Mn: 52)
  • Zinc sulphate monohydrate(Zn: 130)
  • Sodium selenite(Se: 0.15)

It is recommended that a veterinarian's opinion be sought before use. Water should always be available.
Adult Body Weight (kg)Adult (g/24h)Senior (g/24h)
2.5 kg65 g55 g
5 kg105 g90 g
10 kg165 g145 g
15 kg220 g190 g
25 kg305 g265 g
35 kg385 g335 g
45 kg455 g395 g
70 kg610 g530 g

Warnings and Safety

This bag is not a toy. To avoid risk of suffocation, keep out of reach of children and pets.

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3.2 out of 5

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  • This is NOT Ketogenic

    I have a background in biochemistry and have been managing my dog's seizures (most likely induced by flea treatments) with a ketogenic diet with great success (from 1-6 seizures per day to 0 most days). But it is a pain making it up from fresh ingredients and I want a more convenient food for travelling. I looked for a ketogenic kibble and this came up. I began to introduce it to my dog's diet gradually and had to stop after two days. The seizures returned. I took a closer look at the ingredients: MAIZE!!!! That provides carbohydrate and not a complex one. And the fat/protein ratio needs to be much higher (ie. a LOT more fat than protein). Even without the carbs from the maize, a dog will convert protein into glucose and lose ketosis and its protective effects. This is not a ketogenic kibble, it just has some beneficial ingredients for the brain.

    hungrydog

      a year ago, Portland, Dorset

      Originally posted on purina.co.uk

    • Great for my epileptic golden retriever

      I started my golden on this last april hasnt stopped his seizures but has changed the severity of them he used to have clusters of 2 or 3 seizures now has single seizures lasting 1 minute or so and comes round very quickly before he would go blind bumping into things for a couple of minutes not anymore

      Diane67

        2 years ago, Blackpool

        Originally posted on purina.co.uk

      • Still not sure about it

        [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I darent take my dog off this food as seemed to help seizured initially and I’ve found he can have no other food on the market even if it says it’s natural! However is anyone else finding the biscuits so hard the dog can barely chew them. We are on month 6 and I now have to soak the food so he can chew it. The biscuits have done considerable damage to his teeth! He’s a huge dog too! Is there any reason the biscuits are so hard and anyone know of a comparable food that’s edible for them and chewable? I’ll be consulting vets in teeth condition and asking for advice on this food.

        Starz

          3 years ago, Wales

          Originally posted on purina.co.uk

        • Worked well for my older dogs

          [Employee of purina-uk] I tried the product for two of our older dogs with dementia, each above the age of 12 and noticed some great effects in their behaviour and sleeping patterns. They both loved the taste of it, it is really palatable. Although some bloating was noticed in one of them, who bloats easily anyways.

          Orsi

            3 years ago

            Originally posted on purina.co.uk

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