Hill's Urinary Care is a line of super premium wet food from Hill's, specifically formulated for adult dogs with urinary problems, such as urolithiasis due to calcium oxalate, urate, cystine and end-stage kidney disease. This food is complete and balanced, providing all the nutrients necessary to maintain the animal's health while helping to control and prevent the formation of urinary stones. Main characteristics of Hill's Urinary Care wet food: Formula with reduced levels of protein, calcium and minerals to limit the formation of crystals and stones in the bladder. Includes taurine and essential nutrients that support the overall health of the urinary tract. High humidity (approximately 85%), which helps in the hydration of the dog, facilitating the elimination of impurities from the urinary tract. Nutritional composition (dry matter): approximately 13.8% protein, 26.5% fat, 53.5% carbohydrates, with control of minerals such as calcium, phosphorus and magnesium for urinary support. Ingredients include water, cornstarch, egg powder, chicken fat, pork liver, rice bran, among others, as well as essential vitamins and minerals for nutritional balance. Indications and benefits: Recommended for dogs with urinary problems that require specific nutritional management to prevent the formation of new stones and aid in the dissolution of existing ones. Helps maintain adequate urinary pH and reduce the concentration of minerals that form crystals, contributing to bladder health. The wet presentation is especially useful for increasing water intake, an important factor for dogs with urinary problems. Usage recommendations: Must be used under veterinary guidance, as it is a therapeutic food that is part of the animal's clinical management. Once opened, it must be kept refrigerated and consumed within 7 days. In summary, Hill's Prescription Diet Urinary Care wet food is a therapeutic nutritional option for adult dogs with urinary diseases, which helps control the factors that lead to the formation of bladder stones, promoting hydration and adequate nutritional support for the animal's urinary health.
