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Intestinal Exclusion for small dogs 7 kg – medical food for digestive issues, mono-protei
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Exclusion Intestinal for Small Dogs is the perfect medical food for dogs suffering from digestive issues. With innovative ingredients designed to assist the digestive system, the product helps improve your dog's health.
Main Benefits
- Mono-protein food that reduces the risk of allergic reactions.
- Contributes to digestive health and improves nutrient absorption.
- Convenient to use and enhances the dog's well-being.
- High quality and supported by medical research.
Main Ingredients
The food is made from natural ingredients designed to support digestive health, such as high-quality single-source protein that aids the digestion process.
Nutritional Analysis
- Protein: 25%
- Fat: 12%
- Fiber: 2%
- Ash: 6%
Who is the Product Suitable For
The product is intended for small dogs suffering from digestive issues or various sensitivities, and is suitable for anyone looking to provide their dog with healthy, high-quality nutrition.
