Prescription dog food must be consumed under the guidance of a doctor

Since drugs have a course of treatment, prescription food used under the guidance of a doctor naturally also has a course of treatment. Different prescription foods target different diseases, and the severity of different diseases is different, so the time to use specific prescription foods will also be different. For acute gastrointestinal symptoms, the course of intestinal prescription food can be stopped 1 or 2 months after the disease has fully recovered.
For example:
● Parvovirus recovery period
● Intestinal foreign body surgery recovery period
● Vomiting and diarrhea due to improper diet

If it is easy Recurrent diseases require long-term feeding of corresponding prescription food, for months or even years, sometimes even for life.
For example:
● Canine pancreatitis
● Urinary tract stones
● Hematuria (idiopathic cystitis) that occurs when cats are stressed
Another example is chronic inability to Recovering from diseases such as chronic kidney disease, heart disease, etc. requires lifelong use of kidney disease prescription foods and heart disease prescription foods.
Therefore, prescription food is not something you can eat casually. It must be used under the guidance of a pet doctor. Do not copy the disease based on the name of the food.
For example, hypoallergenic prescription food: Many parents of furry children think that this food can resist all allergies, but they do not know that it is a tool to combat adverse food reactions (such as skin itching and diarrhea caused by food allergies).
If itching is caused by skin contact allergies such as dust, dust mites, pollen, etc. in the environment, the original intention of choosing this food is worth questioning.
And during use, the effect must be regularly reviewed and evaluated, and fine-tuned if necessary.
It is necessary to choose the right prescription food and use it according to the course of treatment, so that it can best cooperate with the treatment drugs to achieve the purpose of treating the disease, preventing recurrence and slowing down the deterioration.