What is dogprescription food?

Prescription food is food that is formulated by a veterinarian or animal nutritionist based on the pet's disease or nutritional status to help restore health. Just as humans have introduced dietary management to relieve discomfort and enhance the efficacy of medicine, animal medicine now also includes the role of diet in treatment plans. The prescription food that came into being is not simply a mixture of medicine and food, but a combination of treatment and food, with different food designed for different conditions. Achieve the purpose of dietary therapy with precise nutritional ratio.

What is the role of prescription food?

Prescription food is based on the type and degree of the disease, by rationally adjusting the ratio of nutrients in food to achieve auxiliary treatment of diseases and long-term Special foods that prevent or delay the progression of disease.
Prescription food is not a medicine, but it plays an irreplaceable role in the treatment of diseases. And as long as it is used correctly, there is no need to worry about the side effects of "three parts poison" when used for a long time.
And many prescription foods require long-term use. For example, in order to prevent the recurrence of urinary tract stones and prevent long-term soft stools and skin itching caused by food allergies, you need to follow the doctor's instructions to use the urinary tract series and hypoallergenic series prescriptions respectively. grain.
For example:
● Intestinal prescription food for dogs and cats, which uses special technology to increase the digestibility of protein, avoid burden on the digestive tract, and improve the condition of stool. Basic nutrition plan for common digestive tract diseases.
● High-fiber and easily digestible prescription food for dogs and cats, by adjusting the proportion of fiber in the food, it can treat large intestine diseases, such as diarrhea in dogs and constipation in cats.
● Low-fat and easily digestible prescription dog food helps treat pancreatic diseases such as pancreatitis and insufficient secretion of digestive enzymes by limiting the fat content of food.
● Hypoallergenic prescription food for dogs and cats, by screening proteins from specific sources, to combat itchy skin and long-term soft stools/diarrhea caused by food allergies. Some sick fur babies can even control their symptoms by simply switching to prescription food.
● Prescription food for dog and cat skin diseases, specially added with amino acids, fatty acids and trace elements needed by the skin to ensure the health of the skin and hair. It is especially suitable for large areas of skin damage and poor hair growth.
● A series of prescription foods for the urinary tract of dogs and cats, which regulate the recurrence of urinary tract stones by adjusting food pH, ion concentration, and specific amino acid content. There are also nutrients that regulate mood to deal with recurring cystitis in cats.