Advance Vet Canine: Advanced nutrition for your dog's well-being
Complete veterinary food for dogs with digestive, allergic, or immunological needs. Advanced and clinically formulated nutrition.
18,86 €
Description
Veterinary Analysis of ADVANCE VET CANINE: Advanced Nutrition for Your Dog's Well-being
Advance Vet Canine is a prescription wet food scientifically developed to address digestive, immunological, and dermatological conditions in dogs. Formulated by animal nutrition experts, this product adapts to different clinical needs, helping to restore the physiological balance of dogs with specific pathologies or food sensitivities.
Recommended by veterinarians throughout Europe, its formula supports the nutritional treatment of gastrointestinal problems, food allergies, overweight, joint deterioration, and more. It is ideal for both acute phases and long-term maintenance.
Analytical Composition and Actives
- Crude protein: 8.0 %
- Crude fat: 6.5 %
- Crude fibers: 1.5 %
- Crude ash: 2.0 %
- Humidity: 75 %
Key active ingredients:
- Highly digestible hydrolyzed animal proteins
- Prebiotics (FOS and MOS) for intestinal flora balance
- Omega 3 and 6 for skin and joints
- Vitamins A, D3, E, C for immune support
- Zinc, Selenium and Manganese chelated
Dosage and Correct Administration
The dosage should be adjusted according to the animal's weight, age, physiological state, and any existing medical conditions. The following is a general guide:
| dog weight | Recommended daily allowance |
|---|---|
| 1-5 kg | 100-300 g |
| 6-15 kg | 350-750 g |
| 16-30 kg | 800-1250 g |
| 31-50 kg | 1300-1800 g |
Divide into two to three daily feedings. Introduce gradually over 5–7 days. For veterinary use. Professional supervision recommended.
Safety, Side Effects and Contraindications
- Safety: Clinically tested on animals with digestive, immunological and dermatological pathologies.
- Contraindications: Do not administer to puppies under 6 months old without veterinary consultation. Not suitable for pregnant/lactating females.
- Possible side effects: Rare cases of intolerance to specific proteins. Changes in stool consistency may be observed during the transition.
- Interactions: Compatible with pharmacological treatments for digestive and inflammatory pathologies.
Differential Benefits at CUCUVET
- Authorized distributor of Advance Veterinary Diets
- Free professional veterinary advice
- Guaranteed 24/48h express delivery
- Discounts for monthly subscriptions
- Permanent stock and long expiration dates
- Personalized attention and email
FAQ
- Does Advance Vet Canine require a veterinary prescription?
Yes, it is recommended that its use be supervised by a veterinarian since it is a clinically prescribed food. - How long can my dog take it?
It can be used for extended periods at the veterinarian's discretion. In chronic conditions, it can even be used for life. - Is it suitable for dogs with pancreatitis?
Yes, its low fat content makes it suitable in cases of acute or chronic pancreatitis under professional supervision. - Can I mix it with dry food?
Yes, provided that both products belong to the same therapeutic range and have nutritional compatibility. - Does it have artificial flavoring?
No. Its palatability is based on highly digestible natural ingredients of animal origin. - Does Advance Vet Canine help in cases of food allergies?
Yes. Some varieties are formulated with hydrolyzed proteins to avoid immune reactions. - How should I store the product once opened?
Keep refrigerated (4–8°C) and consume within 48 hours of opening. - Is it available for home delivery?
Yes, CUCUVET offers express domestic shipping. - Does Advance Vet Canine contain grains?
Some versions are grain-free, ideal for dogs with gluten sensitivity. - What is the difference between Advance Vet Canine and regular Advance?
The Vet line is clinically formulated for dogs with specific pathologies, while Advance normal is for general use.
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