Disugual Liver Diet for Dogs – Duck 6x400g: Optimal Health and Nutrition

Veterinary Analysis of DISUGUAL Liver Diet for Dogs – Duck 6x400g: Optimal Health and Nutrition

DISUGUAL Diet Dog Hepatic with Duck is a complete dietetic food, specifically formulated to support liver function in dogs with chronic or acute liver failure. Its single-protein formula with duck meat, low in copper and enriched with natural antioxidants, omega-3 fatty acids, and essential vitamins, contributes to hepatocellular regeneration, reduction of oxidative stress, and improvement of the animal's overall well-being.

This product represents an advanced and clinically supported nutritional solution, ideal for dogs requiring a therapeutic diet with high digestibility, rigorous micronutrient control, and immune support.

Analytical Composition and Actives

• Main animal protein: Duck (lean, highly digestible meat)
• Carbohydrates: Rice (hypoallergenic source, easy to digest)
• Crude fat: 5.8 %
• Crude protein: 8.4 %
• Crude fiber: 0.4 %
• Crude ash: 2.0 %
• Moisture content: 78 %
• Copper: ≤ 1.5 mg/kg (limited content for hepatic management)
• Essential fatty acids: Fish oil (rich in EPA and DHA)
• Natural antioxidants: Vitamin E, rosemary extract
• Gluten-free and free of animal by-products

Dosage and Correct Administration

Administer as directed by a veterinarian. The amounts vary depending on weight, physiological state, and degree of liver impairment.

• Small dogs (up to 10 kg): 200g – 400g/day
• Medium-sized dogs (10–25 kg): 400g – 800g/day
• Large dogs (25 kg or more): 800g – 1200g/day

Divide the daily ration into 2 or more meals. Fresh water should be available at all times. Use for an initial period of up to 6 months or as clinically indicated.

Safety, Side Effects and Contraindications

The formula is safe for long-term use under veterinary supervision. Frequent adverse effects have not been reported, although transient digestive reactions may occur at the start of a dietary change. Contraindicated in:

• Dogs without a diagnosis of liver disease
• Dogs with a known allergy to duck or rice
• Growing puppies without specific indication

Consult your veterinarian before combining with hepatoprotective supplements or medications.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• How long can this diet be maintained?
  It can be administered throughout the animal's life if the liver condition requires it, always under veterinary supervision.
• Is this product suitable for dogs with liver disease and food allergies?
  Yes, its gluten-free, by-product-free, single-protein formula makes it ideal for dogs with dual diagnoses.
• Can I combine it with other hepatoprotective agents?
  Yes, but always under veterinary supervision to avoid interactions or overdosing of micronutrients.
• What happens if my dog ​​doesn't finish the whole can?
  It can be refrigerated for up to 48 hours. It is recommended to cover it well and keep it cold.
• How can you tell if the diet is working?
  Clinical signs visibly improve: more energy, reduced vomiting, better appetite, and a shinier coat. Liver function tests should improve within 4-6 weeks.
• Are there differences between this diet and a standard commercial one?
  Yes, this diet is clinically formulated to reduce liver load, contains less copper and more antioxidants.
• Can it be administered to dogs with liver cirrhosis?
  Yes, it is one of the main indications. Its nutritional profile is suitable for the management of controlled cirrhosis.
• What specific benefits does fish oil provide?
  EPA and DHA reduce liver inflammation, improve cardiovascular function, and protect the animal's immune system.
• Can this product be delivered to my home?
  Yes. CUCUVET offers fast shipping. Check availability in your postal code.
• Is a transition necessary when changing food?
  Yes, a gradual transition of 5-7 days is recommended to avoid digestive upset.