Buy hill's hpd feline d/d duck 3kg: specialized nutrition for cats
Veterinary diet with duck protein for cats with food allergies or dermatitis. Hypoallergenic, easily digestible, and clinically formulated.
61,58 €
Description
Veterinary Purchase Analysis of Hill's HPD Feline D/D Duck 3kg: Specialized Nutrition for Cats
Hill's Prescription Diet Feline D/D with Duck is a nutritional solution specifically formulated for the clinical management of cats with adverse food reactions (AFR), including food allergies and intolerances. Utilizing a novel protein source like duck, this food is designed to minimize the risk of immune reactions and significantly improve your cat's skin and gastrointestinal health. Its formula is based on clinical evidence and endorsed by veterinarians specializing in feline dermatology and gastroenterology.
Analytical Composition and Actives
- Crude protein: 32,2 %
- Crude fats: 19,1 %
- Crude fiber: 1,9 %
- Ashes: 5,9 %
- Humidity: 8%
- Omega-3 fatty acids: 1,1 %
- Omega-6 fatty acids: 3,7 %
- Vitamin E: 600 mg / kg
- Natural antioxidants: Mixture of tocopherols and citric acid
- Main ingredients: Pea starch, animal fat, hydrolyzed duck protein, cellulose, fish oil, minerals and vitamins
Dosage and Correct Administration
The appropriate amount should be determined by the veterinarian based on the cat's weight, age, clinical condition, and activity level. As a guideline:
- 2 kg cat: 35 g/day
- 4 kg cat: 60 g/day
- 6 kg cat: 80 g/day
Feed the dry food, respecting the exclusive diet. Implement a gradual transition over 7 days, mixing the old food with the new food in increasing proportions. Always ensure fresh water is available.
Safety, Side Effects and Contraindications
- Safety: Clinically proven for long-term use. Suitable as a chronic diet under veterinary supervision.
- Side effects: Rare, but may include initial food refusal or soft stools during the transition.
- Contraindicated in: Kittens under 6 months old, pregnant or lactating females, and cats with a history of severe uncontrolled pancreatitis.
- Interactions: Avoid supplementing with snacks or foods outside of the prescription.
Differential Benefits at CUCUVET
- Authorized distributor of Hill's Prescription Diet
- Guaranteed delivery in 24/48h
- Free online veterinary advice
- Loyalty program with points and discounts
- Secure and sealed packaging to preserve freshness
- After-sales service with specialized clinical support
FAQ
- How long does it take to start noticing the effects of Hill's D/D Duck?
In most cats, skin and digestive symptoms improve within 3 to 8 weeks of exclusive use. - Can it be used in cats with chronic colitis?
Yes, thanks to its hypoallergenic and digestive formulation, it is useful in cases of colitis induced by food allergies. - Does this food require a veterinary prescription?
It is not mandatory, but veterinary support and monitoring are recommended to ensure the correct treatment. - Can it be combined with wet food?
Only under veterinary guidance. Clinical efficacy is maximized with exclusive use. - Is it suitable for neutered cats?
Yes, but the daily portion should be adjusted to avoid weight gain, as it has a moderate-high calorie profile. - What should I do if my cat suddenly stops eating it?
Consult your veterinarian. It could be a sign of improvement or of another underlying condition. - How should I store the food?
Store in a cool, dry, sealed place away from direct sunlight. Consume before the expiration date shown. - Can duck cause allergies in some cats?
It's unlikely, but not impossible. That's why it's being used as a novel protein, significantly reducing the risk. - Is it suitable for cats with dermatitis without a confirmed diagnosis?
Yes, it can be used as an elimination diet under veterinary supervision to confirm or rule out food allergies. - Does CUCUVET offer subscription discounts?
Yes, we have recurring purchase plans with guaranteed savings and automatic shipping.
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