Low-Fat Liquid Prescription Dog Food for Assisted Enteral Feeding, Complete Nutrition in an 8 oz Four-Pack
A low-fat liquid prescription dog food provides complete, balanced nutrition for adult dogs that need assisted enteral feeding during nutritional restoration or convalescence. Royal Canin Veterinary Diet packages the liquid formula as four 8 oz containers, and veterinarian approval is required before shipment.
The recipe has adapted viscosity for feeding tubes of different sizes and an energy density of about 1 kcal per ml, allowing daily energy needs to be delivered in a reduced volume. Its antioxidant complex includes vitamin E, vitamin C, taurine and lutein, while the low-fat formulation is intended for dogs requiring fat restriction.
Key Features
- Complete and balanced liquid diet supports veterinarian-directed assisted enteral nutrition.
- Low-fat formulation is intended for adult dogs requiring dietary fat restriction.
- Adapted viscosity supports administration through feeding tubes of different sizes.
- Energy density of about 1 kcal per ml delivers nutrition in a reduced feeding volume.
- Antioxidant complex includes vitamin E, vitamin C, taurine and lutein.
Specifications
- Product type: liquid prescription dog food
- Intended animal: adult dogs
- Package format: four 8 oz containers
- Use: assisted enteral nutrition, nutritional restoration and convalescence under veterinary supervision
- Diet profile: low fat with highly digestible essential nutrients
- Energy: approximately 1 kcal per ml; listed metabolizable energy is 105 kcal per 100 ml
- Analytical constituents per 100 ml: protein 9 g, fat 2 g, crude ash 1.2 g, crude fiber 0 g and moisture 84.2 g
- Featured highly digestible ingredients: low-lactose milk, caseinate, soy protein concentrate and maltodextrin
- Shipment requirement: veterinarian approval must be received before shipment
- Administration: feed under veterinary supervision until restoration is achieved
Obtain the required veterinary authorization before ordering and use this diet only under veterinary supervision. Follow the veterinarian’s feeding volume, tube-feeding method and monitoring plan for the individual dog.