Name: AliVet INTESTINAL Veal Menu
SKU: TC-60
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AliVet INTESTINAL Veal Menu

From: 6.75€ / 13.20 лв.

Gastrointestinal diseases require an anti-inflammatory diet, causing as little irritation to your pet’s digestion, as possible. Their food must therefore not burden their gastro-intestinal function, through high fat or grain contents, for instance.

This irresistible, nutritionally complete, grain-free recipe is a soothing option for dogs suffering from gastrointestinal issues.

Made with fresh, low-fat veal meat, this menu provides healthy amino acids and omega-6 fatty acids without burdening the gastrointestinal tract. Easily digestible vegetables and fruits, including zucchini, pumpkin and melon provide a healthy amount of essential vitamins and minerals, for a truly nourishing meal.

With AliVet’s INTESTINAL range, your best bud can now enjoy a selection of scrumptious, grain-free suppers – ideal for soothing digestion upsets.

AliVet is a specialised brand belonging to the Terra Canis family offering premium veterinary diets, formulated & recommended by veterinary experts and handcrafted from 100% human-grade quality ingredients.

Produced in a traditional Munich butchery AliVet offers highly effective, all-natural meals for your dog.

SKU: TC-60 Categories: Complete & Balanced Ready-to-Serve Meals for Dogs, Dog products, Organic & Human Grade Quality (HGQ) Meals for Dogs Tags: Adult, AliVet Intestinal Line, Gastrointestinal Issues, Terra Canis Dog Food Brands: AliVet, Terra CanisProduct ID: 11189

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Description

Acute or chronic inflammation of the digestive tract and general intestinal diseases are associated with mild to severe symptoms in dogs. Acute inflammation can affect the stomach (gastritis), intestines (enteritis) or the entire digestive tract (gastro-enteritis). Triggered by a bacterial or viral infection, parasites or a general illness, a dog with inflammation in the digestive tract shows fatigue, fever, vomiting and diarrhea. Decreased appetite, flatulence and intestinal cramps can also be classic symptoms. The chronic form of such an inflammation is IBD (Inflammatory Bowel Disease), in which the dog suffers permanently from digestive disorders and the cause is not known. Severe diarrhea that lasts longer than two days leads to dehydration of the sick animal. A dehydrated animal can be recognized by deeply sunken eyes, states of exhaustion, a very “sticky” mucous membrane in the mouth and a low skin elasticity. In the event of dehydration, persistent diarrhea or if a serious gastrointestinal disease is suspected, the animal must be given veterinary care.

In addition to medical therapy, it is also necessary to switch to a gastrointestinal diet in order to optimally support the recovery of the digestive tract and its function or to accompany it permanently in the case of chronic diseases.

The aim of AliVet’s INTESTINAL line is to compensate for fluid loss, rebuild the gastrointestinal flora and stabilize the electrolyte balance.

Grains, which dogs can only consume in very small amounts, can disturb digestion, therefore are completely excluded from all INTESTINAL recipes.

Low-fat meat diets are most suitable for dogs’ suffering from stomach issues, especially when supplemented by highly digestible vegetables. Only human-grade muscle meat is used in the grain-free INTESTINAL line. This low-fat meat provides healthy amino acids and omega-6 fatty acids without burdening the stomach and intestines. Easily digestible vegetables and fruits provide natural fiber, vitamins and minerals. Also included are additives and herbs known to soothe the gastrointestinal tract, relieve cramps, and make up for nutritional deficiencies.

Chamomile, anise & caraway seeds are complemented by digestive flaxseeds & psyllium husks. Yarrow is said to relieve cramps and improve bile flow, while gingko is believed to be a free radical scavenger. Mineral earth helps to buffer excess acids. MCT oil provides quickly available energy and effective microorganisms (EM) help balance the intestinal flora.

Suitable for:

For general gastrointestinal sensitivity
To promote healthy intestinal function and gastric mucosa
To promote digestion and absorption

All ingredients are of human-grade quality and are completely gluten-free.

Alimentum Veterinarium is the first specialised, veterinary dog food on the market that is made from 100% human-grade ingredients. All processing of the raw material takes place in Terra Canis’ own state of the art production facility, near Munich.

A quality diet it essential for all living organisms, but especially in the case of sick dogs. Premium raw materials and nutrients is essential for their healing. Based on the evolutionary diet of the dog, all AliVet products are grain-free and target the most common diseases that dogs suffer from, today.

Alimentum Veterinarium stands for maximum quality, naturalness and acceptance – developed with veterinarian Hanna Stephan and based on the NRC values.

The advantages of Terra Canis' products are undeniable:

Terra Canis is the first pet food exclusively produced using genuine human grade quality (HGQ) ingredients and thus setting completely new quality standards in the pet food industry.
A pioneer in the field of grain-free or grain-reduced nutrition, as nature intended.
Formulated by in-house vets
Produced in a Bavarian butcher’s shop that has won multiple awards for its quality products and top craftsmanship
A careful cooking process (slow cooked & canned when cool) ensures maximum preservation of beneficial natural vitamins, secondary plant substances, minerals, trace elements and proteins.
Products consist exclusively of natural ingredients with meat being the main component and small amounts of fruits, vegetables, herbs and a maximum of 10% grains
Free from sugar, additional flavourings, colourings, attractants and other preservatives
Free from offal or slaughter/ animal by-products
Terra Canis’ dog food is all – age appropriate, and includes a Puppy Range, with extra silicon and calcium to support bones during growth, as well as a range for Senior Dogs.
Featuring a Grain-free dog food range suitable for dogs with food intolerances, each meal includes a single protein source.
The Terra Canis Classic range offers a great solution for dogs that are gluten intolerant. This entire range is gluten-free and available in an abundance of flavours
AliVet (Alimentum Veterinarium) is the first specialised, veterinary dog food on the market that is made from 100% human-grade ingredients offering specialised diets for the most prevalent diseases in dogs today, such as kidney disease, mobility issues, gastro-intestinal problems and allergies.
Made in Germany to the highest ethical, quality and safety standards

Ingredients

Veal heart (25%), veal lung (12%), veal fat (7%), potato, carrot (8%), zucchini, pumpkin (8%), melon, apple, linseed oil, seaweed *, coconut flour, dandelion *, birch leaf * , Parsley *, chia seeds, marigold *, nettle *, eggshell powder, minerals * dried

Ratio: Meat: potatoes / vegetables: other raw materials = 56%: 40%: 4%

Nutrients/100g

Protein: 8 % Fettgehalt: 6.8 % Rohfaser: 1.1 % Rohasche: 1.6 % Feuchtigkeit: 75.2 %
MJ/kg: 4.7

Nutritional additives / kg:

Components	Nutritional additive / kg	Final analysis
Vitamin A (3a672a)	1500 IE	5900 IE/kg
Vitamin D3 (3a671)	200 IE	242 IE/kg
Vitamin E (3a700)	60 IE	7,5 IE/100g
Vitamin B1 (Thiaminmononitrat)	4 mg	0,53 mg/100g
Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin)	5 mg	0,74 mg/100g
Vitamin B12 (Cyanocobalamin)	30 µg	9,5 µg/100g
Calcium		1390 mg/kg
Phosphor		780 mg/kg
Magnesium		375 mg/kg
Biotin (3a880)	4 µg	3,8 µg/100g
Pantothensäure (3a841)	13 mg	2,8 mg/100g
Folsäure (3a316)	0,06 mg	41,1 µg/100g
Kupfer (3b405)	1,5 mg	<10 mg/kg
Mangan (3b503)	4,5 mg	10 mg/kg
Jod (3b202)	0,6 mg	0,65 mg/kg
Zink (3b605)	40 mg	45 mg/kg
Selen (3b801)	0,06 mg	0,2 mg/kg
Chlorid (Natriumchlorid)		0,15 g/100g
Natrium (Natriumchlorid)		0,05 g/100g
Kalium		2050 mg/kg
L-Carnithin (3a910)	150 mg
Puringehalt		19,3 mg/100g
Harn pH KAB		7,43

Daily Feeding Guide Terra Canis Wet Food Only (GRAMS)

AliVet’s INTESTINAL Veal Menu is Complete Food For Dogs of all ages.

DOG’S WEIGHT	Feeding Recommendation Gramms/Day
Breed	(KG)	Min (g/day)	Max (g/day)
	Toy (up to 5)	150	200
	Small (up to 10)	300	400
	Medium (up to 20)	600	800
	Large (up to 30)	900	1200
	Giant (up to 50)	1300	1600

These are approximate values. The tables can be used as a general guide, together with good sense and experience.
Diets should be tailored to each individual animal’s lifestyle and nutritional requirements. These include age, breed, exercise amount, environmental factors, neutered status and individual variation.
For overweight dogs, daily amounts should be based on target weight not actual weight.
Please be aware that treats will add to your dog’s calorie intake so adjust your feeding amounts to allow for this.

TIP: During acute diarrhea, the first thing to do is to consistently withdraw food for 24 to 48 hours. Fresh drinking water must always be accessible. The so-called “zero diet” helps calm the gastrointestinal tract and promotes the natural cleansing of the digestive system. The digestive tract is automatically no longer burdened by the withdrawal of food. In addition, the risk of a feed allergy is reduced. When the intestinal mucous membrane is irritated, this immune barrier is stressed and “loosens its limits”. As a result, large protein molecules in the food can pass through them and lead to the formation of antibodies, which can lead to allergic reactions. With the recommended zero diet, the intestinal mucosa can regenerate and mild diarrhea can often be contained gently and quickly. Proteins from food cannot pass through a susceptible intestinal barrier, which prevents a possible subsequent feed allergy.

Puppies and young animals as well as obese animals are to be completely excluded from the fast. In these four-legged friends, the zero diet should absolutely be avoided, as these animals are in a different metabolic situation, on which food deprivation has a negative effect. Particularly in the case of very fat animals, there is a risk of excessive fat mobilization due to the sudden deprivation of nutrients during a fast.

Severe diarrhea that lasts longer than two days leads to dehydration of an animal. A dehydrated animal can be recognized by deeply sunken eyes, states of exhaustion and poor skin elasticity. The onset of dehydration, persistent diarrhea or if a serious illness is suspected, a veterinarian is essential.