Energique Special for dogs with skin disorders and/or intestinal

Complete raw meat diet for dogs with skin and/or intestinal disorders

Energique Special is meat food for dogs with skin and/or intestinal disorders. Field tests have shown that dogs with intestinal complaints are no longer suffering from diarrhoea after having been fed with Energique Special for eight weeks. All sorts of skin complaints are also successfully treated with Energique Special. Skin complaints are usually the result of an underlying disease, deteriorating the dog’s level of resistance.

Ideal balance

Energique Special is super easily digestible as the product contains lamb, rice and oil with plenty of natural vitamin E. Vitamin E is a so-called antioxidant, just like vitamin C limiting the damage caused by free radicals. Energique Special also contains the ideal balance of proteins, rice and oils, consisting for 85% of unsaturated fatty acids. For treatment we suggest the dog is fed on nothing but Energique Special for 12 to 16 weeks. Following this ‘treatment’ the dog may switch to Energique for adult dogs. With Energique Special being a complete meal, there is no harm in feeding the dog Energique Special indefinitely. Feed the dog approximately 100 gram per day for every 5 kg of body weight. That is on average, depending on the needs of the dog. Always make sure the dog has access to plenty of fresh water.

Pups with skin or intestinal complaints

For pups with skin and/or intestinal complaints we recommend an immediate start with feeding on Energique Special. Feed the dog approximately 100 gram of Energique Special per day for every 2.5 kg of body weight. That is on average, depending on the activities of the pup. Always make sure the pup has access to an amount of fresh water (serve Energique at room temperature).

Ingredients:

Chicken, tripe, lamb, rice, oils, polyunsaturated fatty acids, fats.

Storage:

15 months at -20°C

Feeding advice for Energique no.4

* in slices of 25 or 100 gram

Please refer to Energique's feeding advice.

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