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    Royal Canin Veterinary Diet HEPATIC Loaf Wet Dog Food - 12 X 390gm

    Vet-exclusive liver support nutrition for dogs with hepatic disease. Vegetable protein reduces encephalopathy risk, high-quality carbs spare protein for repair, zinc and antioxidants protect hepatocytes.
    SKU: 140525
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    $106.40
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    The liver's job is never done — it filters toxins, metabolizes nutrients, synthesizes proteins, and manages nearly every metabolic pathway in the body. When it's compromised, what your dog eats becomes a critical factor in whether it recovers or deteriorates. Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Hepatic is the vet-exclusive therapeutic diet formulated to support dogs with liver disease while minimizing the metabolic burden on a struggling organ.

    The nutritional strategy for hepatic disease:

    • Optimal-level, high-quality vegetable protein (soy protein isolate) — provides necessary amino acids while significantly reducing the ammonia load that causes hepatic encephalopathy in dogs with compromised liver function
    • High-quality carbohydrate energy sources — spare protein for tissue repair rather than energy, reducing nitrogen waste
    • Zinc and antioxidant complex — support hepatocyte protection and regeneration
    • Restricted copper — critically important for dogs with copper storage hepatopathy, including Bedlington Terriers, Dalmatians, and other predisposed breeds
    • Reduced sodium — helps manage ascites and portal hypertension

    Available in dry food and wet loaf formats. Must be used under ongoing veterinary supervision — liver disease requires regular monitoring and dietary adjustments as the condition evolves.

    Royal Canin Veterinary Diet — therapeutic nutrition for hepatic conditions, available exclusively through your veterinarian.

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