Arden Grange VetCare Tin Gastrointestinal 395g

Arden Grange VetCare Gastrointestinal Adult Dog Wet Food 395g Arden Grange VetCare Gastrointestinal is a vet-approved complete wet dog food formulated to support dogs with gastrointestinal diseases, intestinal absorptive disorders, and chronic pancreatic insufficiency. Made with 58% duck , sweet potato, and pumpkin in a grain-free recipe, it provides gentle, targeted nutrition that is easy to digest and kind to a compromised digestive system. This product is part of the Arden Grange VetCare range — a specialist collection of vet-approved therapeutic diets. With increased electrolytes , low fat content to support the pancreas, and a carefully balanced blend of prebiotics, omega fatty acids, and natural anti-inflammatories, this is a clinically considered diet designed to work alongside veterinary treatment. Always use under veterinary guidance. See the complementary Arden Grange VetCare Gastrointestinal dry food for a dry feeding option, or browse the full Arden Grange dog food range . 58% Duck — a highly digestible, novel protein source gentle on sensitive digestive systems Grain Free Recipe — no cereals, reducing the risk of dietary intolerances Low Fat (5%) — carefully controlled to support pancreatic function and reduce digestive load Increased Electrolytes — sodium bicarbonate and potassium chloride to support dogs with absorptive disorders Prebiotics FOS & MOS — support gut microbiome balance and digestive recovery Salmon Oil — provides omega-3 fatty acids to support gut lining integrity and reduce inflammation Turmeric & Sunchoke — natural anti-inflammatory and prebiotic support Vet Approved — formulated to complement veterinary treatment of gastrointestinal conditions Complete & Balanced — 88kcal/100g, suitable as a sole diet under vet guidance Arden Grange VetCare Gastrointestinal is designed to support three specific conditions: intestinal absorptive disorders, inadequate digestion (maldigestion), and chronic pancreatic insufficiency (EPI). It is a complementary dietary tool — not a replacement for veterinary treatment. Always consult your vet before starting or extending use of this diet. The recommended feeding period depends on the condition being managed. For intestinal absorption disorders, up to 12 weeks is recommended. To compensate for inadequate digestion, 3–12 weeks. For chronic pancreatic insufficiency, this diet may be fed for life. Your vet will advise on the appropriate duration for your dog's specific condition. Yes — the recipe is