MONGE VETSOL DOG-GASTROINTESTINAL PUPPY 5KG

The Fit-Aroma formula in MONGE VETSOLUTION CANINE GASTROINTESTINAL contains  a natural horse chestnut extract which has been shown to be an expert in the antispasmodic effect by modulating cholinergic receptors and calcium channels at the intestinal level. The fit-aroma in MONGE VETSOLUTION CANINE GASTROINTESTINAL has astringent properties that slow down the peristaltic movements of the intestines and improve the function of digestive enzymes. The beneficial effect of horse chestnut extract is attributed to its main ingredient - Escin. Escin soothes irritations of the intestinal mucosa and increases the expression of tight protein connections, which confirms that horse chestnut extract effectively inhibits acute inflammation.

Effectiveness  Fit-aroma formulas in MONGE VETSOLUTION CANINE GASTROINTESTINAL  it is strengthened by adding preserved, inactive strains of Lactobacillus acidophilus, Lactobacillus casei, Lactobacillus plantarum and Streptococcus thermophilus and introducing the concept of parasynbiotics (probiotic + prebiotic) to the feed. Resistant to gastric juices, digestive enzymes and bile acids, tyndalized, inactive strains of bacteria may accumulate on the intestinal epithelium and compete for a place with a potential pathogenic bacteria. Recent studies have shown the beneficial effects of this concept in building local immunity.

Protein: In MONGE VETSOLUTION CANINE GASTROINTESTINAL PUPPY, the protein is mostly of animal origin. The low ash content of the dried poultry protein guarantees optimal digestibility

Fat: in order to reduce the load on the intestines and maintain the proper level of energy, which is necessary for the regeneration of the epithelium, the energy in the MONGE VETSOLUTION CANINE GASTROINTESTINAL PUPPY formula has been concentrated (4100 kcal / kg).

Minerals: compared to maintenance diets, in MONGE VETSOLUTION CANINE GASTROINTESTINAL PUPY  electrolyte level  is increased to the level  compensating for excessive water loss and improving the volume of intracellular fluids

Energy:

·         Carbohydrates 38%

·         Proteins 23%

·         Lipids 39%