PURINA PRO PLAN Veterinary Diets Feline UR ST/OX Urinary Huhn

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Nutrition

Protein
Fat
Fiber
kcal/100g
favorite Longevity Score Excellent
77/100

Scored on high protein content, omega-3 fatty acids, antioxidants, gut-health ingredients; no clear joint support detected in the listed ingredients.

Flavors

ChickenRiceCornEgg

About This Food

A complete dry veterinary diet for cats designed to help dissolve struvite stones and reduce their recurrence. It promotes a healthy urinary environment with its ST/OX urinary security, while providing essential nutrients for adult cats.

Designed for cats of all ages, cats with urinary care needs, this is a dry food from Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets.

Ingredients of note: omega-3 fatty acids (EPA/DHA) support skin, coat, and cognitive health; natural antioxidants (Vitamin E, rosemary, or Vitamin C) help protect cells.

Guaranteed analysis: 35% protein — high protein content for a dry food, 12% fat, 1.5% fiber.

Ingredients

Composition Rice, wheat flour, dried poultry protein (16% of which 50% chicken), corn protein flour, pea protein, dried egg, minerals, dried beet pulp, pork fat, protein hydrolyzate of animal origin, corn, preservatives, fish oil, vitamins, amino acids, antioxidants. Urine acidifier: phosphoric acid. Additives Nutritional additives: Vitamin A (33,000 IU/kg), Vitamin D3 (1,050 IU/kg), Vitamin E (700 IU/kg), Iron [as ferrous sulfate monohydrate] (110 mg/kg), Iodine [as calcium iodate anhydrous] (1.7 mg/kg), Copper [as copper sulfate pentahydrate] (11 mg/kg), Manganese [as manganese sulfate monohydrate] (41 mg/kg), Zinc [as zinc sulfate monohydrate] (100 mg/kg), selenium [as sodium selenite] (0.12 mg/kg).

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