Lafeber Company EmerAid Sustain Canine Recovery Food for Dogs 400 g
EmerAid Sustain Canine is highly digestible nutrition scientifically designed for dogs recovering from critical illness, suffering from chronic medical conditions, or being underweight. It's also a transition diet for dogs moving from intensive care nutrition to normal food. It contains more whole nutrients than EmerAid Intensive Care. The powdered formula is mixed with water to feed. An expert panel, including critical care veterinarians and nutritionists, developed this formula for use in dogs who are convalescing, or suffering from anorexia, pre- or post-op in debilitated patients, anemia, and more. Contraindications include chronic renal disease and hepatic encephalopathy.
EmerAid Sustain Canine is highly digestible nutrition scientifically designed for dogs recovering from critical illness, suffering from chronic medical conditions, or being underweight. It's also a transition diet for dogs moving from intensive care nutrition to normal food. It contains more whole nutrients than EmerAid Intensive Care. The powdered formula is mixed with water to feed. An expert panel, including critical care veterinarians and nutritionists, developed this formula for use in dogs who are convalescing, or suffering from anorexia, pre- or post-op in debilitated patients, anemia, and more. Contraindications include chronic renal disease and hepatic encephalopathy.
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EmerAid Sustain Canine is highly digestible nutrition scientifically designed for dogs recovering from critical illness, suffering from chronic medical conditions, or being underweight. It's also a transition diet for dogs moving from intensive care nutrition to normal food. It contains more whole nutrients than EmerAid Intensive Care. The powdered formula is mixed with water to feed. An expert panel, including critical care veterinarians and nutritionists, developed this formula for use in dogs who are convalescing, or suffering from anorexia, pre- or post-op in debilitated patients, anemia, and more. Contraindications include chronic renal disease and hepatic encephalopathy.
