Veterinary diets are formulated for the nutritional support of specific clinical conditions and are recommended to be used under veterinary advice. For more information on feeding Hepatic to your dog, please consult your veterinary surgeon.

Please note that the packaging for this diet was updated in March 2010 and now highlights the use of vegetable protein in the diet. This illustrates the benefit, demonstrated in a recent study, of an improved digestive tolerance in dogs fed a vegetable protein based diet when compared to one based on poultry protein. There has been no change to the formulation or ingredients of this food - only the packaging has changed.

Hepatic is for the nutritional management of:

- Chronic hepatitis

- Portosystemic shunt

- Hepatic encephalopathy

- Liver failure

- Piroplasmosis

- Jaundice

- Copper metabolism disorders

Not recommended in cases of:

- Pregnancy, lactation, growth

- Pancreatitis or history of pancreatitis

- Hyperlipidaemia

Owner information leaflet for dogs with liver disease

Hepatic full product information

Available in 1.5kg, 7kg and 14kg bag. Also available: Hepatic Wet.

A low copper with increased zinc content minimises copper accumulation in the hepatocytes.

The synergistic antioxidant complex neutralises free radicals and helps support health of hepatocytes.

A limited sodium intake decreases portal hypertension and reduces extravascular water flow.

High energy provided from fat avoids excessive protein catabolism, a risk factor for the onset or progression of hepatic encephalopathy.

Veterinary diets are formulated for the nutritional support of specific clinical conditions and are recommended to be used under veterinary advice. For more information on feeding Hepatic to your dog, please consult your veterinary surgeon.

Please note that the packaging for this diet was updated in March 2010 and now highlights the use of vegetable protein in the diet. This illustrates the benefit, demonstrated in a recent study, of an improved digestive tolerance in dogs fed a vegetable protein based diet when compared to one based on poultry protein. There has been no change to the formulation or ingredients of this food - only the packaging has changed.

Hepatic is for the nutritional management of:

- Chronic hepatitis

- Portosystemic shunt

- Hepatic encephalopathy

- Liver failure

- Piroplasmosis

- Jaundice

- Copper metabolism disorders

Not recommended in cases of:

- Pregnancy, lactation, growth

- Pancreatitis or history of pancreatitis

- Hyperlipidaemia

Owner information leaflet for dogs with liver disease

Hepatic full product information

Available in 1.5kg, 6kg and 12kg bag. Also available: Hepatic Wet.

A low copper with increased zinc content minimises copper accumulation in the hepatocytes.

The synergistic antioxidant complex neutralises free radicals and helps support health of hepatocytes.

A limited sodium intake decreases portal hypertension and reduces extravascular water flow.

High energy provided from fat avoids excessive protein catabolism, a risk factor for the onset or progression of hepatic encephalopathy.

Veterinary diets are formulated for the nutritional support of specific clinical conditions and are recommended to be used under veterinary advice. For more information on feeding Hepatic to your dog, please consult your veterinary surgeon.

Please note that the packaging for this diet was updated in March 2010 and now highlights the use of vegetable protein in the diet. This illustrates the benefit, demonstrated in a recent study, of an improved digestive tolerance in dogs fed a vegetable protein based diet when compared to one based on poultry protein. There has been no change to the formulation or ingredients of this food - only the packaging has changed.

Hepatic is for the nutritional management of:

- Chronic hepatitis

- Portosystemic shunt

- Hepatic encephalopathy

- Liver failure

- Piroplasmosis

- Jaundice

- Copper metabolism disorders

Not recommended in cases of:

- Pregnancy, lactation, growth

- Pancreatitis or history of pancreatitis

- Hyperlipidaemia

Owner information leaflet for dogs with liver disease

Hepatic full product information

Available in 1.5kg, 7kg and 14kg bag. Also available: Hepatic Wet.

A low copper with increased zinc content minimises copper accumulation in the hepatocytes.

The synergistic antioxidant complex neutralises free radicals and helps support health of hepatocytes.

A limited sodium intake decreases portal hypertension and reduces extravascular water flow.

High energy provided from fat avoids excessive protein catabolism, a risk factor for the onset or progression of hepatic encephalopathy.

Veterinary diets are formulated for the nutritional support of specific clinical conditions and are recommended to be used under veterinary advice. For more information on feeding Hepatic to your dog, please consult your veterinary surgeon.

Please note that the packaging for this diet was updated in March 2010 and now highlights the use of vegetable protein in the diet. This illustrates the benefit, demonstrated in a recent study, of an improved digestive tolerance in dogs fed a vegetable protein based diet when compared to one based on poultry protein. There has been no change to the formulation or ingredients of this food - only the packaging has changed.

Hepatic is for the nutritional management of:

- Chronic hepatitis

- Portosystemic shunt

- Hepatic encephalopathy

- Liver failure

- Piroplasmosis

- Jaundice

- Copper metabolism disorders

Not recommended in cases of:

- Pregnancy, lactation, growth

- Pancreatitis or history of pancreatitis

- Hyperlipidaemia

Owner information leaflet for dogs with liver disease

Hepatic full product information

Available in 1.5kg, 7kg and 14kg bag. Also available: Hepatic Wet.

A low copper with increased zinc content minimises copper accumulation in the hepatocytes.

The synergistic antioxidant complex neutralises free radicals and helps support health of hepatocytes.

A limited sodium intake decreases portal hypertension and reduces extravascular water flow.

High energy provided from fat avoids excessive protein catabolism, a risk factor for the onset or progression of hepatic encephalopathy.

Veterinary diets are formulated for the nutritional support of specific clinical conditions and are recommended to be used under veterinary advice. For more information on feeding Hepatic to your dog, please consult your veterinary surgeon.

 Hepatic is for the nutritional management of:

- Chronic hepatitis

- Portosystemic shunt

- Hepatic encephalopathy

- Liver failure

- Piroplasmosis

- Jaundice

- Copper metabolism disorders

Not recommended in cases of:

- Pregnancy, lactation, growth

- Pancreatitis or history of pancreatitis

- Hyperlipidaemia

Owner information leaflet for dogs with liver disease

Hepatic Wet full product information

Available in 430g can. Also available: Hepatic Dry.

A low copper and high zinc content limits copper accumulation in hepatocytes.

The synergistic antioxidant complex neutralises free radicals and helps support health of hepatocytes.

A low sodium intake decreases portal hypertension and reduces extravascular fluid loss.

High energy level helps maintain bodyweight in dogs with hepatic failure. L-carnitine favours fat use in the liver avoiding excessive protein catabolism, a risk factor for the onset or progression of hepatic encephalopathy.

Veterinary diets are formulated for the nutritional support of specific clinical conditions and are recommended to be used under veterinary advice. For more information on feeding Hepatic to your dog, please consult your veterinary surgeon.

 Hepatic is for the nutritional management of:

- Chronic hepatitis

- Portosystemic shunt

- Hepatic encephalopathy

- Liver failure

- Piroplasmosis

- Jaundice

- Copper metabolism disorders

Not recommended in cases of:

- Pregnancy, lactation, growth

- Pancreatitis or history of pancreatitis

- Hyperlipidaemia

Owner information leaflet for dogs with liver disease

Hepatic Wet full product information

Available in 430g can. Also available: Hepatic Dry.

A low copper and high zinc content limits copper accumulation in hepatocytes.

The synergistic antioxidant complex neutralises free radicals and helps support health of hepatocytes.

A low sodium intake decreases portal hypertension and reduces extravascular fluid loss.

High energy level helps maintain bodyweight in dogs with hepatic failure. L-carnitine favours fat use in the liver avoiding excessive protein catabolism, a risk factor for the onset or progression of hepatic encephalopathy.