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Specific (Dechra) Struvite Management is a complete food for adult dogs, specially developed to help prevent and dissolve struvite uroliths, whilst enhancing the condition of the coat (tackling problems of hair loss, dry skin or coat dullness). The food is also developed to promote a low urine PH (below 6.4), acting to dissolve existing struvite crystals and prevent the formation of new ones through its low-level phosphorous and magnesium content. The inclusion of omega -3 fatty acids (EPA & DHA) will further promote the health of skin, joints and coat for a healthier looking dog. Highly digestible and palatable to suit even the most selective appetites.
Maize Starch, Wheat, Maize Protein, Pork Fat, Maize, Egg Powder, Minerals, Fish Meal, Animal Protein Hydrolysate, Potato Protein, Antarctic Krill, Vitamins and Trace Elements (including Chelated Trace Elements), Cellulose Powder, Yeast, Methionine, Fish Oil, Psyllium Husk, Rosemary Extract. Natural Antioxidants (Tocopherols And Vitamin C)
Energy: 1714kJ, Energy: 410kcal, Protein (Crude): 21g, Fat (Crude): 19g, Carbohydrate (NFE): 44.3g, Fibre (Crude): 1.6g, Calcium: 0.55g, Phosphorus: 0.38g, Magnesium: 0.06g, Sodium: 0.6g, Omega-3 Fatty Acids: 0.37g, Ratio n-3:n-6: 1:7, Water: 8.5g
The following table shows the recommended daily feed amount in grams. The individual requirement may vary depending on factors such as breed, environment, season, activity etc. It is therefore advisable to continue monitoring condition and body weight, adjusting the amount fed accordingly.
| Weight of Dog kg | Lean | Average | Overweight |
| 2.5 | 60 | 50 | 40 |
| 5 | 100 | 80 | 60 |
| 10 | 165 | 140 | 110 |
| 15 | 225 | 185 | 150 |
| 20 | 280 | 230 | 185 |
| 25 | 330 | 275 | 220 |
| 30 | 375 | 315 | 250 |
| 35 | 425 | 355 | 280 |
| 40 | 470 | 390 | 310 |
| 50 | 555 | 460 | 370 |
| 60 | 635 | 530 | 425 |
| 70 | 710 | 595 | 475 |
| 80 | 785 | 655 | 525 |
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Our dog has this due to her specific diet, I can always rely on viovet to have the product and the delivery is always on time if not earlier and you are always kept up to date with text messages which saves you staying in as the delivery company gives you a 2 hour time slot, never had a problem at all.
Customer recommends this product
It’s great as she eats it as she does
Customer recommends this product
Dog seems to enjoy it and it helps her drink more so more wee’ing
Customer recommends this product
I've used this product for few years as advised by my vet, for my dog with struvites
Customer recommends this product
The food is a good composition. It's small, so ideal for small dogs, it feels slightly moist, not really dry like some kibble. But unfortunately, my dog just will not try it. Having said that, she's an extremely fussy dog. I'm disappointed that she wouldn't try it because it is good value.
Customer does not recommend this product
Below are some recent questions we've received regarding SPECIFIC (Dechra) CCD Struvite Management Dry Dog Food, including answers from our team.
JMB
Our dog had a lot of systene stones and we have been feeding him this food for nearly six months. The small print on the packet implies that this should not be fed for more than six months. His latest scan last week showed that all but possibly one remaining stone have disappeared so we are very pleased. He is a three yo standard dachshund and I understand that this breed has a tendency to cystene crystals. In spite of what it says on the packet, can I continue to feed him this food in order to prevent new crystals forming? If not, please could you suggest a maintenance food?
Any use of the diet beyond the packaging guidelines should only be done alongside veterinary advice. Unfortunately we cannot provide off label advice regarding the products we stock. If your vet is unsure whether this is safe then they can contact the manufacturer direct to discuss the best nutritional approach for your pet.
Pamela Johns
My rescued shih-tzu needs this type of food as she had a severe case of gallstones before I brought her home. Now on RC s/o food but appears to be forming some crystals, although not developed into stones. Still having little control over her bladder although she does try to let me know when she needs to go out. Would this food be better for her, or would it not make any difference please?
There are a few types of urinary diets and each are very specific for certain types of stones. I recommend discussing this with your vet as they will know what type of stone needs to be prevented. Using the wrong urinary diet can actually worsen the problem so it is important you do this before changing the diet.
