TROVET RRD Hypoallergenic (Rabbit) Dogx

Food hypersensitivity

Food hypersensitivity means that your pet has an excessive or adverse reaction to certain ingredients in its current diet. There are two types of hypersensitivity:

• Allergies (more than 90% of cases): a reaction caused by (animal) protein, whereby the immune system reacts. Once developed, allergies can last a lifetime.
• Intolerance: a non-immune-related response.

The associated symptoms can be identical for both forms, which makes a proper diagnosis difficult to achieve. The complaints are usually related to skin (redness, itching) and gastrointestinal symptoms (diarrhoea, vomiting) and therefore largely general and not very specific. Food hypersensitivity diagnosis is made based on the results of an elimination diet.

Elimination diet

The purpose of an elimination diet is to stop the dog's symptoms of intolerance. This can be done in several ways:

• A diet without animal protein (which cause most food allergies) such as TROVET Exclusion/NVD . This replaces animal proteins with vegetable proteins.
• A diet with hydrolysed (animal) protein. In this case, proteins are isolated/reduced in such a way that the animal's body does not recognise ingredients as allergens, so adverse reactions may be avoided
• A diet with so called ?novel? proteins, e.g. horse meat, quail, turkey, venison, rabbit or lamb. Since these animals are rarely used in commercial foodstuffs, it is unlikely that the animal has eaten them before and therefore cannot have developed an allergy previously. TROVET offers six such hypoallergenic diets which can all be followed up by a hypoallergenic food with the same protein. If you choose to use TROVET Unique Protein Rabbit and it eliminates your dog's food allergies, you can continue to use TROVET Hypoallergenic Rabbit (RRD) indefinitely.

Hypoallergenic diet food:

TROVET RRD is hypoallergenic because it contains rabbit meat and rice, a combination which is known to seldom cause allergic reactions in dogs. By switching to a hypoallergenic diet food like TROVET RRD, reactions such as scratching, rubbing and biting are slowly reduced. Alongside the food, you can also choose Trovet Hypoallergenic Treats, for responsible snacks. In addition, TROVET RRD contains all the essential nutrients for your dog in optimal amounts. It is important to understand that some complaints, such as skin conditions, will only improve slowly. If symptoms decrease or disappear entirely, a food allergy can be successfully diagnosed.

Suitable for:

• Food allergy and intolerance. 
• Puppies (dry food)

Not suitable for:

• Dogs with hypersensitivity to rabbit protein.
• Puppies (wet food)

Use

The recommended initial term of use is 3-8 weeks. If the symptoms of hypersensitivity disappear, Hypoallergenic (Rabbit) can be used indefinitely. Strict observance of the prescribed diet is highly important.

Measurements kibbles

• Thickness: 10 mm
• Length: 10,5 mm

Composition

TROVET Hypoallergenic RRD (Rabbit) Dry dog ​​food: rice, rabbit meal, poultry fat, beet pulp, poultry liver (hydrolysate), monocalcium phosphate, linseed, calcium carbonate, vitamins and trace elements, lecithin, choline chloride.

Analytical constituents per kg
Protein 22%, fat 18%, inorganic matter 6.5%, crude fiber 2%, moisture 8%, other carbohydrates 43.5%, vitamin A 20000 IU/kg, vitamin D3 1300 IU/kg, vitamin E 200 mg/ kg, vitamin C 100 mg/kg, calcium 1.10%, phosphorus 0.90%, sodium 0.30%, potassium, 0.58%, zinc, 147 mg/kg, iodine, 2.7 mg, linoleic acid 3 .3%, alpha-linolenic acid 0.5%.

TROVET Hypoallergenic RRD (Rabbit) Wet dog food: rabbit, rice, sunflower oil, minerals, fermented rice.

Analytical constituents per kg
Protein 8%, fat 5.5%, inorganic matter 2.8%, crude fiber 1%, moisture 76%, other carbohydrates 6.7%, vitamin A 2025 IU/kg, vitamin D3 136 IU/kg, vitamin E 10 mg/kg, calcium 0.46%, phosphorus 0.28%, sodium 0.22%, potassium 0.21%, zinc 20 mg/kg.

Please note, not all issues will immediately decrease or disappear. For example, skin conditions improve slowly. If the symptoms decrease or disappear completely, the diagnosis of food hypersensitivity is made.