Pooch & Mutt Hepatic Dry Food for Dogs

Grain-free Veterinary food for dogs with chronic hepatic insufficiency

Veterinary dietetic food
Low animal protein
Probiotics & Beta glucans
Low copper & High Zinc

Veterinary Surgeon Dr. Linda Simon
“This is a nutritious hepatic food made with top quality ingredients, that is highly palatable (unlike many of the other hepatic diets on the market!). A low protein food with limited copper, that is high in zinc and enriched with probiotics, it is the ideal option for those with liver disease, and one I'll be recommending a lot going forward.“

This recipe provides all the active ingredients and specifications of a prescription dog food, with the unique benefit of a high-quality, grain-free base. Because when your dog needs to move to a veterinary food, they should also keep getting the best nutrition they can.
If your poorly pooch needs support with their liver function, then this is the food for them. Our Hepatic vet-developed health food contains the best ingredients, that livers will love, and to get tails wagging again.

Mealtimes are the most exciting part of our doggo’s day (as well as playtime of course!) – and there’s no need to compromise on scrumptiousness with the exciting infusion of flavours from our Hepatic dog food.

Eggs and peas in the recipe are low, yet adequate in protein and are calorie dense too, reducing ammonia build up and neurological signs caused by ‘hepatic encephalopathy’. As we know how important both a healthy body AND mind is for our pets.

Succulent flavours come from added chicken fat and salmon oil, which will provide them with the much-needed energy they crave. While the nutrients in milk thistle plays a key part in improving liver function.

And last but not least, the recipe is high in zinc to help remove excess copper stores from the liver. This is vital, as copper in the liver can be really harmful - leading to hepatitis, eventual fibrosis, and sometimes even liver failure.

Grain-free (which most vet-prescribed dog food isn’t), packed with goodness for a healthier liver, and delectably delicious? Your pooch will love you!

Please remember: This food should only be fed to dogs diagnosed with chronic liver disease - including pets with hepatitis, those whose livers have been damaged after toxin ingestion, and those who have a portosystemic shunt. Generally, this diet is offered alongside the appropriate prescribed medication.