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Dry dietary food for adult cats with liver failure and liver disorders: protects liver function, reduces copper accumulation, and provides a high caloric density.

The liver plays a central role in feline metabolism and in neutralizing toxins. In the presence of liver disease or lipidosis, the organ struggles to process nutrients, causing weight loss, loss of appetite, and harmful copper accumulation in the tissues.

Royal Canin Hepatic provides targeted nutritional support to reduce the strain on the liver and promote cellular regeneration.

The use of primarily plant-based proteins limits the formation of toxic byproducts (such as ammonia) responsible for hepatic encephalopathy. The copper content is strictly reduced to prevent cellular damage from copper overload.

The high energy concentration allows the cat’s daily caloric needs to be met with small portions, protecting the body from muscle wasting. A complex of synergistic antioxidants helps counteract oxidative stress and protect liver cells.

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Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Hepatic is a complete dry diet formulated for adult cats with chronic liver failure and liver disease.

Formulated with a moderate amount of highly digestible plant-based protein, a reduced copper content, and a high energy density, it helps reduce the metabolic burden on the liver. Its highly palatable recipe encourages spontaneous food intake in cats with a poor appetite or those weakened by liver disease.

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Dry dietary food for adult cats with liver failure and liver disorders: protects liver function, reduces copper accumulation, and provides a high caloric density.

The liver plays a central role in feline metabolism and in neutralizing toxins. In the presence of liver disease or lipidosis, the organ struggles to process nutrients, causing weight loss, loss of appetite, and harmful copper accumulation in the tissues.

Royal Canin Hepatic provides targeted nutritional support to reduce the strain on the liver and promote cellular regeneration.

The use of primarily plant-based proteins limits the formation of toxic byproducts (such as ammonia) responsible for hepatic encephalopathy. The copper content is strictly reduced to prevent cellular damage from copper overload.

The high energy concentration allows the cat’s daily caloric needs to be met with small portions, protecting the body from muscle wasting. A complex of synergistic antioxidants helps counteract oxidative stress and protect liver cells.

Age
Adult, Elderly
Food Format
Croquettes
Animal size
Small, Media, Great
Nutritional Need
Veterinary Diet
Health Issues
Liver
Main Protein
Vegetable
Grain Free
No
Product Type Health
Veterinary kibble
Food Type
Complete

Complete dry dietetic food for adult cats

Ingredients: Rice, animal fats, corn, wheat gluten, dehydrated pork protein, corn gluten, vegetable fiber, hydrolyzed poultry liver, mineral salts, chicory pulp, fish oil, soybean oil, fructo-oligosaccharides, hydrolyzed yeast (source of mannan-oligosaccharides), marigold flower extract (source of lutein). Protein sources: wheat gluten, dehydrated pork protein, corn gluten, hydrolyzed poultry liver.

Nutritional additives (per kg): Vitamin A: 15,500 IU, Vitamin D3: 800 IU, E1 (Iron): 118 mg, E2 (Iodine): 5.7 mg, E4 (Copper): 5 mg, E5 (Manganese): 55 mg, E6 (Zinc): 149 mg, E8 (Selenium): 0.39 mg - Technological additives: Clinoptilolite of sedimentary origin: 10 g - Preservatives - Antioxidants.

Analytical Constituents: Crude protein: 26.0% | Crude oils and fats: 22.0% | Crude ash: 6.2% | Crude fiber: 5.1% | Sodium: 0.3% | Total copper: 5 mg/kg | Omega-6 fatty acids: 4.4% | Omega-3 fatty acids: 0.9%.

Feeding Guidelines and Usage Notes: It is recommended to consult a veterinarian before use or before extending the duration of use. Initially, administer Hepatic for up to 6 months in cases of chronic liver failure. Always provide the animal with plenty of fresh, clean water.

Benefits:

Hepatocellular support: A moderate intake of highly bioavailable plant-based proteins to ease the liver’s workload and reduce nitrogenous waste.

Low copper content: Reduced copper levels to limit the accumulation of this mineral in liver cells.

High energy density: Meets daily caloric needs with smaller portions, avoiding overburdening the digestive system and preventing wasting.

Antioxidant complex: A patented blend of antioxidants (including vitamins E and C) to neutralize free radicals and protect liver cells.

Maximum palatability: An aromatic profile designed to stimulate spontaneous appetite in cats suffering from nausea or loss of appetite due to liver disease.

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04-07-2018
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FAQ - Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Hepatic Cat Dry Food

Is it a complete or supplemental food? It is a complete dietary food.

Who is it intended for? For adult and senior cats suffering from liver disease, chronic liver failure, cholangitis, or hepatic lipidosis.

Why are the proteins primarily plant-based? Plant-based proteins produce fewer ammonia byproducts than animal proteins, protecting the liver from metabolic overload and preventing neurological complications.

Why is the copper content reduced? In cats with liver disease, copper tends to accumulate in the liver, becoming toxic to the tissues; reducing copper prevents this damage.

What is the key benefit? Liver protection, copper control, and high energy content to combat loss of appetite.


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