Terra Canis Alivet Low Fat Känguru
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Terra Canis Alivet Low Fat Känguru
Description
Description
The energy content of all LOW FAT DIET menus is reduced overall, as the meat content and consequently the fat content are reduced, while at the same time the proportion of low-calorie vegetables and fruit is increased. In this way, the crude fibre content is also increased, which, as is well known, has a positive effect on lowering the triglyceride level in the blood. Pineapple contains enzymes known to boost fat metabolism and fat burning. The high-quality, food-grade muscle meat provides valuable proteins that counteract the unwanted breakdown of muscle mass during the diet. In addition, lupin proteins and chia seeds provide a high level of important amino acids, especially lysine.
Calorie-rich, hard-to-digest grain is avoided. Added artichoke leaves are considered metabolism-stimulating, which can effectively support the breakdown of fat deposits. The yarrow it contains contains bitter substances, which can help stimulate the production of bile. The added L-carnitine improves the turnover of fatty acids. While deficiency symptoms can often occur with a simple reduction of normal feed, Alimentum Veterinarium LOW FAT DIET, with a balanced content of vitamins, minerals and trace elements, ensures the complete nutritional supply of the dog.
The technical term obesity derives from the Latin word "adeps" (= fat). It describes exceeding the ideal weight by more than twenty percent. In this condition, the animal's ribs are no longer clearly palpable and the flank no longer shows a typical tuck. In industrialised countries, almost 40 % of all dogs are affected by severe overweight, which means obesity has for some time ranked first among the most common diseases in German small-animal practices. Permanent overweight harms the animal's entire musculoskeletal system. Furthermore, the risk of high blood pressure, metabolic disorders, heart and organ diseases increases.
Obesity can be a precursor to arthrosis, joint inflammation, tendon and ligament damage. Obesity is caused by a permanent, excessive supply of food combined with too little exercise. Furthermore, a non-species-appropriate feed composition with a lot of grain, starch and sugar promotes the development of overweight. In addition to treating any accompanying diseases that may arise, the therapy of obesity is primarily carried out through a sensible dietary change - always paired with increased (2 - 3 hours per day) exercise of the animal in the long term.
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