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pienso ownat care urinary gatos sensibles afectaciones tracto urinarioOWNAT CARE URINARY es un alimento completo y equilibrado para gatos adultos de cualquier raza, especialmente formulado para aquellos sensibles a afectaciones del tracto urinario. Su receta incorpora un balance mineral orientado a ayudar a controlar el pH de la orina y contribuir al buen estado de las vas urinarias. Incluye ingredientes funcionales como arndanos (antioxidantes) y diente de len, planta aromtica que favorece la diuresis. Adems, est

OWNAT CARE URINARY es un alimento completo y equilibrado para gatos adultos de cualquier raza, especialmente formulado para aquellos sensibles a afectaciones del tracto urinario. Su receta incorpora un balance mineral orientado a ayudar a controlar el pH de la orina y contribuir al buen estado de las vías urinarias. Incluye ingredientes funcionales como arándanos (antioxidantes) y diente de león, planta aromática que favorece la diuresis. Además, está enriquecido con aceite de salmón como fuente de omega-3, manteniendo el enfoque Ownat Care de ingredientes naturales y alta palatabilidad.

Pienso OWNAT Care Urinary para Gatos, el mejor pienso para Gatos Sensibles a Afectaciones del Tracto Urinario de Ownat.

OWNAT Care Urinary es una fórmula dirigida al soporte urinario en gatos adultos, combinando un perfil mineral controlado. La inclusión de arándanos y diente de león refuerza el enfoque funcional, mientras que la pulpa de remolacha y yucca aportan apoyo digestivo y control del olor de heces.

INDICACIONES

Indicado como dieta diaria para gatos adultos con sensibilidad urinaria o que requieran un alimento con balance mineral y apoyo a la diuresis.

VENTAJAS

  • Soporte urinario: ayuda a mantener en buen estado las vías urinarias.

  • Balance mineral: contribuye a controlar el pH de la orina.

  • Cloruro de amonio (5 g): apoyo funcional para el control del pH urinario.

  • Favorece la diuresis: con diente de león para promover la micción.

  • Arándanos (200 mg/kg): aporte de antioxidantes para refuerzo inmunitario.

  • Extra omega-3: con aceite de salmón que ayuda a la respuesta inflamatoria.

  • Soporte digestivo: prebióticos FOS + MOS y pulpa de remolacha.

  • Yucca schidigera: ayuda a reducir el olor de las heces.

  • Sin conservantes ni colorantes artificiales; con antioxidantes naturales.

RACIONES Y RECOMENDACIONES DE OWNAT CARE URINARY PARA GATOS SENSIBLES A AFECTACIONES DEL TRACTO URINARIO.

  • Ofrecer la ración diaria recomendada según peso, condición corporal y nivel de actividad.

  • Referencia orientativa: para un gato de 1 kg, 20 g/día (estimación de dosis recomendada).

  • Dividir la ración en 2 tomas diarias para facilitar digestión y controlar la ingesta.

  • Conservar en un lugar fresco y seco y cerrar el envase tras cada uso.

  • Mantener siempre agua limpia y fresca al alcance del gato.

  • Utilizar preferentemente antes de la fecha indicada en el envase (vida útil 18 meses) y verificar lote/registro

COMPOSICIÓN

Pollo fresco* (30% mín. antes de la extrusión), arroz integral* (14%), cerdo deshidratado, salmón deshidratado (10%), raíces de mandioca*, guisantes enteros* (6%), hidrolizado de salmón (6%), patata deshidratada*, grasa avícola (preservada con antioxidantes naturales), pulpa de remolacha, proteína hidrolizada de pollo, aceite de salmón (preservado con antioxidantes naturales) (1%), levadura de cerveza*, manzana* (1%), sal gema*, fructo y manano oligosacáridos, algas marinas deshidratadas* (Ascophyllum nodosum) (500 mg/kg), yucca shidigera, arándanos* (200 mg/kg), diente de león* (100 mg/kg), flor de manzanilla* (100 mg/kg), equinácea* (100 mg/kg), té verde* (100 mg/kg). *INGREDIENTES NATURALES

COMPOSICIÓN ANALÍTICA

Proteína 33%
Contenido en grasa 14%
Fibras Brutas 3.5%
Materia Inorgánica 7%
Humedad 8%
Omega 6 1.6%
Omega 3 0.7%
Calcio 0.8%
Fósforo 0.7%
Sodio 0.7%
Magnesio 0.09%

ADITIVOS

Vitamina A 30000 Ul
Vitamina D3 1000 Ul
Vitamina E 700 Ul
Vitamina C 100 mg
Taurina 2.000 mg
L-carnitina 300 mg
Cobre (Quelato de cobre de aminoácidos hidratado) 6 mg
Manganeso (Óxido manganoso) 54 mg
Zinc (Óxido de zinc) 120 mg
Hierro (Sulfato ferroso, monohidratado) 40 mg
Zinc (Quelato de Zinc de aminoácidos hidratado) 10 mg
Iodo (Ioduro potásico) 4 mg
Selenio (Selenito sódico) 0,2 mg
Cloruro de amonio 5 g
Antioxidantes naturales -

PRESENTACIÓN

  • Saco de 1.5 Kg. EAN 8429037009336.
  • Saco de 3 Kg. EAN 8429037009343.

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