Dry dog food Calibra VD Gastrointestinal Pancreas Low Fat 12 kg — adult, salmon, low fat, gluten- and soy-free

Calibra VD Gastrointestinal Pancreas Low Fat is a veterinary diet dry dog food formulated for adult dogs weighing 10–15.9 kg that have intestinal malabsorption or pancreatic conditions. The recipe features salmon as the main flavour and is designed as a low‑fat, high‑protein therapeutic feed to support digestion. The product is gluten‑free, soy‑free and sugar‑free and comes in a 12 kg sack. Use under veterinary supervision and maintain hygiene of feeding utensils.

Advantages

This low‑fat diet provides 8% fat and 26% protein to support nutritional needs while reducing pancreatic workload. The formulation is gluten‑free and soy‑free to minimise potential dietary triggers and contains no added sugars or artificial colours. The dry, solid form is convenient for measured dosing and storage.

Suitable for

• Adult dogs (10–15.9 kg) with intestinal malabsorption
• Dogs with pancreatic conditions requiring a low‑fat diet
• Owners seeking gluten‑ and soy‑free veterinary dry food

Key specifications

• Feed type: Veterinary diet, dry/solid
• Intended use: Gastrointestinal and pancreatic support for intestinal malabsorption
• Main flavour: Salmon
• Fat content: 8%
• Protein content: 26%
• Crude fibre: 2.5%
• Moisture: 10%
• Crude ash: 5.5%
• Free from: Gluten, soy, added sugar, artificial colours
• Packaging: 12 kg sack

How to use

Use this product as a therapeutic diet under the guidance of a veterinarian. Feed according to the veterinarian’s recommendation or the feeding table provided by the manufacturer, adjusting portions for the dog’s body condition and clinical response. Always provide fresh water and ensure the dog’s bowl is cleaned regularly to prevent contamination.

Recommendations

Introduce the diet gradually over several days by mixing increasing proportions of Calibra VD Gastrointestinal Pancreas Low Fat with the dog’s previous food to reduce digestive upset; monitor stool quality and consult your veterinarian if clinical signs persist.