TROVET veterinary diet wet cat food RRD Rabbit & Rice 200 g — allergy treatment, grain-free, preservative- and soy-free

TROVET Rabbit Rice Diet RRD 200 g Kitten Poultry Rabbit Rice is a complete, easily digestible dietary food formulated for kittens with food hypersensitivity. The recipe limits ingredients that commonly trigger allergic reactions by using a single animal protein and a single carbohydrate source while providing all essential nutrients in appropriate amounts. This hypoallergenic diet can be used long term under veterinary guidance and does not require addition of extra vitamin and mineral mixes.

Advantages

The hypoallergenic formulation reduces exposure to common allergens by relying on rabbit as the single animal protein and rice as the single carbohydrate, supporting digestibility for sensitive kittens. The product is complete and balanced for use as a dietary food and is suitable for continuous feeding if tolerated. The 200 g easy-open can provides convenient portioning for kitten feeding.

Suitable for

• Kittens with suspected food hypersensitivity or food-related skin and digestive issues
• Kittens requiring a single-protein, single-carbohydrate elimination diet
• Veterinary dietary management of chronic food intolerance when recommended by a veterinarian

Key specifications

• Brand: TROVET
• Product name: Rabbit Rice Diet RRD
• Net weight: 200 g
• Protein source: Rabbit (single animal protein)
• Carbohydrate source: Rice (single carbohydrate)
• Formulation: Complete dietary food for kittens with food hypersensitivity
• EAN: 8716811001724

How to use

Introduce the diet after consulting a veterinarian. Feed according to the kitten's weight, age and clinical condition; follow feeding guidelines provided by your veterinarian or on the product packaging. Use the diet exclusively during the elimination trial period of 3–8 weeks to assess response. If hypersensitivity symptoms resolve, the product can be continued as a lifelong complete dietary food. Always provide fresh water.

Recommendations

Seek veterinary advice before starting this dietary food. Monitor the kitten for clinical improvement during the initial 3–8 week trial and report any ongoing symptoms to your veterinarian.