Wet dog food animonda Integra Protect Turkey & Parsnips 150 g — adult, monoprotein, grain- and soy-free

INTEGRA PROTECT Sensitive Turkey and Parsnips is a complete wet food for adult dogs formulated for animals with food intolerances that commonly cause itching and diarrhoea. The recipe uses a limited number of protein sources — turkey and parsnips — to reduce the risk of adverse reactions. The product is also balanced to support urinary health by maintaining a urine pH around 6.8, which helps prevent formation of struvite and calcium oxalate stones.

Advantages

The formula contains only two protein sources (turkey and parsnips) to minimise exposure to potential allergens and support dogs with food sensitivities. Mineral levels are regulated to achieve a urine pH of approximately 6.8, which reduces the likelihood of struvite and calcium oxalate stone formation. Provided as a complete 150 g wet food bowl, it supplies essential nutrients required for adult dogs of any breed.

Suitable for

• Adult dogs with food intolerances or sensitivities
• Dogs prone to itching and digestive upset (diarrhoea)
• Dogs requiring urinary support to reduce risk of struvite or calcium oxalate stones
• Owners seeking a limited-ingredient wet food with turkey as the primary animal protein

Key specifications

• Brand: animonda
• Product name: INTEGRA PROTECT Sensitive Turkey and Parsnips
• Format: complete wet food, 150 g bowl
• Primary protein source: Turkey; secondary plant ingredient: Parsnips
• EAN: 4017721865395

How to use

Serve the product at room temperature. Introduce INTEGRA PROTECT Sensitive gradually over several days when switching from a previous diet to avoid digestive upset. Feed according to your dog’s weight, age and activity level; adjust portion sizes to maintain optimal body condition. Always provide fresh drinking water and consult your veterinarian if symptoms persist or if the dog has specific medical conditions.

Recommendations

For dogs with persistent food intolerances or urinary stone history, use under veterinary guidance. Monitor clinical signs such as skin condition and stool consistency, and seek veterinary advice if there is no improvement.