Wet single-protein veterinary diet TROVET Unique Protein UPL lamb 400 g — lamb flavour, 82% moisture, 8.5% protein, 5% fat

TROVET Unique Protein UPL lamb is a single‑protein wet veterinary diet in a 400 g can formulated for dogs and cats with food allergies or sensitivities. The recipe uses lamb as the sole animal protein and is intended for adult and senior pets to support elimination diets and allergy treatment. The product is moisture‑rich and presented as a complete wet food for veterinary use.

Advantages

The formulation contains only one animal protein source (lamb) and is free from gluten, soy, chicken, sugar, artificial colours and preservatives. High moisture content (approximately 82%) supports hydration, while a moderate protein (8.5%) and fat (5%) profile suits elimination-diet protocols for animals with food allergies or intolerances. The product is offered in a 400 g can convenient for controlled portioning.

Suitable for

• Dogs and cats requiring an elimination diet
• Adult and senior pets with food allergies or sensitivities
• Pets needing a single‑protein veterinary diet

Key specifications

• Format: Wet food, canned (400 g)
• Main protein source: Lamb (single animal protein)
• Moisture content: 82%
• Protein (crude): 8.5%
• Fat (crude): 5%
• Crude fibre: 0.5%
• Dosage form: Solid wet pâté/chunks
• Suitable for: Adult / senior life stages
• Dietary attributes: Gluten‑free, soy‑free, chicken‑free, sugar‑free, preservative‑free, no artificial colours/additives
• Breed size: Suitable for all sizes

How to use

Use TROVET Unique Protein UPL lamb as instructed by a veterinarian as part of an elimination or therapeutic feeding plan. Serve at room temperature and feed the amount recommended by your veterinarian according to the animal’s weight, age and clinical condition. Introduce the diet gradually if switching from another food, unless otherwise directed by the veterinarian.

Recommendations

Consult a veterinarian before use and follow their guidance for duration and portion sizes. Monitor the pet for clinical improvement or adverse reactions and adjust feeding under veterinary supervision.