- Chronic liver failure
- Reduction of copper deposition in the liver
* Not recommended for dogs with hyperlipidemia or pancreatitis.
** Dogs that have had or are at risk of pancreatitis.
*** Not recommended for puppies, kittens, pregnant or lactating animals, and animals requiring parenteral nutrition.
Meat and derivatives: Increased palatability and protein absorption.
Protein – low levels: Reduces liver metabolism.
Copper – low levels: Protects against the toxic effect of copper storage in the liver.
L-carnitine – addition: Contributes to the function of hepatocytes.
Phospholipids have a protective and regenerative effect on hepatocytes and cannot be synthesized by the body. When administered to the body, they accumulate in the cytoplasmic membrane and within the liver cells, repairing cell damage caused by pathological processes. Phospholipids are essential for the process of hepatocyte proliferation. They inhibit fibrosis by reducing collagen production and activating collagenase (an enzyme that breaks down collagen). Phospholipids play a vital role in the digestion of fats and the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins.
Artichoke contains components that help in the mobilization and liquefaction of bile.
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