Healthy Reduction-MCS™ canine dry diet is higher protein, lower energy, and provides a nutrient profile appropriate to support lean body mass in dogs that require calorie restriction for weight loss.

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• Healthy Reduction-MCS™ canine dry diet is higher protein, lower energy, and provides a nutrient profile appropriate to support lean body mass in dogs that require calorie restriction for weight loss. Reduced caloric density allows for a more satisfying food volume and, along with high palatability, improves owner compliance and success during a weight-loss program.

  Overweight dogs are at higher risk of osteoarthritis and weight loss can improve clinical signs. Supplementation with rich sources of omega-3 fatty acids (EPA/DHA/DPA) provides an evidence-based method to help reduce joint inflammation in the management of dogs with osteoarthritis. Inclusion of prebiotics (FOS) helps maintain gastrointestinal health.

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• Turkey, dried peas, brown rice, turkey meal, pea protein, fish meal, tomato pomace, natural flavor, marine microalgae, fructooligosaccharides, calcium carbonate, salt, vitamins, choline chloride, mixed tocopherols, minerals, taurine, rosemary extract.
• 1. Higher protein levels to maintain lean body mass during calorie restriction for weight loss
  2. Reduced caloric density
  3. Higher levels of omega-3 fatty acids (EPA/DHA/DPA)
  4. Increased levels of micronutrients to ensure adequate nutrient delivery during calorie restriction
  5. Moderate to low sodium content
  6. Moderate fat content
  7. Excellent palatability
  8. Moderate fibre content, with added prebiotics (fructooligosaccharides), maintains gastrointestinal health and normal stool volume.
  9. Complimentary dry and wet diets provide an option of combination feeding (dry and wet), which may increase the success and compliance of weight loss, weight maintenance, and/or joint health programs
• 1. Weight loss
  2. Weight maintenance, and/or transition needs after successful weight-loss programs
  3. Osteoarthritis
  4. Inactive or sedentary lifestyle
  5. Risk of orthopedic disease and high physical demand activities
  6. Post-orthopedic surgery
  7. Physical rehabilitation patients
  8. Acute and chronic pancreatitis - dependent on patient