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ADVANCE Veterinary Dog Articular Dry Food 12kg
The results of ADVANCE VETERINARY DIETS Articular are clear to see: 82% of dogs experience improved mobility in 2 months*. ADVANCE VETERINARY DIETS Articular contain probiotics, prebiotics, fibre and active immunoglobins, which contribute to a healthy intestinal microbiota, key to having good defences. We recommend you consult a vet before starting to feed with this product. *In-house clinical trial with medium and large dogs. Internal data
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ADVANCE Veterinary Dog Weight Balance Medium/Maxi Dry Food
Clear3 kg12 kgThe results of ADVANCE VETERINARY DIETS Weight Balance Medium/Maxi are clinically proven: 94% of dogs lose weight in 2 months*. It contains kibble specifically adapted to the size and needs of your medium or large dog (+10 kg). We recommend you consult a vet before starting to feed with a veterinary diet. *In-house clinical trial with medium and large dogs. Internal data

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Dog
ADVANCE Veterinary Dog Diabetes Dry Food
Clear3 kg12 kgProviding a low level of carbohydrates with fast glucose release, highly digestible ingredients and low fat content. Its formulation, high in soluble fibres, facilitates intestinal transit and promotes a healthy intestinal microbiota. In addition, its low-calorie formula helps control weight and has a great taste, facilitating the daily feeding of dogs with diabetes or colitis. We recommend you consult a vet before starting to feed with a veterinary diet.
Does your dog have diabetes?
If your dog is diabetic, they will have to be treated with insulin for their entire life. But with daily exercise, an adapted diet and insulin therapy, your dog will be able to lead a normal life. -
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ADVANCE Veterinary Dog Weight Balance Mini Dry Food 1.5kg
The results of ADVANCE VETERINARY DIETS Weight Balance Mini are clinically proven: 85% of dogs lose weight in 2 months*. It contains kibble specifically adapted to the size and needs of your small dog (<10 kg). We recommend you consult a vet before starting to feed with a veterinary diet. *In-house clinical trial with small dogs. Internal data




















































