Low Protein Diet

The Alimentum Veterinarium "Low Protein Diet" line from Terra Canis has been specially developed for dogs with chronic renal insufficiency. The menus contain a lower protein content and an adjusted fat content in order to provide sufficient energy from non-protein sources such as rapeseed oil. These are supplemented with herbs for traditional treatments such as nettle, dandelion and marigold.

Low Protein Diet

4 Products

Vet menu

Low Protein

Chicken

400g Ecoset

From €10.63 / 1 kg

From €4.25

Vet menu

Low Protein

Veal

400g Ecoset

From €10.63 / 1 kg

From €4.25

Vet menu

Low Protein

Game

400g Ecoset

From €10.63 / 1 kg

From €4.25

-5 %

Vet menu

Low Protein

Introductory package

Value Bundle

€10.11 / 1 kg

€38.29 €36.38

AliVet „Low Protein Diet“ – delicate menus for dogs with kidney disease

Strength through balance: Nutrient-optimised diet for chronic kidney failure

Low protein and phosphorus content - dietary relief for the kidneys.

Gentle nutrition for optimal kidney support with the usual great taste

Gentle, balanced and grain-free - herbs round off the menus.

Balanced nutritional ingredients for dogs with sensitive kidneys

Limited protein and moderate fat content for an easily tolerated recipe.

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Developed with our vets

Our veterinary team

Our team of vets at Terra Canis combines in-depth specialist knowledge with many years of clinical experience. Driven by a passion for animal health, they develop high-quality products and provide pet owners with expert, personalised advice.

Dr Anna-Lena Ziese

Dr Ziese plays a key role in shaping our product development with her scientific and clinical expertise. With many years of experience in internal medicine, gastroenterology and nutritional counselling at a university hospital, she has published numerous papers and spoken at specialist conferences.

Dr Sabrina Carstens

Dr Carstens brings extensive veterinary experience in internal medicine and gastroenterology to product development. Through her work at university and veterinary hospitals, she knows what matters when it comes to the nutrition of healthy and sick dogs and cats, providing veterinary consultations on these topics.