[Cooked] Prescription Diet - Diet for Cancer 120g

• Not suitable for dogs who has pancreatitis or hyperlipidemia
• May develop diarrhea, suggest a transaction meal that takes up to two weeks
• This recipe is only for dogs that is suffering from cancer
• Limiting the supply of simple carbohydrates in the diet cuts off cancer’s energy supply. Thus, This diet is very low in carbohydrates, moderate in protein , and very high in fat that has a fairly specific fatty acid profile.
• The digestible carbohydrate level is extremely low- 1.6 % by weight. The n-6 :n-3 ratio is very low at 2:1 to reduce inflammatory .
• Vitamin A is a retinoid, a class of chemical compounds that help to control the growth of cancer. Broccoli, carrots ,cauliflower and other vegetables are all high in vitamin A. The vegetables contain phyto-nutrients such as glucosinolates that may have anticancer effects
• As the diet contains high fat content, the daily feeding recommendation should be around half as much as usual dog food.

Chicken Thighs - Good source of protein, vitamins and minerals

Carrot - Excellent source of vitamin A, potassium, and fiber, among other vitamins

Bok Choi - Complete with dietary fiber, vitamins A and C, and antioxidants

Cauliflower - Anti-inflammatory, fight cancer, boost brain health and detoxification support

Broccoli - Contains photo-nutrients and anit-oxidant vitamins

Coconut Oil - Reduce inflammatory and boost immune system

Salmon Oil - Omega 3 Fatty Acid

NuFresh Nutrient mix - Vitamin and minerals formulated by Vets specialist

Every 100 grams of Nufresh Diet for Cancer contains (Gurantee Analysis):

 

Calories	180 kCal
Crude protein	15.3%
Crude fat	18.1%
Carbohydrates	1.6%
Water	54.0%
Calcium	821 mg
Phosphorus	604 mg

 

The below listed suggested Feeding Guidelines is solely for Diet for Cancer only. Fresh Diet and other Prescription Diet may have various appropiate feeding amount due to special nutrition balance and needs.

 

For suggested feeding guidelines of all products and a more precise feeding amount, you may visit our Feeding Guidelines page.

 

You may also reference the feeding guidelines written on the back side of the package. Our feeding guidelines is a general guideline calculated according to the dog's weight. Each dog's calories requirement varies up to 50% depending on age, activity, target weight etc. You may consult your vet for a more detailed feeding suggestion.
 

Dog's Weight (kg)	Daily Feeding* (grams | packs)	Suggested weekly amount (kg | packs)
<1.5 ~ 4 kg	60 ~ 120 g 0.5 ~ 1 packs	0.42 ~ 0.84 kg 4 ~ 7 packs
4 ~ 11 kg	120 ~ 240 g 1 ~ 2 packs	0.84 ~ 1.68 kg 7 ~ 14 packs
11 ~ 17 kg	240 ~ 360 g 2 ~ 3 packs	1.68 ~ 2.52 kg 14 ~ 21 packs
17 ~ 23 kg	360 ~ 480 g 3 ~ 4 packs	2.52 ~ 3.36 kg 21 ~ 28 packs
23 ~ 29 kg	480 ~ 600 g 4 ~ 5 packs	3.36 ~ 4.2 kg 28 ~ 36 packs
29 ~ 37 kg	600 ~ 720 g 5 ~ 6 packs	4.2 ~ 5.04 kg 35 ~ 42 packs
37 ~ 46 kg	720 ~ 840 g 6 ~ 7 packs	5.04 ~ 5.88 kg 42 ~ 49 packs
42 ~ >50 kg	840 ~ 900 g 7 ~ 7.5 packs	5.88 ~ 6.3 kg 49 ~ 53 packs

 

*Each 100g contains approx. 240 Kcal. Each dog's calories requirement varies up to 50%.