VET. PRESCRIPTION
- Food designed to support therapy in adult cats of all breeds undergoing a cardiac condition clinically diagnosed by a veterinarian.
Adult
FELINE Hypoallergenic
Clinical nutrition that supports hypoallergenic therapy in felines
Presentations
1.5 kg
Guaranteed analysis
Guaranteed Analysis
Guaranteed Analysis Table with minimum and maximum nutritional values certified by batch on a dry matter basis.
Values on a dry matter basis. See the full technical sheet for detailed analysis.
30.0%
Proteína cruda
19.0%
Grasa cruda
4.0%
Fibra cruda
9.5%
Cenizas
12.0%
Humedad
25.5%
E.L.N.
NUPEC® FELINE Hypoallergenic
Formulated for the species-specific particularities of cats with adverse food reactions. Its central active ingredient is hydrolyzed salmon protein as the sole source, with a lower likelihood of being recognized as an antigen. It includes mandatorily supplemented taurine, high protein (30% DM) for the obligate carnivore, and intestinal barrier support with five components (glutamine, sodium butyrate, FOS, MOS, and chicory inulin). Designed for use as a diagnostic elimination diet for 8–12 weeks and as long-term nutritional management.
Available presentations
1.5 kg
Ingredients
Hydrolyzed salmon, tapioca, poultry fat, pregelatinized corn starch, beet pulp, calcium orthophosphate, cellulose, fish oil, natural hydrolyzed palatant, potassium chloride, chicory inulin, calcium, glutamine, methionine, mannan-oligosaccharides, lysine, choline chloride, taurine, L-arginine, threonine, tryptophan, sodium butyrate, L-carnitine, fructo-oligosaccharides, vitamin A supplement, cholecalciferol, DL-alpha tocopherol acetate, sodium bisulfite menadione complex, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin, niacin, pyridoxine hydrochloride, cyanocobalamin, D-biotin, calcium pantothenate, folic acid, organic iron, organic manganese, organic selenium, organic copper, organic zinc, ethylenediamine dihydroiodide, Yucca schidigera extract, Scutellaria baicalensis, rosemary and tocopherols as preservatives.
Warnings
Not recommended for pregnant or lactating females, or for growing kittens.
- A single protein source of hydrolyzed salmon, instead of plant or poultry sources — with a lower likelihood of cross-reactivity in cats sensitized to avian proteins (one of the most commonly reported allergens in felines).
- High protein (30% DM) tailored to the needs of the obligate carnivore, avoiding the excessive protein restriction that can compromise feline muscle mass during weeks on an elimination diet.
- Taurine supplemented mandatorily, a species-specific requirement that not every elimination formula prioritizes as a core pillar.
- Intestinal barrier support with five components (glutamine, sodium butyrate, FOS, MOS, chicory inulin).
CLINICAL INDICATIONS
- ✓Food designed to support therapy in adult cats of all breeds undergoing a food allergy condition clinically diagnosed by a veterinarian.
RxPrescription-only product. Requires veterinary diagnosis and follow-up.
CLINICAL DIFFERENTIATORS
ANTIGENIC CONTROL
- MADE WITH100% hydrolyzed protein with no recognizable epitopes
- HYDROLYZED SALMONas the sole protein source
INFLAMMATORY AND OXIDATIVE MODULATION
- EPA + DHAModulate the inflammatory response to relieve pruritus
- SCUTELLARIA BAICALENSISModulates the cutaneous allergic cascade
- VITAMIN EProtects cell membranes
- ORGANIC SELENIUMActivates GPx — the enzyme that neutralizes the specific oxidant
BARRIER REPAIR
- ORGANIC ZINC + BIOTINSkin barrier recovery through activation of ceramide and keratin synthesis
- GLUTAMINE + BUTYRATE + L-CARNITINEIntestinal barrier regeneration to prevent antigen passage
CLINICAL CHALLENGES AND NUTRITIONAL STRATEGY
Problem
Solution
Dietary proteins can trigger adverse reactions in sensitized patients. Beef, dairy, chicken, and wheat are the most frequently associated.
Hydrolyzed salmon as a selected protein source to reduce exposure to potentially antigenic intact proteins. Tapioca and highly purified corn starch as highly digestible carbohydrate sources.
Impaired intestinal barrier function can increase the immune system's exposure to dietary antigens and contribute to the loss of oral tolerance.
Glutamine, butyrate, and inulin to support intestinal barrier integrity and function; EPA+DHA to modulate the inflammatory response; and zinc and biotin as essential nutrients for maintaining skin and coat integrity.
MECHANISM OF ACTION
How NUPEC® FELINE Hypoallergenic works in the body
REDUCTION OF PRURITUS AND ASSOCIATED SKIN LESIONS
SKIN AND COAT RECOVERY
REDUCTION OF DIGESTIVE SIGNS
CONTROL OF COMPULSIVE GROOMING
DOSING TABLE
| Body weight | Daily amount |
|---|---|
| 2 kg | 41 g (2/5 taza) |
| 3 kg | 56 g (3/5 taza) |
| 4 kg | 70 g (3/4 taza) |
| 5 kg | 81 g (4/5 taza) |
| 6 kg | 94 g (1 taza) |
Ration calculator
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41g
grams per day
Reference
Guideline values. Adjust according to the patient's clinical condition and veterinary recommendation.
Amount should be adjusted based on the patient's clinical condition. Consult with the attending veterinarian.
Dietary transition guide
General protocol for introducing NUPEC® CLINICAL formula
Day 1–3
75% previous food25% NUPEC® clinical
Day 4–6
50% previous food50% NUPEC® clinical
Day 7–9
25% previous food75% NUPEC® clinical
Day 10
0% previous food100% NUPEC® clinical
Any change in diet should be gradual. Mix the previous food with NUPEC® FELINO HYPOALLERGENIC in a 3:1 ratio and gradually increase the amount. Keep in mind that each cat's nutritional needs vary depending on size, sex, breed, activity level, physiological stage, and ambient temperature. in patients with severe anorexia, consider assisted enteral nutrition (nasoesophageal or esophagostomy tube) prior to voluntary dietary transition.
CLINICAL LINE
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VET. PRESCRIPTION
- Food designed to support therapy in adult cats of all breeds undergoing a hepatic condition clinically diagnosed by a veterinarian.
VET. PRESCRIPTION
- Food designed to support therapy in adult cats of all breeds undergoing a food allergy condition clinically diagnosed by a veterinarian.