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Pro Plan Veterinary Diets Purina NC NeuroCare Canine Formula High Protein Dog Food - 25 lb. Bag

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About this item

  • Made with real chicken dog food and formulated with medium-chain triglyceride vegetable oil
  • Dog kibble promoting a urinary environment unfavorable to the development of both sterile struvite* and calcium oxalate crystals *Most struvite stones in dogs are caused by urinary tract infections. In the case of non-sterile struvite stones, it is important to discuss antibiotic therapy with your veterinarian in addition to dietary management.
  • High protein dog food helps maintain lean muscle mass and is enhanced with a unique blend of nutrients, including a high level of vitamin E and featuring EPA and DHA to help support brain health
  • Formulated with real meat dog food and antioxidant-rich nutrition to support the immune system
  • Chicken is the number one ingredient in this Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets formula


Talk to your veterinarian to see if Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets NC NeuroCare dog kibble can benefit your dog. This unique brain health support recipe is enhanced with a unique blend of nutrients and medium-chain triglyceride vegetable oil. Featuring chicken as the number one ingredient, this high-protein dry dog food is not only delicious but helps maintain lean muscle mass. Not only that, but each serving is rich in antioxidants for immune system support, including a high level of vitamin E. This chicken dog food promotes a urinary environment unfavorable to the development of both sterile struvite* and calcium oxalate crystals. The science behind Purina's therapeutic diets represents a collaboration between Purina nutritionists, researchers and veterinarians. *Most struvite stones in dogs are caused by urinary tract infections. In the case of non-sterile struvite stones, it is important to discuss antibiotic therapy with your veterinarian in addition to dietary management.