Specific Intensive Support Recovery Wet Food - 7x95g - Dechra

Specific F/C-IN-W Intensive Support is a highly palatable and digestible wet food formulated for d...

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Specific Intensive Support Recovery Wet Food is a highly palatable, nutrient-dense diet formulated by Dechra for dogs and cats experiencing recovery from surgery, illness, or trauma. Designed specifically for animals with a reduced appetite, it provides a concentrated source of protein and fat to help pets regain strength quickly; however, it should only be used under the direct guidance of a veterinarian as part of a supervised recovery plan.

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FAQs

Can I feed this to my healthy pet as a treat?

No, this food is specifically formulated for recovery and has a high caloric and fat content that is not suitable for the daily needs of a healthy animal.

How long should my pet stay on this diet?

The duration is determined by your veterinarian based on your pet's recovery progress and specific medical condition.

Is this safe for puppies and kittens?

While it is nutrient-dense, you must confirm with your vet if this is appropriate for your young pet's specific developmental needs.

Does this require a prescription?

Yes, this is a veterinary-supervised diet and should only be used under the direction of a qualified professional.

How should I store open cans?

Transfer unused portions to a sealed container and keep them refrigerated for no more than 48 hours.

Troubleshooting

Pet refuses to eat the food

Warm the food slightly to release aromas or try hand-feeding a small amount to encourage the pet.

Food is too thick for a syringe

Mix in a small amount of warm water to create a smoother, more fluid consistency.

Pet experiences digestive upset

Reduce the portion size and consult your veterinarian immediately to adjust the feeding schedule.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Extremely palatable for picky or nauseous pets
  • High caloric content helps prevent muscle wasting
  • Suitable for both cats and dogs
  • Soft texture facilitates syringe or assisted feeding
  • High-quality, easy-to-digest protein sources

Cons

  • Requires veterinary supervision for proper dosage
  • Not intended for long-term maintenance feeding
  • Must be kept refrigerated once opened
  • Higher fat content may not suit pets with specific pancreatic issues

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To begin feeding, consult your veterinarian to determine the appropriate caloric intake based on your pet's current weight and clinical status. When transitioning, ensure the food is served at room temperature to maximize its aroma, which can further entice a reluctant eater. Any unused portion must be covered, refrigerated, and used within 24-48 hours. If syringe feeding, you may need to mix the food with a small amount of warm water to achieve a thinner consistency, but always verify this technique with your veterinary staff first.