Why is diet so important in leishmaniasis?

A low-purine diet is important in the treatment of leishmaniasis. Part of the supportive treatment. Purines are found in The body breaks it down into uric acid – an elevated uric acid level This can put additional strain on the kidneys, which is common in leishmaniasis. is particularly problematic. A deliberately chosen, low-purine diet Diet can help relieve the burden on the kidneys and the to positively influence the course of the disease.

Which Miba food is suitable for leishmaniasis?

Insect Line – Insects, Sweet Potato, Amaranth & Berries
With a laboratory-analyzed purine value of only 19.2 mg/100g Our insect food is the low-purine option in the miba product range. Both monoprotein and hypoallergenic – ideal for dogs with leishmaniasis and simultaneous intolerances.
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Country Line – Chicken & Potato
With a purine value of 21.35 mg/100g, it is also a Low-purine option – additionally with glucosamine & chondroitin For healthy joints. Ideal for dogs with leishmaniasis. who also have joint problems.
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Which dogs generally need a low-purine diet?

Not only dogs with leishmaniasis benefit from a low-purine diet. Nutrition. Certain dog breeds also have a genetic predisposition. conditioned metabolism, which requires a permanently low-purine diet requires:

Dalmatians have a genetic defect in uric acid metabolism and cannot regulate uric acid normally break down. This leads to the formation of urate stones in the bladder and Kidneys. A lifelong low-purine diet is recommended for Dalmatians. essential.

Dogs with urate stones or kidney stones – Regardless of breed, dogs can be prone to the formation of oxalate or prone to urate stones. The risk of recurrent stone formation is significant.

The miba Insect Line (19.2 mg/100g) and Country Line (21.35 mg/100g) are suitable for all dogs with elevated Purine metabolism requirements – not only in leishmaniasis.

Important NOTE

Leishmaniasis is a serious disease that requires veterinary care. Treatment is required. A low-purine diet is a Supportive measure – not a substitute for medical treatment Treatment. Please adjust your dog's diet. always consult with the treating veterinarian.