beaphar Renal Diet Mixed Trial Pack 6 x 100g

My cat has just been diagnosed with loads of problems from hyperthyroidism to now renal failure and was given food from my vet which he did not like , thankfully I purchased this food and he eats loves it , so much so he licks bowl clean and looking for more . it is a pity it does'nt come in bigger pack size

After spending a fortune getting royal canin food for my cat with kidney problems she just didn't like it, the same with Hills. I was giving up hope when I found this...SHE LOVES IT!. Many thanks zooplus for finding these makes, keep the good work going.

When my 19 year old cat was diagnosed with kidney disease, I was told to put him on a special diet. The food recommended was extremely expensive, and as he doesn't stop eating, I was extremely worried about the expense. I am so happy to have found this product straight away as he wolfs down the food and demands more! Both of us are extremely happy with the product and will continue to buy it as my cat is thriving much better on it, despite his condition.

My cat was put onto the prescription food a few months ago and has lost weight steadily, as he only licked the gravy off it. He was getting weak and thin so I started desperately to look for other foods. Gave him Beaphar and it was amazing - he threw himself at it and licked the bowl clean! He's now put back all the weight he lost, is sleek and shiny again and full of beans. I think vets should told about this alternative - there must be a lot of cats who are dying from lack of food rather than the kidney disease!

Finally! After a long period of trial and error with Royal Canin Renal and many other brands (lots of donations to the animal shelter...), we've managed to find a food for our cat that she actually eats—with an enormous appetite, and she likes all the available varieties. Hopefully it stays that way.

Our 20-year-old tomcat is very picky. But he loves this food, whereas he only ate other brands moderately.

So far, my cat likes them all, but you need to give them in smaller portions.