Dietetic wet food for adult dogs, with a moderate energy content and a recipe to reduce urinary stones and combat reoccurrence, as well as helping with maintenance of a healthy weight.

General information:

• Please seek your vet's advice before using this food or extending the feeding period.
• When feeding your dog with a veterinary diet you should consult your vet regularly for check-ups.
• If your dog's health deteriorates please seek veterinary advice immediately.

Dogs prone to urinary stones need to make sure they maintain a healthy bodyweight, and this Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Dog - Urinary S/O Moderate Calories has been specially adapted to meet these needs.
This Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Dog - Urinary S/O Moderate Calories is a dietetic complete adult dog food with a tailored energy content designed to support pets that also have weight issues. The special recipe of this urinary food has been designed to breakdown existing stones and combat the reoccurrence of crystals and stones. It has a reduced magnesium content, with moderate levels of high-quality protein and ideal for acidifying and diluting the urine. Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Dog - Urinary S/O Moderate Calories can help prevent the build up of unwanted crystals in the urinary system, as well as reducing the risk of reoccurring stones.

Indications:

• Struvite stones: helps remove them and prevent reoccurrence
• Calcium oxalate stones: helps prevent reoccurrence
• Bacterial cystitis: deals with secondary stones from struvite crystalluria (combined with appropriate antibiotic treatment)

Contraindications: 

• Chronic kidney disease
• Heart disease (if aiming for sodium restriction)
• Combined with urine-acidifying medicine
• Growing, pregnant or lactating dogs

Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Dog - Urinary S/O Moderate Calories at a glance:

• Dietetic complete food for adult dogs suffering with urinary stones and other urinary tract issues
• Moderate energy content: can support weight management and maintenance of an ideal weight
• Special recipe: with reduced magnesium content and moderate levels of high-quality protein
• Low RSS value: undersaturation of urine (RSS = relative supersaturation) meaning a low concentration of ions that can build crystals
• Urine dilution: can reduce the risk of new struvite and calcium oxalate stones building up
• Removes struvite stones: can support the removal of existing urinary stones
• Tender meat chunks in gravy
• Practical portioned pouches