Royal Canin Veterinary - Renal

Well accepted wet food for dogs with kidney problems, including chronic renal insufficiency. Designed to ease pressure on the kidneys, with antioxidants and EPA/DHA.

Royal Canin Renal Wet Dog Food has been designed in response to the prevalence of chronic renal insufficiency (CRI) in dogs, which can often manifest itself in anorexia (loss of appetite). In cases of CRI, feeding a specially adapted diet is especially important. Royal Canin Renal moist dog food is a dietetic wet food that has been especially developed for dogs with kidney illness. The food can help to support kidney function and contains a special antioxidant complex as well as essential EPA and DHA and has a lower phosphorus content. The food’s adapted protein content helps to prevent overloading of the kidneys and the alkalizing formulation helps to balance the dog’s metabolism. The flavours in the food have been selected to be particularly appealing to dogs, to help to make the food as well accepted as possible.

 

 

Recommended for (indications):

• Chronic renal insufficiency (CRI)

Not recommended for (contraindications):

• Hyperlipidemia
• Pancreatitis or recovery after acute pancreatitis
• Lactating bitches, pregnant bitches or puppies

Key benefits:

• Dietary management of chronic renal complaints: Recipe designed to support renal function in cases of chronic renal disease. With EPA and DHA, an antioxidant complex and low phosphorus.
• Eases strain on the kidneys: Excess pressure on the kidneys can lead to urine poisoning, whereas food with a balanced protein content can help to ease the load on the kidneys.
• Balanced metabolism: Chronic renal complaints can cause metabolic acidosis. The alkalizing formula of this moist dog food can help to counteract this effect.
• Acceptance: Selected ingredients create a flavour profile that is very well accepted.

Duration of treatment:
It is recommended to start feeding a special diet as early as possible. It is advisable to use special foods for the rest of the dog’s life, in cases of chronic renal disease.