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 with chronic kidney disease often lose their interest in food. It is important that you feed your pet a food which is highly palatable and tempts your dog to eat. Royal Canin Veterinary - Renal is an energy dense dog food, especially formulated to support renal function in the case of chronic or temporary renal insufficiency, through its low level of phosphorus and high quality protein. Moreover, it is formulated to reduce oxalate stone formation, through its low level of calcium and vitamin D, and its urine alkalising properties. Indications: Chronic renal insufficiency (CRI) Urate and cystine urolithiasis Prevention of calcium oxalate and kidney failure Contraindications: Pancreatitis Pregnancy, lactation, puppies Hyperlipidaemia Key benefits: Low phosphorus: A low phosphorus intake is key to help support renal function in dogs with chronic renal insufficiency Vascular support: Nutrients that help support good renal filtration Antioxidant complex: A patented synergistic complex of antioxidants to help neutralise free radicals. Digestive system: Nutrients which support a balanced digestive system Changing your pet’s diet and length of treatment: The earlier you start feeding your dog a specialised diet, the more effective it will be. If your pet suffers from chronic kidney disease it may be necessary to feed your dog Royal Canin Veterinary - Renal for the rest of its life. Further information: Dogs with chronic renal failure suffer from a lack of appetite. Royal Canin Veterinary - Renal is very tasty and easy to chew, even for dogs with gingivitis. The high antioxidant content can help to neutralise free radicals. Therapeutic veterinary diets are carefully formulated and recommended to be used in conjunction with veterinary advice and support. Royal Canin strongly recommend you seek advice from your Vet prior to and during feeding of any of these products to your pet.
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Royal Canin Veterinary Diet
- Price: £46.49
- Unit price: £6.64/kg
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.
Also available as
- Urinary S/O in Gravy - Saver Pack: 48 x 100g: £12.89 (£2.69/kg)
- Urinary S/O in Gravy - Saver Pack: 24 x 100g: £12.89 (£5.37/kg)
- Urinary S/O in Gravy - 12 x 100g: £12.89 (£10.74/kg)
- Gastrointestinal - 2kg: £18.59 (£9.29/kg)
- Anallergenic - 3kg: £26.99 (£9.00/kg)
- Gastro Intestinal Low Fat - 12 x 410g: £32.99 (£6.71/kg)
- Urinary S/O Small Dog - 4kg: £33.59 (£8.40/kg)
- Gastrointestinal Low Fat Small Dog - 3.5kg: £37.59 (£10.74/kg)
Good to know
- Leave fresh water down at all times. Dogs on an all-dry diet get almost all their fluid from the bowl.
- Treats and chews count towards the daily total. Keep them under 10% of calories and reduce meals to match.
- Every few weeks, feel your dog’s ribs and look for a waist from above, then adjust portions in small steps.
Common questions
How much dry food should I feed my dog?
Start with the feeding guide on the pack for your dog’s weight, then adjust for activity, age and whether your dog is neutered. Weigh the food rather than using a cup. If your dog gains or loses weight over a few weeks, change the amount by a small step and keep checking.
Is dry or wet food better for dogs?
Neither is better in itself: both can be complete and balanced. Dry food is cheaper per day, keeps longer once opened and is easy to use in puzzle toys. Wet food contains much more moisture and tends to appeal more to fussy or older dogs. Many owners feed a mix, reducing each portion so the total stays right.
