Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Renal Dry Cat Food - 2 Kg

Support your cat’s kidney health with Royal Canin Renal Cat Food, specially crafted to manage chronic kidney disease (CKD) in adult cats. This veterinary-exclusive formula is designed to reduce kidney workload and help maintain quality of life. Its low phosphorus and moderate protein content support renal function, while the adapted energy levels help your cat maintain a healthy body weight. With an enticing aroma and texture, even picky eaters find it hard to resist.

Indications/Uses:

• Nutritional support for cats with chronic kidney disease (CKD)

• Helps manage loss of appetite due to renal conditions

• Supports overall vitality and well-being.

Directions for Use:

• Consult your veterinarian before starting this diet to confirm it’s suitable for your cat’s health condition.

• Transition gradually over 7 days by mixing increasing amounts of Royal Canin Renal Cat Food with the current food.

• Feed the recommended daily amount based on your cat’s weight and health status, as advised by your vet.
  Divide the total daily portion into two or more smaller meals to support appetite and digestion.

• Serve at room temperature for enhanced palatability and easier digestion.

• Ensure clean, fresh water is always available for your cat to stay hydrated.

• Monitor your cat’s condition regularly and consult your vet for any necessary adjustments in diet or feeding routine.

Consult your veterinarian before starting this diet to confirm it’s suitable for your cat’s health condition. Transition gradually over 7 days by mixing increasing amounts of Royal Canin Renal Cat Food with the current food. Feed the recommended daily amount based on your cat’s weight and health status, as advised by your vet. Divide the total daily portion into two or more smaller meals to support appetite and digestion. Serve at room temperature for enhanced palatability and easier digestion. Ensure clean, fresh water is always available for your cat to stay hydrated. Monitor your cat’s condition regularly and consult your vet for any necessary adjustments in diet or feeding routine.