Royal Canin Veterinary Cat - Renal Select RSE 24

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Royal Canin Veterinary - Renal Select Feline is a dry food which has been formulated to aid renal function in cats suffering with chronic kidney disease. It is also suitable if your cat has temporary renal insufficiency. Older cats often suffer with kidney disease. There are many reasons for this and it is not always easy to diagnose renal disease at an early stage. If your pet has been diagnosed with kidney insufficiency it is a good idea to feed it with dietary food on a permanent basis as this helps to reduce progressive damage to the kidneys. Cats with kidney disorders often suffer with appetite loss. Royal Canin Renal Select kibble has a crunchy shell and a soft core so it is appetising and very palatable. It will encourage your cat to eat. It has a high energy density to help limit weight loss. It also contains EPA and DHA as well as an antioxidant complex and it has a low phosphorus content. The adapted high quality protein content helps to reduce the kidney workload. General information: Please seek your vet's advice before using this food or extending the feeding period. When feeding your cat with a veterinary diet you should consult your vet regularly for check-ups. If your cat's health deteriorates please seek veterinary advice immediately. Indications: Chronic kidney disease (CKD) Prophylactic prevention of urate and cystine stones stones Prophylactic prevention of calcium oxalate stones with simultaneous renal insufficiency Contraindications : Pregnancy, lactation, kittens Key benefits: Dietetic management of chronic kidney disease: Formulated to support kidney function in case of chronic renal disease. With EPA and DHA, an antioxidant complex and low phosphorus content Reduces kidney workload: An increased kidney workload can lead to a uremic crisis. This food has an adapted high quality protein content which helps to reduce the kidney workload. High energy content: The high energy density of the kibble helps to limit weight loss. Well accepted: The ta