Royal Canin Renal is scientifically formulated to support renal function in cases of chronic kidney disease.

Renal diets are recommended as soon as creatinine goes out of reference range (from CKD late stage 2), before the disease further progresses, and before inappetence develops. In case of food aversion, the cat can be switched to another renal option without transition.

After commencing a Renal diet, in addition to periodic measurement of renal biomarkers, blood mineral level monitoring is also recommended. In cases of diet induced hypercalcaemia, the cat should be switched to Early Renal diet. Other mineral disturbances (eg. hypokalaemia) may require additional treatment.

In most cases, Renal diets may be continued for the cat’s lifetime.

It is recommended that a full health check be performed every 6 months.

Usage

Recommended for cases of:

• Chronic Kidney Disease with proteinuria (IRIS stage 1 to 4)
• Azotemic Chronic Kidney Disease (IRIS late stage 2 to stage 4)
• Management of calcium oxalate urolith recurrence in cats with impaired renal function
• Prevention of recurrence of urolithiasis requiring urine alkalinisation: urate & cystine uroliths

Not recommended in case of:

• Growth, gestation and lactation

Ingredients (Chicken)

COMPOSITION

 Poultry by-products (chicken 4%), pork by-products, wheat flour, pork blood products, sunflower oil refined, corn starch mixture, maize flour, minerals, fish oil, powder cellulose, fructo-oligosaccharides, marigold meal. Protein sources: poultry by-products (29%), pork by-products (8.1%).

ADDITIVES (KG)***

Nutritional additives: Vitamin D3: 390 IU, Iron: 6 mg, Iodine: 0.56 mg, Copper: 4.5 mg, Manganese: 1.9 mg, Zinc: 19 mg - Technological additives: clinoptilolite of sedimentary origin: 0.2 g. ***Values reflect only levels added to the formula, not those naturally occurring in components of the diet. ROYAL CANIN® take pride in ensuring the scientific reliability of all product information. All information included was true and accurate at the time of publication.

Ingredients (Fish)

COMPOSITION

Poultry by-products, pork by-products, wheat flour, salmon (4%), powder cellulose, corn starch mixture, pork blood products, sunflower oil refined, minerals, fish oil, fructo-oligosaccharides, marigold meal. Protein sources: poultry by-products (15.3%), pork by-products (13.7%), salmon (4%).

ADDITIVES (KG)***
Nutritional additives: Vitamin D3: 190 IU, Iron: 4 mg, Iodine: 0.36 mg, Copper: 2.9 mg, Manganese: 1.4 mg, Zinc: 14 mg - Technological additives: clinoptilolite of sedimentary origin: 0.2 g. ***Values reflect only levels added to the formula, not those naturally occurring in components of the diet. ROYAL CANIN® take pride in ensuring the scientific reliability of all product information. All information included was true and accurate at the time of publication.

Instructions (Chicken)

ROYAL CANIN® take pride in ensuring the scientific reliability of all product information. All information included was true and accurate at the time of publication. Renal diets are recommended as soon as creatinine goes out of reference range (from CKD late stage 2), before the disease further progresses, and before inappetence develops. In case of food aversion, the cat can be switched to another renal option without transition. After commencing a Renal diet, in addition to periodic measurement of renal biomarkers, blood mineral level monitoring is also recommended. In cases of diet induced hypercalcaemia, the cat should be switched to Early Renal diet. Other mineral disturbances (eg. hypokalaemia) may require additional treatment. In most cases, Renal diets may be continued for the cat’s lifetime. It is recommended that a full health check be performed every 6 months.

Instructions (Fish)

ROYAL CANIN® take pride in ensuring the scientific reliability of all product information. All information included was true and accurate at the time of publication. Renal diets are recommended as soon as creatinine goes out of reference range (from CKD late stage 2), before the disease further progresses, and before inappetence develops. In case of food aversion, the cat can be switched to another renal option without transition. After commencing a Renal diet, in addition to periodic measurement of renal biomarkers, blood mineral level monitoring is also recommended. In cases of diet induced hypercalcaemia,  the cat should be switched to Early Renal diet. Other mineral disturbances (eg. hypokalaemia) may require additional treatment. In most cases, Renal diets may be continued for the cat’s lifetime. It is recommended that a full health check be performed every 6 months.