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TROVET Renal & Oxalate RID Dog

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  • Product Description

    Renal insufficiency

    Renal insufficiency is when the kidneys either fail or do not perform their intended functions sufficiently. These two main functions are filtering and removing waste (in particular, proteins) from the blood. In addition, the formation of urine takes place in the kidneys. If this process does not go well, the body can lose water, salts and nutrients.

    TROVET Renal & Oxalate RID Dog

    TROVET Renal & Oxalate RID Dog contains a limited amount of high quality protein so that the strain on the kidneys is reduced. The greatly reduced phosphorus content in TROVET Renal & Oxalate RID Dog contributes to slowing further decline in renal function. The levels of minerals and vitamins have been adapted to the changing needs of dogs with impaired renal function. A dog with kidney problems often feels ill and has a poor appetite. That is why every effort has been made to make TROVET Renal & Oxalate RID Dog extra tasty.

    Also available in TROVET Renal & Oxalate RID Dog - Tin.

    Key features of TTROVET Renal & Oxalate RID Dog

    • Supports the kidneys and regulates fluid and electrolyte balance of the body and blood, as well as the removal of unusable metabolites.
    • The high biological value of the food provides fewer "leftover amino acids".
    • Easily absorbable calcium and increased vitamin D3 content promotes calcium absorption in the intestine and the lower phosphorus content reduces damage to the kidneys.
    • K-citrate reduces the risk of the formation of calcium oxalate stones.

    Recommended for

    • Renal failure and renal insufficiency
    • Urinary tract stones due to urate, cystine and oxalate

    Not suitable for

    • Puppies
    • Pregnant and lactating dogs
    • Dogs with urinary tract stones which consist of struvite

    Use

    The recommended period of use for TROVET Renal & Oxalate RID Dog is at least 6 months. Renal & Oxalate is a complete diet food which can be used indefinitely.

    Measurements kibbles

    • Thickness: 6,5 mm
    • Length: 19 mm

    Dry food ingredients

    Cereals (maize, rice), oils and fats (fish oil, lard), vegetable products (beet pulp), minerals, meat and animal derivatives (chicken), vegetable protein extracts (wheat gluten).

    Snacks

    TROVET Renal & Oxalate RID Dog is compatible with the following snacks:

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TROVET Renal & Oxalate RID Dog reviews
  • Perfect for my dogs condition
    By Gail , Thursday 24 September 2020

    This is the only product that keeps my dog in good health, does not put weight on him and satisfies his appitite

  • Trovet
    By John lee, Tuesday 25 February 2020

    Very strange the price shot up after Brexit date. Have now found another cheaper supplier in the uk

  • Keeping my 14 year old greyhound well.
    By Mary, Thursday 14 November 2019

    Dancer my 14 year old rescued greyhound was diagnosed with renal failure several years ago. We tried other products but she really didn't enjoy them. Since changing to Trovet Renal & Oxalate you can see she really enjoys the taste and has helped keep her well. Thanks to vetsend the order always arrive promptly.

  • Kidney disease
    By Geoff, Wednesday 10 April 2019

    I’m not sure about this product, trovet wet renal oxlate for dogs. I think the protein level is higher at around 8% and she definitely drinks and wees a lot more on this as opposed to others including leading brands?. I think I’ve tried everything on the market including foreign. I’ve found being a palatable food is a huge problem I’ve used others with around 5% protein and that doesn’t work either although it’s difficult enough to tell because with this disease the appetite can vary enormously from day to day. The assumption is low protein, phosphorous and urinery c

  • My dogs love the biscuits
    By Pamduckworth, Thursday 28 March 2019

    Even my dogs without kidney problems love these biscuits my shar pei thinks they are treats And helps my beloved shih tzu keep her kidneys under control.