Royal Canin® Veterinary Health Nutrition Renal Wet Pet Food for Cats

Complete dietetic feed for adult cats.

Certain nutrients   can help to support cats with Chronic Renal Insufficiency, which is why the   diet you choose for your cat is key for supporting their overall health and wellbeing. Royal Canin® Renal is a wet food product that is specifically   tailored to support adult cats with Chronic Renal Insufficiency.  When cats’ kidneys are not functioning   efficiently, that often means that phosphorus cannot effectively be filtered   from the blood stream. Royal Canin® Renal provides a low phosphorus content   and a number of high-quality proteins to help support kidney health and   function. Cats with kidney disease may have a reduced appetite or experience   food aversion. Royal Canin® Renal has an adapted energy content which helps   to reduce the volume of your cat’s meal, ultimately supporting their reduced   appetite. To further support your cat’s reduced appetite, Royal Canin® Renal   contains a specific aromatic profile to appeal to your cat’s individual   preferences and help to stimulate their appetite. To cater to each cat’s   individual preferences, Royal Canin® Renal comes in a variety of   formulations beef, fish, and chicken. It is also available as a dry food   product with tailor-made kibble.  If   your cat enjoys a mixed diet of wet and dry food, be sure to reference the   on-pack feeding guides to ensure a healthy daily food intake for your cat.   Royal Canin® Renal Veterinary diets for cats are formulated to help support   cats with Chronic Renal Insufficiency. Each formula in the Royal Canin® Renal Support range contains specific nutrients to provide your cat with a complete   and balanced diet.

Renal Support: Formulated with low phosphorus and moderate protein of high quality to support renal function.

Adapted Energy: Adapted energy content to reduce meal volume and help support a reduced appetite.

Aromatic Choice: A specific aromatic profile with a dedicated texture to help stimulate the cat’s appetite, particularly in cases of food aversion.