Arden Grange Dog VetCare Renal 2kg

Complete dietetic food for adult dogs, hydrolysed chicken with sweet potatoes.

A grain-free recipe approved by veterinarians offers an individually tailored, natural solution to support kidney function in cases of chronic renal insufficiency and to help regulate the formation of oxalate stones.

Is your dog unusually thirsty, having sudden accidents in the house, or simply not their usual self? Loss of appetite and low energy levels can also be signs that something is wrong. One possible cause could be kidney disease.

If the kidneys are not functioning properly, toxins and waste products can build up in the body, leading to a range of symptoms. Although older dogs are affected more often, kidney problems can also result from poisoning, poor blood circulation or the use of certain medications.

If your vet confirms a kidney problem, the right diet can play an important role in helping your dog feel more comfortable and better supported, and Arden Grange VetCare Renal can offer gentle, targeted support through carefully balanced nutrition.

Our VetCare Renal food contains hydrolysed chicken protein, which is broken down into very small fragments to minimise potential triggers and reduce the risk of allergic reactions in dogs with food intolerance.

• Approved by veterinarians
• Especially for dogs with chronic kidney failure
• Adjusted protein content to relieve the kidneys
• Reduced phosphorus and sodium content eases the burden on the kidneys and circulatory system
• Alkalises the urine, reducing oxalate stones through the addition of potassium citrate
• Contains essential fatty acids and prebiotics
• Ideal for reduced appetite thanks to high palatability
• Grain-free recipe for dogs with nutritional sensitivities
• Made from natural ingredients

Composition:

Sweet potatoes 25%, hydrolysed chicken 19% (hydrolysed fresh chicken 15%, hydrolysed chicken meat meal 4%), potatoes, peas, chicken fat 6%, potato protein, pumpkin, potato starch, fish oil, chicken gravy 2%, algae (high in DHA), minerals, alfalfa, potassium citrate (urine alkaliser) 0.5%, nettle 0.18%, dandelion, cranberries 0.1%, dried blackberries, dried raspberries 0.1%, dried blueberries 0.1%, dried blackcurrants, dried elderberries, dried chokeberries, mannan-oligosaccharides (MOS prebiotic) 0.1%, fructo-oligosaccharides (FOS prebiotic) 0.1%.*

* DHA – docosahexaenoic acid

Analytical constituents:

Crude protein 18%, crude fat 12.5%, crude ash 7%, crude fibre 3%, omega-6 fatty acids 1.8%, omega-3 fatty acids 0.4%, linoleic acid 1.8%, DHA/EPA* 0.15%, hydroxyproline 1.8%, vitamin D 980 IU, calcium 0.55%, phosphorus 0.5%, potassium 1.43%, sodium 0.44%, sulphur 0.15%, magnesium 0.1%, chloride 0.06%.**

Metabolisable energy: 365 kcal / 100 g.

* DHA – docosahexaenoic acid

** EPA – eicosapentaenoic acid

Nutritional additives per kg:

Vitamin A (as retinyl acetate) 21,871 IU, vitamin D3 (as cholecalciferol) 1,471 IU, vitamin E (as all-rac-alpha-tocopheryl acetate) 710 mg, iodine (as calcium iodate, anhydrous) 0.96 mg, iron (as ferrous sulphate, monohydrate) 60 mg, iron (as iron (II) amino acid chelate, hydrate) 35 mg, zinc (as zinc sulphate, monohydrate) 100 mg, zinc (as zinc amino acid chelate, hydrate) 50 mg, manganese (as manganous sulphate, monohydrate) 36 mg, copper (as cupric sulphate, pentahydrate) 10 mg, copper (as copper amino acid chelate, hydrate) 5 mg, selenium (as sodium selenite) 0.23 mg, DL methionine 3,000 mg.

Feeding table:

• To support kidney function in chronic kidney failure: initial dose for 6 months.
• For transient renal insufficiency: 2–4 weeks.
• To reduce the formation of oxalate stones: up to 6 months.

Contraindications: Not suitable for puppies, pregnant or lactating bitches, in cases of hepatic insufficiency associated with impaired bile excretion, pancreatitis and hyperlipidaemia.

Please bear in mind that complete foods can only support, not replace, veterinary treatment. We therefore recommend seeking veterinary advice before feeding or before extending the feeding period. The amounts given should be used only as a guide, and the feeding amount should be adjusted to your dog's individual needs. Every dog is unique, and the optimal feeding amount varies considerably depending on many factors, including age, sex, activity level, metabolism and environment.

Always make sure fresh, clean drinking water is available.