Royal Canin put the animal first in everything they do. Every decision they make is based on years of study in their own centre and on partnerships with veterinary schools, universities and breeders. The aim is the same, to provide precise nutritional solutions to meet the need of your pet. Those needs can be very different and one food does not suit all. Age, breed, size and lifestyle are all taken into account. Royal Canin were the first to meet the different needs of small, medium and large breeds, and to develop breed specific foods.Royal Canin Renal is a dry kibble diet containing tailored nutrition to help support adult dogs with Chronic Renal Insufficiency. Royal Canin Renal contains a purposely low phosphorus content - as well as a moderate amount of quality proteins - to help support kidney function for your dog.Royal Canin Renal is formulated with an adapted energy content that helps to reduce the volume of your dog's meals. The size, shape, and texture of this kibble is specially tailored to appeal to your dog's appetite. Royal Canin Renal is also available as wet food in two different textures: a loaf and thin slices in gravy. With this variety in textures, it's easier for you to help stimulate and support your dog's varying appetite. If your dog 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 dog. As part of the Royal Canin Veterinary Range, it is important that this product is only given to your pet when by a veterinary professional.

Suitable for: Adult dogs.

Not suitable for: Cases of growth, gestation/lactation.

for: Early Renal may be suitable for dogs in early stage 2 Chronic Kidney Disease, under veterinary recommendation.Cases of Azotaemic Chronic Kidney Disease (IRIS stage 2* to stage 4) or Chronic Kidney Disease with proteinuria (IRIS stage 1 to 4). *Renal diets are for dogs in the advanced stages of CKD (stages 2-4).

Not for: Pancreatitis.

Important information: This is a veterinary dietetic food and should only be used based on the recommendation of a veterinary professional. Please refer to the Care and Safety tab for further important information.