Royal Canin Veterinary Urinary Moderate Calorie 12Kg, dog food

Royal Canin Urinary S/O Moderate Calorie food for dogs with urinary problems

Royal Canin Canine Urinary S/O Moderate Calorie is a complete and balanced food for the nutritional management of dogs with struvite and oxalate urinary stones with a tendency to put on weight. Its specific formula has been created by veterinary nutritionists to ensure that your pet is in the best hands.

This dog food helps to effectively dissolve stones and creates an acidic urinary pH that is unfavourable for bacterial growth. It is recommended for dissolution of struvite stones, bacterial cystitis and management of struvite and calcium oxalate urolithiasis relapses.

It incorporates a low magnesium content and a limited level of proteins, but of extreme quality. Its low calorie content makes it recommended for overweight dogs where it is difficult to maintain ideal weight, due to sterilisation or low activity. If your pet is in one of these cases, think about changing its diet.

Unsaturated urine creates an environment where stones cannot grow, thus preventing stone formation. Urinary dilution reduces the concentration of oxalate and struvite stones, and increased urinary volume also helps bladder maintenance.

ADVANTAGES

• Food for dogs with a tendency to overweight and urinary struvite and oxalate stones.
• Low in magnesium and high in protein.
• Low in calories to keep your pet in shape.
• Prevents the development of urinary stones.
• Maintains a healthy bladder for good bladder function.

USE AND SPECIFICATIONS

• Food for dogs with struvite and calcium oxalate urinary stones with a tendency to overweight.
• Under veterinary prescription.
• This food is not suitable for pregnant, lactating, growing, chronic renal insufficiency, metabolic acidosis, cardiac insufficiency and if urine-acidifying drugs are used.
• urine acidifying drugs.
• A period of 5 to 12 weeks is necessary for the dissolution of struvite uroliths. In case of urinary tract infection, this food should be combined with appropriate medical treatment and continued for at least one month after the urinary tract infection has been confirmed to have cleared. In older dogs it is recommended to check renal function before using this food.