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Arden Grange VetCare Renal Hydrolysed Chicken with Sweet Potato 2kg

Arden Grange VetCare Renal Hydrolysed Chicken with Sweet Potato 2kg

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Arden Grange VetCare Renal Hydrolysed Chicken with Sweet Potato

Adult Dog | Dietetic Complete Feed | Renal Support

KEY HIGHLIGHTS

  • 19% hydrolysed chicken (15% hydrolysed fresh chicken, 4% hydrolysed chicken meal)
  • Hydrolysed protein — broken down to minimise allergic triggers
  • PARNUT-compliant — vet approved dietetic food
  • Reduced phosphorus and sodium to relieve the kidneys
  • Potassium citrate to help alkalise urine and support stone management

BEST FOR: Dogs diagnosed with chronic kidney disease | Dogs with renal insufficiency | Dogs with oxalate stones | As directed by a veterinarian

DESCRIPTION

Arden Grange VetCare Renal is a complete dietetic dog food formulated to support renal function in cases of chronic renal insufficiency and to help regulate oxalate stone formation. Made with 19% hydrolysed chicken — including 15% hydrolysed fresh chicken and 4% hydrolysed chicken meat meal — alongside sweet potato (25%) as a gentle, grain-free carbohydrate.

The recipe uses hydrolysed chicken protein that has been broken down into very small fragments to minimise potential allergic triggers and reduce the risk of food sensitivities. Phosphorus and sodium are reduced to relieve the kidneys and circulation. Potassium citrate helps alkalise urine to support stone management. Prebiotic MOS & FOS support digestive health. Grain free and made from entirely natural ingredients.

We strongly recommend consulting a veterinarian before feeding this diet. Recommended feeding period: chronic renal failure initially 6 months; transient renal insufficiency 2–4 weeks; oxalate stone reduction up to 6 months. Not suitable for puppies, pregnant or nursing dogs, in liver insufficiency, pancreatitis or hyperlipidaemia.

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