Concept for Life Veterinary Diet Renal Chicken

6 x 200g

Dietetic wet food for adult cats with chronic renal insufficiency. It has a low phosphorus and protein content which helps to reduce formation of calcium oxalate stones and makes urine more alkaline....further information

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Product description

When kidney function is impaired, excess waste products and toxins can no longer be adequately excreted and accumulate in the body. Cats suffering from kidney disease, such as chronic renal failure, require a diet that provides the best possible relief for the kidneys.

Insufficient fluid intake combined with an acidic urinary environment can lead to the formation of oxalate and urate stones. Stone formation can be reduced by adjusting the mineral content and urine pH.

How does Concept for Life Veterinary Diet Renal Chicken support your cat?
Concept for Life Veterinary Diet Renal Chicken is a specially developed high-premium complete diet food for adult cats, optimally adapted to the nutritional needs of cats with kidney weakness and oxalate and urate stones.
The low protein content and the use of high-quality proteins reduce the production of waste products, such as urea. A low phosphorus content supports cats with kidney disease, as they are often unable to excrete excess phosphorus. This can relieve the strain on the kidneys.
The formation of bladder stones, such as oxalate and urate stones, is reduced by low calcium, vitamin D, and purine levels, as well as a special mineral ratio that counteracts urinary acidity. Impaired kidney function is often accompanied by loss of appetite, which is why Concept for Life Veterinary Diet Renal Chicken is particularly well-accepted.

Concept for Life Veterinary Diet – tailored to your cat’s specific nutritional needs.

Contraindications:
Not suitable for pregnant or lactating cats or kittens, in cases of liver failure associated with impaired bile secretion, or in cats with struvite stones.

Our quality guarantee:

Dietary complete food for your cat's specific nutritional needs
Scientifically based nutritional concept to support veterinary treatment
To support kidney function in cases of chronic renal failure
To reduce oxalate stone formation
To reduce urate stone formation
Grain-free recipes
Free from wheat, corn, and soy
Excellent acceptance and tolerance thanks to the use of high-quality meat raw materials
Made in Germany

General information:

It is recommended to consult a veterinarian before use or before extending the feeding period.
While feeding a diet food, you should visit your veterinarian regularly for check-ups.
If your pet's health deteriorates, you must seek veterinary advice immediately.

Ingredients

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Concept for Life Veterinary Diet Renal Chicken is a complete dietetic pet food for adult cats.

Composition:
48% chicken heart, chicken meat, chicken gizzards, chicken fat, 30.5% broth, 16% beef lung, beef udder, 4% potatoes, 1% minerals, 0.5% salmon oil, 0.1% potassium chloride.
Protein sources: Chicken, beef

Additives per kg: Nutritional additives:
Vitamin D3 200 IU, zinc (as zinc sulfate monohydrate) 25 mg, manganese (as manganese(II) sulfate monohydrate) 1.4 mg, copper (as copper(II) sulfate pentahydrate) 1.0 mg, iodine (as calcium iodate anhydrous) 0.75 mg, taurine 1,500 mg.

Analytical constituents

protein	9.3 %
fat	10.5 %
fibre	0.4 %
ash	2.4 %
calcium	0.2 %
phosphorus	0.17 %
magnesium	0.02 %
chloride	0.28 %
moisture	75.0 %
potassium	0.33 %
sodium	0.18 %
omega-3 fats	0.3 %
omega-6 fats	1.4 %
sulphur	0.15 %
vitamin D (total)	370.0 IE/kg
hydroxyproline	0.15 %

Feeding guide

Recommended feeding time:

To support kidney function in chronic kidney failure: Initially, for up to six months.
To reduce oxalate stone formation: Up to six months.
To reduce urate stone formation: Up to six months; lifelong in cases of irreversible disorders of uric acid metabolism.

Feeding instructions:

It is recommended to seek veterinary advice before use or before extending the feeding period.
The diet should be given as a complete feed, following the feeding instructions. However, the specified amounts should be adjusted according to the animal's age, breed, and activity level.
The daily feed should be divided into two or more meals per day.
Please serve at room temperature.
Water should be offered freely.

Daily ration in g

Weight in kg	normal	active
2	60 - 90	120
3	80 - 115	155
4	100 - 140	190
5	115 - 165	220
6	130 - 185	250
7	145 - 205	275
8	155 - 225	300
9	170 - 245	325

Energy per 100g: ME (FEDIAF, 2021) 561 kJ / 134 kcal

Reviews

Overall Rating (37)

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This cat food has mixed reviews. Some cat owners found their pets loved it, especially when potato chunks were mashed or removed, while others faced refusal unless the cats were starving. The food's meat content and lack of grains are appreciated, but the presence of potatoes is questioned. Despite its appearance, some cats with specific dietary needs seem to thrive on it, making it a good choice for certain situations.

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08/12/25

Favourite for my CKD cat

I have tried my cat on just about every renal wet food I can get my hands on in the UK. She didn't mind a couple for a short period but she absolutely wolf's this down (both flavours) for months now! Definitely worth a go. She was barely eating prior to this and after a week on this she felt so much heavier already :)

20/09/25

Cat didn't like it

I have a senior cat who was recently diagnosed with kidney disease. I bought this renal food for her to try. Unfortunately she was not particularly interested in this, so we switched to a different brand.

14/08/25|Margaret

Smells nice but again, not cats would not 1 of my 5 cats would eat this

Not one of my 5 cats would eat this so am left with 5 tins to give away. It is the first time they have not liked Concept so am not sure what it is about this food

09/01/25|Sue

Refused

Cat won't eat this unless he is starving. I mix it with his usual, to try and disguise, but I've been sussed ... Will stay with Purina pouches that he can't get enough of

13/02/24|Pat

Liked by cat but difficult to lick bowl clean

My cat eats this and seems to like it. I mash the potato bits up. Only problem, as with another tinned variety I tried, is that it sticks to the bottom of the bowl and he finds it difficult to lick it clean.

16/09/22|Victoria

cat eats with enthusiasm

my cat only ate the gravy from royal canin and purina renal pouches - with this she licks the bowl clean! The hard white cubes are pieces of potato which she seems to really enjoy. So relieved to have found food that she actually eats rather than licks and leaves!

12/04/22|Helen Laws

Nasty white cubes

I bought this because my cats' usual was always sold out. They ate it reluctantly, never finishing it. I noticed it had regular cube shape hard bits, obviously not natural, they were so regular. They usually left these. When I removed the hard white cubes, they ate the food with enthusiasm.

28/10/21

Cat loves it

My cat prefers this over other prescription kidney diets, and it's less waste in a tin rather than pouches, so win win!

15/10/21|Debbie

The DOG loves it!

The cat will eat almost anything but isn't going for this until she's starving. (The dog however has made her way up to the cat's perch and is happily scoffing it when our backs are turned.) Before giving up though, I will try the tip above about blending out the potato chunks.

19/08/21|Sally Price

My cat will not eat this

There is fat and gristle in this and my hates it. Would not recommend.

10/03/21|Mrs Louise hindle

Needs mashing

Tried this last year but nobody would touch it. Gave up until renal parameters got worse. Tried again, but mashed it up to blend the potato chunks.... Goes down a treat. Love quality meat content, wish there weren't potatoes in it (cats are carnivores????)

28/02/21|Heather Playle

Nobody wants it!

Cat wouldn't touch it. Birds won't touch it (and usually the seagulls round here will eat anything). It doesn't look appetising either :-( Wish it had worked.

Reviews from other countries

24/07/21|zooplus.de

Popular with all our cats

We used to have to force out elderly cat to eat, we practically had to chase her and keep putting the food in front of her. There was no brand she liked, but she absolutely loves this food and even our 'healthy' cat wants this instead of her regular food. I am very happy that our old lady is eating properly again. It doesn't look great and there's always a bit of fat (or something) on the bottom of the tin, but as long as she likes it it's all good in my books.

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