Special cat diet for cats with renal failure. Contains potassium citrate to prevent bladder stones. Reduced protein, phosphorous & calcium content, and contains important vitamins & minerals...further information
Product descriptionSpecial cat diet for cats with renal failure. Contains potassium citrate to prevent bladder stones. Reduced protein, phosphorous & calcium content, and contains important vitamins & minerals
Kattovit Kidney/Renal (Renal Failure) Diet is a special food for cats that suffer from kidney problems. Renal failure can result from breeding, environmental influences or even poor diet. Animals suffering from renal failure are often severely impaired as a result. To prevent this problem developing, it is incredibly important to supply your cat with plenty of fluids. A feed with reduced protein content can also help as a high animal protein content is considered to be a major factor in the development of kidney problems. To ensure your pet has enough energy, the food contains a higher calorie content from non-meat sources. Potassium citrate, on the other hand, can help to reduce the acidity of urine, thereby preventing painful bladder stones (also called oxalate crystals). The phosphorous and calcium contents are also lower. Taurine and other important vitamins and minerals round this food off nicely to ensure your cat has plenty of strength and vitality.Kattovit Kidney/Renal (Renal Failure) wet food at a glance:
Additives:
Nutritional additives:
Vitamin D3 (200 IU/kg), vitamin E (20mg/kg), zinc [zinc oxide] (5mg/kg), iodine [potassium iodate] (0.2mg/kg), manganese [manganese (II) sulphate] (2mg/kg).
Technological additives:
Potassium citrate (2,000mg/kg).
Analytical constituents
protein | 7.5 % |
fat | 9.5 % |
fibre | 0.5 % |
ash | 1.9 % |
calcium | 0.22 % |
phosphorus | 0.16 % |
chloride | 0.3 % |
moisture | 76.5 % |
potassium | 0.2 % |
sodium | 0.3 % |
sulphur | 0.13 % |
vitamin D (total) | 300.0 IE/kg |
hydroxyproline | 0.12 % |
Cat's weight | Requirement per day |
3kg | approx. 1 (185g) can |
5kg | approx. 1.5 (185g) cans |
Recommended feeding time:
Up to 6 months.
With acute renal failure: 2-4 weeks.
Fresh water should always be made available.
In cases of long-term feeding, we recommend consulting a vet.