Cat food Royal Canin Renal 85 g — veterinary diet for kidney support, beef

Royal Canin Renal 85 g — veterinary diet for kidney support, beef is a complete wet cat food formulated to support cats with renal (kidney) conditions. Presented in a single 85 g pouch with beef flavour, this clinical diet has adapted levels of protein, phosphorus and sodium together with a tailored nutrient profile intended to help manage chronic kidney insufficiency and maintain palatability for reduced appetite.

Advantages

This veterinary diet provides a controlled supply of high-quality protein to reduce kidney workload while helping to preserve lean body mass. Reduced phosphorus content supports renal function and helps slow progression of chronic kidney disease. The formula includes adjusted sodium levels and a balanced energy density to maintain body condition, and the beef flavour and wet texture are designed to encourage food intake in cats with decreased appetite.

Suitable for

• Management of chronic kidney insufficiency in cats
• Support for reduced appetite related to renal disease
• Veterinary-prescribed short-term or long-term renal dietary management

Key specifications

• Format: single 85 g pouch of wet food
• Flavour: beef
• Diet type: veterinary clinical renal diet
• Macronutrient profile: adapted protein and energy levels for renal support
• Mineral management: reduced phosphorus and adjusted sodium content
• Texture: moist pâté/gravy to enhance palatability

How to use

Use this product under veterinary supervision as part of an overall renal care plan. Introduce the pouch gradually if switching from a different diet, mixing increasing proportions over several days until the cat eats the renal diet exclusively. Follow feeding guidelines provided by your veterinarian, adjusting daily portions according to body weight, clinical status and appetite. Ensure constant access to fresh water to support hydration.

Usage recommendations

Regular monitoring of renal parameters and body weight is recommended while feeding this diet. Consult your veterinarian for specific feeding duration and any necessary adjustments related to concurrent conditions or medications.