Description
VetCare Renal – Hydrolysed Chicken with Sweet Potato
A Dietetic Complete Feed for Adult Dogs
A grain free recipe, approved by veterinarians, offering a tailored, natural solution to support renal function in case of chronic renal insufficiency and regulation of oxalate stones formation.
Has your dog been unusually thirsty, suddenly having accidents in the house, or just not their usual bright self? A loss of appetite and low energy levels can also be signs that something’s not right. One possible cause could be kidney disease.
When the kidneys aren’t working properly, toxins and waste can build up in the body, leading to a range of symptoms. While older dogs are more commonly affected, kidney issues can also result from things like poisoning, poor circulation, or certain medications.
If your vet confirms a kidney problem, the right diet can play an important role in helping your dog feel more comfortable and supported and Arden Grange VetCare Renal can offer gentle, targeted support through carefully balanced nutrition.
Our VetCare Renal diet contains hydrolysed chicken protein, which is broken down into very small fragments to minimise potential triggers and reduce the risk of allergic reactions in dogs with food sensitivities.
VetCare Renal – Hydrolysed Chicken with Sweet Potato at a glance:
- Vet Approved
- Especially for dogs with chronic kidney failure
- Adjusted protein content to relieve the kidneys
- Reduced phosphorus and sodium content relieves kidneys and circulation
- Urine-alkalinising, reduces oxalate stones through the addition of potassium citrate
- Contains essential fatty acids and prebiotics
- Ideal for reduced appetite due to high acceptance
- Grain-free recipe for nutritionally sensitive dogs
- Made with natural ingredients
Recommended feeding period:
For renal function support in chronic renal failure: 6 months initially.
For transient renal insufficiency: 2–4 weeks.
For reducing oxalate stone formation: up to 6 months.
Always ensure that fresh clean drinking water is available.
Contraindications: Not suitable for puppies, pregnant and lactating bitches, in liver insufficiency, associated with impaired bile secretion, pancreatitis and hyperlipidaemia.
Please keep in mind that dietary complete feeds can only support and not replace veterinary treatment. Therefore, we advise seeking the advice of a veterinarian before feeding or before extending the feeding period. The amounts shown should only be used as a guide and feeding quantities should be altered according to your dogs individual requirement. Each dog is unique and the optimal feeding amounts vary significantly depending on many factors including age, sex, activity, metabolism, and environment. By placing your order, you are confirming that you have read and understood the above information.
Arden Grange VetCare
At Arden Grange, we believe every pet deserves to live life to the fullest. For over three decades, we've been dedicated to blending exceptional natural ingredients with cutting-edge nutritional science to create premium pet food that transforms lives. Our VetCare range offers a selection of expertly formulated dietetic dog foods designed to support dogs with temporary or lifelong conditions. Each recipe is grain free, made entirely from natural, nutritious ingredients that contribute to overall well-being, ensuring pets receive the targeted dietary support they need.
Every formula in the Arden Grange VetCare range is PARNUT-compliant, meaning it is tailored to meet the specific nutritional requirements of dogs with particular dietary needs. PARNUT (foods for particular nutritional purposes) diets are designed to provide optimal nutritional support, helping to maintain your pet’s health and vitality. While our VetCare diets do not require a prescription, we strongly recommend consulting a veterinarian before making dietary changes. This ensures your dog receives the most appropriate nutritional care, helping them to thrive on a diet suited to their individual needs.
Dietetic Complete Food for Adult Dogs
Composition
Sweet potato 25%, hydrolysed chicken 19% (hydrolysed fresh chicken 15%, hydrolysed chicken meat meal 4%), potato, peas, chicken fat 6%, potato protein, pumpkin, potato starch, fish oil, chicken gravy 2%, algae (high DHA*), minerals, lucerne, potassium citrate (urine alkaliser) 0.5%, nettle 0.18%, dandelion, cranberries 0.1%, dried blackberries, dried raspberries 0.1%, dried blueberries 0.1%, dried blackcurrants, dried elderberries, dried chokeberries, mannan-oligosaccharides (prebiotic MOS) 0.1%, fructo-oligosaccharides (prebiotic FOS) 0.1%.
Analytical constituents
Crude protein 18%, crude fat 12,5%, crude ash 7%, crude fibre 3%, omega-6 fatty acids 1.8%, omega-3 fatty acids 0.4%, linoleic acid 1.8%, DHA*/EPA** 0.15%, hydroxyproline 1.8%, vitamin D 980IU, calcium 0.55%, phosphorus 0.5%, potassium 1.43%, sodium 0.44%, sulphur 0.15%, magnesium 0.1%, chloride 0.06%. Metabolisable energy 365kcals/100g. *Docosahexaenoic acid, **Eicosapentaenoic acid.
Nutritional additives per kg
Nutritional additives: Vitamin A (as Retinyl Acetate) 21871IU, Vitamin D3 (as Cholecalciferol) 1471IU, Vitamin E (as all-rac-alpha-Tocopheryl Acetate) 710mg, Iodine (as Calcium Iodate, Anhydrous) 0.96mg, Iron (as Iron (II) Sulphate, Monohydrate) 60mg, Iron (as Iron (II) Chelate of Amino Acids, Hydrate) 35mg, Zinc (as Zinc Sulphate, Monohydrate) 100mg, Zinc (as Zinc Chelate of Amino Acids, Hydrate) 50mg, Manganese (as Manganous Sulphate, Monohydrate) 36mg, Copper (as Copper (II) Sulphate, Pentahydrate) 10mg, Copper (as Copper (II) Chelate of Amino Acids, Hydrate) 5mg, Selenium (as Sodium Selenite) 0.23mg, DL-Methionine 3000mg.
| Recommended Feeding Quantities |
| Weight kg |
gms/day |
| 1–5 |
25–90 |
| 5–15 |
90–200 |
| 15–25 |
200–300 |
| 25–35 |
300–380 |
| 35–45 |
380–460 |
| 45+ |
460+ |
For renal function support in chronic renal failure: 6 months initially.
For transient renal insufficiency: 2-4 weeks.
For reducing oxalate stone formation: up to 6 months.
Contraindications: Not suitable for puppies, pregnant and lactating bitches, in liver insufficiency, associated with impaired bile secretion, pancreatitis and hyperlipidaemia.
Please keep in mind that dietary complete feeds can only support and not replace veterinary treatment. Therefore, we advise seeking the advice of a veterinarian before feeding or before extending the feeding period. The amounts shown should only be used as a guide and feeding quantities should be altered according to your dogs individual requirement. Each dog is unique and the optimal feeding amounts vary significantly depending on many factors including age, sex, activity, metabolism, and environment.
Always ensure that fresh clean drinking water is available.
