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Royal Canin Vet Urinary S/O Moderate Calorie Adult Cat - Wet food for cats with urinary problems6 x 85 g€8,31 EUR
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Royal Canin Vet Urinary S/O Moderate Calorie wet food is a veterinary diet specifically formulated for adult cats with urinary problems and a tendency to be overweight. Presented in practical pouches, this recipe helps dissolve struvite stones and reduce the formation of new crystals, promoting a healthy urinary tract and helping to maintain your feline's ideal weight.
This wet formula was developed with a moderate calorie content to help cats maintain a healthy body weight, a crucial factor for felines prone to obesity and urinary problems. Its carefully balanced composition promotes urine dilution, making it difficult for struvite and calcium oxalate stones to form, creating an unfavourable environment for the development of crystals in the urinary tract. Composed of a highly digestible blend of meat, fish, and derivatives, the recipe ensures an adequate intake of essential nutrients without compromising weight control. The inclusion of specific minerals and the increase in urine volume help manage idiopathic cystitis and urolithiasis, ensuring your cat's long-term well-being, comfort, and health.
Meat and animal derivatives, fish and fish derivatives, vegetable proteins, cereals, minerals, crustaceans, molluscs, sugars, vegetable derivatives
This veterinary wet food is formulated for adult cats with urinary problems, helping to dissolve struvite stones and prevent the formation of struvite and calcium oxalate crystals, while also helping to control weight.
Yes, the Moderate Calorie formula has a moderate calorie content, making it ideal for cats with urinary tract problems that also have a tendency to be overweight or obese.
It takes between 5 to 12 weeks of exclusive nutritional therapy with this food to achieve the dissolution of struvite stones in the cat's urinary tract.
No, this veterinary diet is contraindicated during pregnancy, lactation, and the growth phase. It should also not be given to cats with chronic renal failure, heart disease, or hypertension.
To prevent relapses, nutritional treatment should continue for at least another 6 months after the stones have dissolved, always followed by a re-evaluation and urinalysis by the veterinarian.
Yes, because it is a therapeutic veterinary diet, its use and the monitoring of the treatment should always be guided and supervised by a veterinarian.
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kcal per 1000g |
742 |
|---|---|
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Crude Protein |
11.0% |
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Crude Fat |
3.5% |
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Raw Ash |
1.8% |
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Crude Fiber |
0.5% |
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Carbohydrates |
1.7% Calculated value. How? |
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Humidity |
70.0% Calculated value. How? |
| Pet's weight | Activity level | Daily amount |
|---|---|---|
| Normal |
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