Royal Canin Vet Urinary U/C Canine dry food is a veterinary diet indicated for adult dogs to prevent the recurrence of urate, xanthine, and cystine urinary stones. It is also recommended as a supportive diet for dogs with Leishmaniasis being treated with xanthine oxidase inhibitors, such as allopurinol.

Yes, Royal Canin Vet Urinary U/C Canine is a veterinary diet. Because it is specifically formulated for the management of urinary tract issues and the prevention of metabolic stones, it must be fed exclusively under the guidance and continuous monitoring of a veterinarian.

The main protein source in Royal Canin Vet Urinary U/C Canine is dehydrated egg. Egg provides a highly digestible nutritional profile, ideal for ensuring balanced nutrition tailored to the metabolic needs of dogs with urinary sensitivities.

This veterinary diet is strictly contraindicated for pregnant or lactating bitches and for growing puppies. It should also not be fed to dogs undergoing treatment with urine-acidifying medication.

The feeding period for the Royal Canin Vet Urinary U/C Canine diet can vary from 6 months to the entire life of the adult dog. The exact duration of the dietary treatment depends on the underlying cause of the urinary condition and should always be determined by your attending veterinarian.

Yes, in addition to protecting the urinary tract, Royal Canin Vet Urinary U/C Canine is enriched with fish oil, borage oil, and soya oil. These ingredients provide essential fatty acids that actively promote the maintenance of healthy skin and a shiny coat in adult dogs.