Diet wet food in five varieties to support kidney function in chronic renal insufficiency, low in phosphorus. Read more
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- Kidney problems Kidneys
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The Beaphar Nierdieet Multipack contains 2x Kidney Diet Taurine, 1x Chicken, 1x Salmon, 1x Lamb and 1x Duck. Complete dietetic feed for cats to support kidney function in chronic renal insufficiency. Specially developed for cats with kidney problems: a restricted level of very high-quality proteins and a low level of phosphorus, aimed at halting or slowing any deterioration in the condition. Cats on a kidney diet do not always drink well; with this food they also take in moisture.
Composition (salmon): meat and animal derivatives (chicken meat 80%, liver 5%), fish and fish derivatives (salmon 5%), cereals, minerals.
Composition (chicken): meat and animal derivatives (chicken meat 80%, chicken breast 5%, liver 5%), cereals, minerals.
Composition (taurine): meat and animal derivatives (chicken meat 85%, liver 5%), cereals, minerals.
Composition (duck): meat and animal derivatives (chicken meat 80%, duck meat 5%, liver 5%), cereals, minerals.
Composition (lamb): meat and animal derivatives (chicken meat 80%, lamb meat 5%, liver 5%), cereals, minerals.
Analytical constituents: crude protein 8.5%, crude fibre 0.4%, crude fat 6%, crude ash 1.5%, moisture 79.5%, calcium 0.20%, phosphorus 0.18%, sodium 0.02%, magnesium 0.02%, potassium 0.25%.
Additives per kg: vitamin D3 (E671) 250 IU, vitamin E 100 mg (of which 50% D-alpha-tocopherol), biotin 10 µg, taurine 450 mg.
Advice: depending on body weight and activity, an adult cat (3-4 kg) eats 200 grams (2 tubs) to 300 grams (3 tubs) of diet food per day; divide the daily amount over several portions. Drinking water must always be available; preferably refresh it daily. Consult a vet about continuing the treatment after six months of use. If the feed is recommended for temporary renal insufficiency, the recommended period of use is 2-4 weeks.