Brit Veterinary Diet Cat – Renal Support Formula (2 kg)

Brit Veterinary Diet Renal is a specially formulated complete diet for cats suffering from chronic kidney disease (CKD) and other renal impairments. Developed in collaboration with veterinary nutritionists, this diet helps reduce the progression of renal disease while supporting overall wellbeing and maintaining quality of life in aging or chronically ill cats.

This formula is crafted with reduced protein and phosphorus levels to ease the burden on the kidneys and high-quality, highly digestible protein sources to maintain lean muscle mass without overtaxing renal function. Enriched with omega-3 fatty acids, antioxidants, and vitamins, it supports anti-inflammatory processes, immune health, and vitality.

🐾 Key Features & Benefits

🔹 Controlled Phosphorus & Reduced Protein

• Helps slow the progression of kidney damage

• Maintains essential bodily functions with high-quality protein sources

🔹 High Digestibility

• Uses select ingredients like rice and dehydrated meat to ensure optimal nutrient absorption even in weakened cats

🔹 Omega-3 Fatty Acids (from Salmon Oil & Flaxseed)

• Reduce kidney inflammation and improve blood flow

• Support cardiovascular and skin health

🔹 Antioxidant-Rich Formula

• Includes vitamin E, vitamin C, selenium, and taurine to combat oxidative stress and support vision and heart function

🔹 Urine-Alkalizing Properties

• Helps maintain proper urinary pH to prevent crystal and stone formation

🔹 Grain-Free, Soy-Free, and GMO-Free

• Gentle on sensitive stomachs and free from common allergens

📦 Product Specifications

• Weight: 2 kg

• Target Species: Adult and senior cats with renal insufficiency

• Form: Dry kibbles

• Feeding Frequency: Split daily ration into 2–3 meals

• Shelf Life: Check packaging for expiry

• Packaging Type: Resealable bag to maintain freshness

🥣 Feeding Instructions

Feed under the guidance of a veterinarian. Introduce gradually over 5–7 days. Ensure fresh, clean drinking water is always available. Can be fed long-term if advised by a vet.