VetLine Renal / Supports kidney function
Complete dietetic feed for adult dogs with chicken and sweet potatoes to support kidney function
Wolfsblut VetLine Renal is a complete dietetic feed for adult dogs to support kidney function in chronic renal insufficiency and reduce oxalate stone formation. When kidneys are diseased, the body can no longer adequately break down toxins and waste products. This leads to an overload of the kidneys. Furthermore, reduced fluid intake in conjunction with an acidic urine pH value leads to oxalate stones. Wolfsblut VetLine RENAL is a special complete dietetic feed that is adapted to the needs of dogs with chronic renal failure and oxalate stone formation. A low protein and phosphorus content relieves the kidneys and circulatory system. Due to the adjusted protein content, fewer breakdown products are produced, and the low phosphorus content relieves the kidneys, as excess phosphorus cannot be excreted in kidney disease. The tasty recipe of chicken and sweet potatoes promotes food intake and ensures nutrient supply. Due to its urine-alkalizing properties, the food can contribute to a reduction in oxalate stones.
At a glance:
- Recipe with natural ingredients
- Fresh and digestible chicken as the main ingredient
- Specially for dogs with chronic kidney disease
- An adjusted protein content and the use of high-quality proteins reduce breakdown products such as urea, thereby relieving the kidneys
- Reduced phosphorus and sodium content help relieve the kidneys and circulatory system
- The formation of oxalate stones is reduced by a low calcium, vitamin D and purine content that counteracts acidification of the urine
- Contains important essential fatty acids to reduce inflammatory processes and thereby strengthen the remaining kidney function
- With valuable superfoods such as blackberries, raspberries and blueberries
- The particularly tasty ingredients promote food intake
- Grain-free recipe, as it is not found in the natural prey spectrum of the dog's ancestors and is also one of the most common allergens in dogs
- Without corn, gluten, soy, flavour enhancers & artificial additives (except vitamins & minerals)
- Developed with veterinarians
- No animal testing
The individual feed components of VetLine RENAL were put together with veterinarians, in line with the findings on holistic dog nutrition for dogs with chronic renal failure. Wolfsblut dry food is therefore unique.
Composition
Sweet potatoes 58%, chicken 21% (fresh chicken 14%, dried chicken 7%), pea protein, pumpkin 4%, chicken fat 3%, fish oil, chicken broth 2%, algae (rich in DHA*), minerals, lucerne, potassium citrate (urine alkaliser), nettle 0.18%, dandelion, cranberries, blackberries 0.09%, raspberries 0.09%, blueberries 0.09%, blackcurrants, elderberries, aronia berries, mannan-oligosaccharides (prebiotic) 0.1%, fructo-oligosaccharides (prebiotic) 0.1%. Protein sources: chicken, pea protein, pumpkin.
Analytical Constituents
Crude protein 18%, crude fat 8%, 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 980 IU, calcium 0.7%, phosphorus 0.4%, potassium 1.4%, sodium 0.3%, sulphur 0.15%, magnesium 0.1%, chloride 0.6%. **Eicosapentaenoic acid
1 - 5 kg 25 - 90 g
5 - 15 kg 90 - 200 g
15 - 25 kg 200 - 300 g
25 - 35 kg 300 - 380 g
35 - 45 kg 380 - 460 g
45 kg + 460 g +
To support kidney function in chronic renal insufficiency: initially for up to 6 months. For temporary renal insufficiency: 2-4 weeks. To reduce oxalate stone formation: for up to 6 months. Please note that complete dietetic feeds can only support veterinary treatment, but not replace it. It is recommended to seek advice from a veterinarian before use or before extending the feeding period. The quantities given should only serve as a guideline and the feeding amount should be adjusted according to your dog's individual needs. Every dog is unique and the optimal feeding amount depends on many factors such as age, gender, activity, metabolism and environment. Provide water for free intake.
Contraindications:
Not suitable for puppies, pregnant and lactating bitches, in liver insufficiency associated with impaired bile secretion, in pancreatitis and hyperlipidaemia.
