Royal Canin - Veterinary Diet Urinary Pouches for Cats - Chicken - 85G (min. 12 Pouches)

Name: Royal Canin - Veterinary Diet Urinary Pouches for Cats - Chicken - 85G (min. 12 Pouches)
Brand: Royal Canin
SKU: 10008648
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Authorization for Veterinary Use:
Kindly seek advice from your personal family veterinarians before acquiring any prescription products.

A complete dietetic food for cats. Its urine acidifying properties and its low level of magnesium make it suitable for dissolving struvite uroliths and reducing their recurrence. It is also formulated to combat lower urinary tract disorders. For cats over 6 months.

Idiopathic Cystitis
Thanks to the high moisture content of wet food, Urinary S/O Feline increases urine dilution. Since nearly 64% of cases of FLUTD* are idiopathic cystitis, the wet diet should be preferred in cases of recurrent cystitis

Struvite Dissulotion
Urinary S/O Feline effectively dissolves struvite uroliths

LOW RSS
Undersaturated urine is an environment where crystals cannot proliferate. Thus the urine is unfavourable to the development of struvite and calcium oxalate crystals

Bladder Support
Glycosaminoglycans (GAG) are naturally present on the healthy bladder mucosa but decrease in idiopathic cystitis. This causes increased permeability of the bladder to bacteria, toxins and ions, resulting in bladder inflammation and stimulation of pain sensitive receptors