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Cat food for renal & kidney care

If your cat suffers from renal disease or kidney problems, feeding a quality diet, specially formulated for their needs will make a big difference. Browse our kidney and renal care cat food today.
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Kidney Problems in Cats: Causes and Treatments
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Cats' kidneys play several important roles in keeping your pet healthy including removing toxins, maintaining their blood pressure and helping to produce hormones for new red blood cells.
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For cats with renal disease or kidney problems, it’s not uncommon for them to have a reduced appetite and be less than enthusiastic about eating their daily meals. That’s why we’ve developed a high-quality range of renal and kidney care cat food that’s palatable and delicious, so they’ll approach each and every meal with excitement. What’s more, our kidney and renal care cat food come from the Purina brands you know and love like Pro Plan Veterinary Diets and helps to support kidney function and reduce the build-up of toxins in the body. Browse our full range of renal and kidney care cat food today to find the perfect meal for your feline.

What not to feed a cat with kidney disease?

At Purina, we recommend avoiding high-phosphorus and high-protein foods for cats with kidney disease, as these can exacerbate the condition. Also, steer clear of foods with high sodium levels. Always consult your veterinarian for a tailored diet plan.

Can a healthy cat eat renal food?

While a healthy cat can technically eat renal food, it may not provide the balanced nutrition they need. Renal food is specifically formulated for cats with kidney issues and may lack certain nutrients required by healthy cats. Always consult your veterinarian before making any dietary changes.

Is renal cat food suitable for all cats?

Renal cat food is specifically designed for cats with kidney disease and may not be suitable for all cats. Healthy cats may not get the balanced nutrition they need from renal food. Always consult your veterinarian to ensure the best diet for your cat's specific needs.

For more details on kidney problems in cats, including causes, symptoms, and treatment options, check out our guide on kidney problems in cats.