Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets Canine NF Renal Function is formulated to help adult dogs with chronic renal insufficiency. The tasty, palatable kibble has restricted levels of finest top quality protein & phosphorus. Low in purines, & with moderate level of sulphur amino acids & urine alkalising properties it can also help to reduce formation of urate & cystine stones. If you notice that your dog is drinking & urinating more frequently, or is lethargic, with loss of appetite & weight, & has an unusual breath odour it might be suffering from CKD & the kidneys are unable to produce concentrated urine. It is important that chronic kidney disease is diagnosed by a vet, & your dog might benefit from a diet specifically targeted at managing CKD. The wrong food can irritate the disease & cause further pain. Pro Plan Veterinary Diets Canine NF Renal Function is a therapeutic dry food provides dogs with CKD with a balanced diet & all the nutrients they need. Canine NF Renal Function kibble helps to slow down the progression of disease & reduce the severity of the symptoms. The low phosphorus content helps to support kidney function & the restricted protein content helps to reduce the build-up of toxins. Essential fatty acids help to reduce high blood pressure in the kidneys. They also help support the natural anti-inflammatory process. Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets Canine NF Renal Function at a glance: Restricted phosphorus content: protects kidney function & slows down the progression of CKD. Restricted levels of high quality protein: to help reduce the build-up of toxins & minimise the loss of lean body mass. Omega 3 fatty acids: high levels of long chain omega-3 fatty acids help to reduce high blood pressure in the kidneys & also supports the natural anti-inflammatory process. Very palatable: Dogs with CKD often have a reduced appetite. Canine NF Renal Function is very tasty & well accepted. Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets are based on the latest nutritional findings & can help your dog to achieve a good quality of life. Please consult your vet about possible treatments for your pet or if you need further information