Dave's Canned Low Phosphorus Chicken and Vegetable Stew For Dogs was formulated by Board Certified Veterinarian Nutritionists and is a cost-effective solution to managing kidney disease. This low phosphorus, low protein formula helps protect your dog’s vital kidney function WITHOUT needing a prescription! It’s fortified with vitamins and minerals to help replenish those nutrients lost through increased urination, and the food is packed with paw-some flavor for palatability. It’s truly the perfect way to protect your dog's vital kidney function!
- Formulated for dogs with compromised kidney function and urinary health.
- Renal Support Formula for Dogs - Developed with controlled protein and low phosphorus (max 0.30%), this renal support dog food helps support kidney function in dogs with renal challenges.
- Board Certified Veterinarian Nutritionist - Reviewed in collaboration with board-certified veterinary nutritionists—no prescription required.
- Moisture-Rich Stew Promotes Hydration - Cooked with added broth to increase fluid intake, helping maintain hydration in dogs with compromised kidney function.
- Replenishes Vital Nutrients - Fortified with 20 essential vitamins and minerals, including B-complex vitamins to replace nutrients lost through increased urination.
- Supports Energy & Appetite - Includes dietary fats for caloric density, plus a soft texture and savory aroma to entice picky eaters and dogs with reduced appetite.
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Palatable & Gentle on Digestion - Made with real chicken, carrots, and brown rice for a digestible, tasty meal dogs can enjoy every day.
Our Restricted Diet formulas are intended for intermittent and supplemental feeding only. The low levels of phosphorous in the food does not meet The Association of American Feed Control Officials (AAFCO) requirements for healthy adult maintenance. We only recommend using this food if your pet is having an issue that requires them to be on a low, restricted diet.
Once (and if) the issue is resolved, you will want to switch back to a regular diet. If the issue is chronic, it is okay to maintain the diet.
As always, we recommend speaking with your veterinarian concerning feeding guidelines when your pet is challenged by health issues.
