Wet cat food TROVET Renal & Oxalate RID 85 g pouch — veterinary diet, chicken, for adult cats with kidney issues

TROVET Renal & Oxalate RID is a wet veterinary diet in an 85 g pouch formulated for adult cats with kidney-related issues. The chicken-flavored, sugar-free, soy-free and gluten-free recipe supplies moderate protein and fat with high moisture content to support renal health and help reduce oxalate formation. Intended for therapeutic feeding under veterinary supervision. Store in a cool, dry place.

Advantages

The formulation provides controlled levels of protein and minerals suitable for renal support, a high moisture content that helps maintain hydration, and ingredients free from sugar, soy and gluten. The single-portion 85 g sachet ensures easy portioning and hygienic feeding. Chicken flavour offers palatability for adult cats with reduced appetite.

Suitable for

• Adult cats with chronic kidney issues
• Cats requiring reduced oxalate formation
• Animals needing a sugar-free, soy-free and gluten-free wet diet
• Cats that benefit from increased dietary moisture

Key specifications

• Format: Wet food, pouch (85 g)
• Main flavour: Chicken
• Dietary category: Veterinary diet — renal and oxalate management
• Protein: 6.5% (approx.)
• Fat: 6% (approx.)
• Moisture: 78% (approx.)
• Crude ash: 1.5% (approx.)
• Crude fibre: 0.2% (approx.)
• Suitable life stage: Adult cats
• Dosage form: Solid wet pâté in a sachet
• Free from: Added sugar, soy, gluten, artificial colours

How to use

Use TROVET Renal & Oxalate RID as part of a veterinary-prescribed diet plan. Serve at room temperature and feed the recommended daily amount according to your veterinarian's guidance and the cat's body condition. Open pouch can be refrigerated and used within 24–48 hours depending on storage conditions; discard unused portion beyond the recommended time. Ensure fresh water is available at all times.

Recommendations

Use only under veterinary supervision; transition gradually when switching from another diet to avoid digestive upset and follow dosing instructions specific to the cat's clinical condition.