Royal Canin Veterinary Urinary S/O Moderate Calorie Dog Thin Slices in Gravy (12 x 100 g)

Imagine looking at your dog and knowing their urinary health and weight are being supported from the inside out. Unleash a world of nutrition tailored for dogs with urinary problems and a tendency to gain weight with the veterinarian-recommended Royal Canin Veterinary Urinary S/O Moderate Calorie Dog Thin Slices in Gravy.
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Imagine looking at your dog and knowing their urinary health and weight are being supported from the inside out. Unleash a world of nutrition tailored for dogs with urinary problems and a tendency to gain weight with the veterinarian-recommended Royal Canin Veterinary Urinary S/O Moderate Calorie Dog Thin Slices in Gravy.

Royal Canin Veterinary Urinary S/O Moderate Calorie Dog Thin Slices in Gravy is wet food for adult dogs to dissolve and minimize the recurrence of struvite stones. Urinary problems in dogs manifest in the appearance of urinary crystals and stones due to dietary mineral excess or a pH imbalance. These stones can be struvite stones, which are made of magnesium, ammonium, and phosphates and formed in neutral to alkaline urine. They can also present themselves as calcium oxalate stones that can appear regardless of the urine pH.

This wet diet efficiently helps dissolve all types of struvite stones and reduces their recurrence. Thanks to its ability to dilute your dog’s urine, this food makes the urine less susceptible to forming struvite and calcium oxalate stones. Additionally, due to low urinary Relative Supersaturation (RSS) that translates into lower ion concentration, Royal Canin Urinary S/O Moderate Calorie Dog Thin Slices in Gravy helps reduce stone formation. What’s more, it contains low levels of magnesium, a natural component of struvite stones. 

Lastly, as its name advertises, Royal Canin Urinary S/O Moderate Calorie Dog Thin Slices in Gravy features moderate calorie content to maintain optimal weight.

Royal Canin Veterinary Urinary S/O Moderate Calorie Dog Thin Slices in Gravy key benefits:

  • Royal Canin Veterinary Urinary S/O Moderate Calorie Dog Thin Slices in Gravy dissolves struvite stones and reduces the recurrence of both struvite and calcium oxalate stones.
  • Through urine dilution, this wet food makes your dog’s urine less liable to forming struvite and calcium oxalate crystals.
  • The low RSS contributes to lower ion concentration and reduces stone formation.
  • This wet recipe also contains moderate calorie content to maintain an ideal weight.
Ingredients

Composition: Pork by-products, chicken meat, wheat flour, poultry by-products, pork blood products, vital wheat gluten, starch mixture, powdered cellulose, minerals, sunflower oil refined, fish oil, caramelized sugars, marigold extract (source of lutein).

Additives (per kg)*: Vitamin D3: 180IU, E1 (Iron): 2mg, E2 (Iodine): 0.2mg, E4 (Copper): 1.8mg, E5 (Manganese): 0.8mg, E6 (Zinc): 8mg, Sulphur: 0.2%, Urine acidifying substances: calcium sulfate: 0.3%. Technological additives: (acidity regulator) sodium bisulfate: 1.1g.                                            

*Values reflect only levels added to the formula, not those naturally occuring in components of the diet

Analytical constituents: Protein: 8% - Fat content: 3.6% - Crude ash: 1.5% - Crude fibers: 1% - Moisture: 80% - Taurine (total): 0.1% - Calcium: 0.14% - Phosphorus: 0.13% - Sodium: 0.24% - Magnesium: 0.01% - Potassium: 0.15% - Chloride: 0.35% - Sulfur: 0.2% - Urine acidifying substances: calcium sulfate: 0.3%

Dimensions

Each pack contains 12 sachets of 100 g.

FAQ

How can I feed Royal Canin food to my pet?

Feed Royal Canin Urinary S/O Moderate Calorie wet food for five to 12 weeks to dissolve struvite stones and up to six months to reduce struvite stone recurrence. Your veterinarian should reevaluate your dog to assess the relevance of a lifelong diet recommendation and should check renal function before recommending a new diet.

Make sure your pet always has fresh water available. For better results, you can combine the wet food with the Royal Canin Urinary S/O Moderate Calorie dry dog food, which you can feed separately or in the same bowl.

Nevertheless, before use and for further guidance, speak to your vet and follow their advice.

How much Royal Canin should I give to my pet?

Adjust the portion size according to your dog’s weight and body condition.

If your dog’s weight is considered normal:

  • Dogs weighing 2 kg: 2 sachets daily
  • Dogs weighing 4 kg: 3 sachets daily
  • Dogs weighing 6 kg: 4 sachets daily
  • Dogs weighing 8 kg: 5 sachets daily
  • Dogs weighing 10 kg: 6 sachets daily
  • Dogs weighing 15 kg: 8 sachets daily
  • Dogs weighing 20 kg: 10 sachets daily
  • Dogs weighing 25 kg: 12 sachets daily
  • Dogs weighing 30 kg: 14 sachets daily
  • Dogs weighing 35 kg: 15+1/2 sachets daily
  • Dogs weighing 40 kg: 17 sachets daily

If your dog is considered overweight:

  • Dogs weighing 2 kg: 1+1/2 sachets daily
  • Dogs weighing 4 kg: 2+1/2 sachets daily
  • Dogs weighing 6 kg: 3+1/2  sachets daily
  • Dogs weighing 8 kg: 4+1/2 sachets daily
  • Dogs weighing 10 kg: 5 sachets daily
  • Dogs weighing 15 kg: 7 sachets daily
  • Dogs weighing 20 kg: 8+1/2 sachets daily
  • Dogs weighing 25 kg: 10 sachets daily
  • Dogs weighing 30 kg: 11+1/2 sachets daily
  • Dogs weighing 35 kg: 13 sachets daily
  • Dogs weighing 40 kg: 14+1/2 sachets daily

Can I give Royal Canin Veterinary Urinary S/O Moderate Calorie Thin Slices in Gravy to dogs of any age, size, and condition?

This food is recommended for adult dogs in cases of: 

  • struvite uroliths (dissolution and recurrence management)
  • calcium oxalate uroliths (recurrence management)
  • bacterial cystitis (management of secondary struvite crystalluria in association with adequate antibiotic therapy).

However, it’s not recommended for chronic kidney disease (CKD), heart disease (when seeking sodium restriction), and concurrent use of urine-acidifying medication. Additionally, it’s also unsuitable for growing puppies and pregnant/lactating dogs.

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  • Dr. Diana Meireles
  • Dr. Manuela Araujo