When kidney function is impaired, excess waste products and toxins can no longer be adequately excreted and accumulate in the body. Cats suffering from kidney disease, such as chronic renal failure, require a diet that provides the best possible relief for the kidneys. Insufficient fluid intake combined with an acidic urinary environment can lead to the formation of oxalate and urate stones. Stone formation can be reduced by adjusting the mineral content and urine ph. How does concept for life veterinary diet renal chicken support your cat? Concept for life veterinary diet renal chicken is a specially developed high premium complete diet food for adult cats, optimally adapted to the nutritional needs of cats with kidney weakness and oxalate and urate stones. The low protein content and the use of high quality proteins reduce the production of waste products, such as urea. A low phosphorus content supports cats with kidney disease, as they are often unable to excrete excess phosphorus. This can relieve the strain on the kidneys. The formation of bladder stones, such as oxalate and urate stones, is reduced by low calcium, vitamin d, and purine levels, as well as a special mineral ratio that counteracts urinary acidity. Impaired kidney function is often accompanied by loss of appetite, which is why concept for life veterinary diet renal chicken is particularly well accepted. Concept for life veterinary diet – tailored to your cat’s specific nutritional needs. Contraindications not suitable for pregnant or lactating cats or kittens, in cases of liver failure associated with impaired bile secretion, or in cats with struvite stones. Our quality guarantee dietary complete food for your cat's specific nutritional needs scientifically based nutritional concept to support veterinary treatment to support kidney function in cases of chronic renal failure to reduce oxalate stone formation to reduce urate stone formation grain free recipes free from wheat, corn, and soy excellent acceptance and tolerance thanks to the use of high quality meat raw materials made in germany general information it is recommended to consult a veterinarian before use or before extending the feeding period. While feeding a diet food, you should visit your veterinarian regularly for check ups. If your pet's health deteriorates, you must seek veterinary advice immediately.