Calibra Veterinary Diets Renal Canned Cat Food - 6 x 200g
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This Calibra Veterinary Diets Renal canned food is designed for cats with chronic kidney insufficiency. It offers a specialized chicken and rice-based formula with reduced protein, phosphorus, and sodium to support renal function, but it is not suitable for pregnant/lactating cats, kittens, or cats with liver insufficiency. Key features include controlled nutrient levels, palatable ingredients, and a complete and balanced diet for its intended purpose.
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FAQs
How long should my cat be on this diet?
The period of feeding should be determined by your veterinarian. It is typically recommended for initial use up to 6 months, with regular veterinary assessments to decide on further continuation.
Can I feed this to my kitten?
No, this diet is not suitable for kittens. It is specifically designed for adult cats with chronic renal insufficiency.
What are the main benefits of this food for my cat?
This food helps support renal function by providing controlled levels of protein, phosphorus, and sodium, which can alleviate the workload on the kidneys and help manage the symptoms of chronic kidney disease.
Do I need a prescription to buy this food?
Yes, this is a veterinary diet and it is recommended that a veterinarian's opinion be sought before use or before extending the period of use. It is designed for specific therapeutic purposes.
Is this food suitable for cats with liver problems?
No, this diet is not suitable for cats with liver insufficiency accompanied by abnormal biliary secretion.
How should I store the opened cans?
Once opened, refrigerate any unused portion and consume within 2-3 days. Ensure it is covered or in an airtight container.
What is the metabolizable energy of this food?
The metabolizable energy value is approximately 158 kcal/100g – 662 kj/100g.
Troubleshooting
Cat refuses to eat the food
Ensure the food is served at room temperature. Try warming it slightly. Consult your veterinarian about alternative palatable options or appetite stimulants.
Cat shows signs of digestive upset (vomiting, diarrhea)
Discontinue use immediately and consult your veterinarian. Introduce any new diet gradually to avoid digestive issues.
Food spoils quickly after opening
Refrigerate any unused portion immediately after opening and ensure it is consumed within the recommended 2-3 days. Use airtight containers if transferring to a different dish.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Specially formulated for cats with kidney issues.
- Reduced protein, phosphorus, and sodium content.
- Palatable chicken and rice base.
- Contains beneficial prebiotics and probiotics.
- Added vitamins and minerals for support.
Cons
- Not suitable for pregnant/lactating cats, kittens, or cats with liver insufficiency.
- Requires veterinary recommendation for use.
- Only available in canned format.
- Specific texture and flavor may not be accepted by all cats.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup and Feeding: This product is a ready-to-serve wet food. It requires no preparation other than opening the can and serving it to your cat. Always ensure fresh, clean water is available to your cat at all times. Follow the veterinarian's recommended daily feeding amounts, which should be adjusted based on your cat's specific condition and lifestyle.
Compatibility: This diet is specifically formulated for cats with chronic renal insufficiency and should only be used under veterinary guidance. It is not suitable for pregnant or lactating cats, kittens, or cats with liver insufficiency accompanied by abnormal biliary secretion.
Care: Store unopened cans in a cool, dry place. Once opened, refrigerate any unused portion and consume within 2-3 days. For optimal hygiene, wash food bowls thoroughly after each meal. Monitor your cat's weight and overall health regularly and consult your veterinarian if you notice any adverse reactions or changes.