Royal Canin's Renal Support D Thin Slices in Gravy Canned Dog Food has mixed reviews, with concerns about palatability and packaging issues.
Effective for dogs with kidney disease.
Endorsed by veterinarians.
Helps with transitioning to new food.
Consistent reports of damaged and dented cans.
Recent reviews indicate a decline in quality due to packaging issues and palatability concerns.
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Factors: Packaging quality, Storage conditions
Yes, it is specifically formulated to support kidney function.
Yes, some users have successfully transitioned their dogs by mixing it with their current food.
"My furbaby was just diagnosed with beginning stages of kidney disease. I began researching what I could do to slow the progression of kidney disease. I also spoke with my vet for recommendations. He suggested Royal Canin brand of wet dog food. I was concerned that my dog wouldn’t like the food. Sh..."
"Everytime I order canned food the cans arrive damaged. Two were damaged so badly there was food pouring out of them."
This product is a good option if recommended by your vet, but be prepared for potential issues with packaging and palatability, and think about buying in smaller quantities to mitigate the risk.
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