Customers highly appreciate the positive impact on their dogs' health. Yet, the product is expensive, and some dogs are picky eaters.
Helps dogs with kidney problems
Taste is generally good
Convenient packaging
Even some picky dogs enjoy
Helps with bladder diseases
Take an allergic intestinal reaction on first try
Expensive compared to other dog foods
Some buyers have reported no smell of the product
Tip: Mix with other palatable foods
Weighs more than anticipated.
Tip: Look for larger cans.
While canned, be careful when resealing unused portions
Yes, it is effective in managing kidney issues.
Some dogs love the taste, but others are picky.
Mostly easy to serve, most dogs accept canned food
After opening can rest in the closed vented fridge.
"My dog, Buffi, was recently diagnosed with kidney failure and really did not care for several other top brand k/d foods that I tried."
"Lily was put on this food by her vet due to her kidney disease. No matter what I did she wouldn't eat it. The Vet told me she probably only had another year to live. She had gone from 8lbs to 6lbs. I finally gav in and fed her anything she would eat. She lived 10 months more but I knew she was ..."
If affordability isn't an issue, this is an excellent choice for dogs with kidney problems. If not affordable, consider other brands.
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