Kidney & Bladder Support

Kidney and bladder issues are unfortunately common in dogs, particularly as they age. A specialized renal diet is often one of the most important interventions a vet will recommend — and for good reason.

What makes a renal diet different

  • Reduced phosphorus — slows the progression of kidney disease
  • Controlled protein — high quality but lower quantity to reduce kidney workload
  • Increased omega-3s — anti-inflammatory support for kidney tissue
  • High moisture content — supports hydration and urinary tract health
  • Adjusted sodium — helps manage blood pressure often associated with renal disease

Common conditions we help with

  • Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) — all stages
  • Acute kidney injury (recovery support)
  • Bladder stones (struvite, oxalate)
  • Urinary tract infections (UTIs)
  • Urinary incontinence support

Renal diets should always be introduced under veterinary supervision.


Featured Kidney & Bladder Support Products

Veterinary-grade renal diets clinically formulated to slow disease progression and improve quality of life in dogs with kidney conditions.

Hill's Prescription Diet

k/d Kidney Care — Chicken & Vegetable Stew

Clinically proven to extend and improve quality of life in dogs with CKD. Reduced phosphorus and controlled high-quality protein protect remaining kidney function.

Key benefit: Extends life expectancy in dogs with CKD
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Royal Canin Veterinary

Renal — Low Phosphorus Dry Formula

Very low phosphorus content with moderate, highly digestible protein. Palatable formulation with a flavor enhancer to encourage eating — critical for dogs in late-stage CKD.

Key benefit: Highly palatable even for dogs with poor appetite
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Purina Pro Plan Veterinary

NF Kidney Function — Early & Advanced Care

Two-stage renal formula addressing both early kidney decline and advanced CKD. Enriched with EPA/DHA omega-3 fatty acids for anti-inflammatory kidney support.

Key benefit: Supports kidney health at every stage of CKD
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Renal diets must be introduced gradually and only under veterinary supervision. Diet alone cannot reverse kidney disease but is essential for slowing progression. For personalized guidance, book a consultation.