Royal Canin Dog Dry Food Urinary So 2 kg

Support your dog's urinary health with Royal Canin Veterinary Urinary S/O Dry Dog Food 2kg, a complete veterinary diet specially formulated for the nutritional management of certain urinary stones and crystals in dogs.

Part of the Royal Canin Veterinary Health Nutrition range, this specialised dry food is designed to help dissolve struvite stones and reduce the risk of recurrence of struvite and calcium oxalate stones through carefully controlled mineral levels and urinary management.

Its tailored nutritional formula helps create a urinary environment less favourable to the formation of certain crystals, providing targeted support as part of a veterinarian-recommended feeding plan.

Key Features & Benefits

• Struvite Stone Dissolution: Formulated to help dissolve existing struvite urinary stones under veterinary supervision.
• Reduced Stone Recurrence Risk: Helps reduce the risk of struvite and calcium oxalate stone formation.
• Urine Dilution Support: Designed to encourage a more dilute urinary environment, helping reduce the concentration of minerals involved in crystal formation.
• Low RSS Formula: Helps lower the relative supersaturation (RSS) of urine, reducing conditions that favour the formation of certain urinary crystals.
• Controlled Mineral Content: Carefully balanced mineral levels support the nutritional management of urinary stone conditions.
• Targeted Urinary Nutrition: Provides a specialised nutritional approach for dogs requiring urinary tract dietary management.
• Complete Veterinary Diet: Supplies essential nutrients for daily feeding when used according to veterinary recommendations.
• Convenient 2kg Bag: Practical pack size for a controlled veterinary feeding programme.

Product Specifications

• Brand: Royal Canin
• Range: Veterinary Health Nutrition (VHN)
• Product Name: Urinary S/O
• Product Type: Veterinary Dry Dog Food
• Suitable For: Dogs
• Nutritional Focus: Urinary Health & Urinary Stone Management
• Food Type: Complete Dietetic Feed
• Net Weight: 2kg
• Packaging: Bag

When May Royal Canin Urinary S/O Be Recommended?

A veterinarian may recommend Royal Canin Urinary S/O for dogs requiring nutritional management of:

• Struvite urinary stones

• Recurrent struvite stone formation

• Calcium oxalate stone recurrence risk

• Certain urinary conditions requiring controlled mineral intake and urine dilution

The suitability of this diet depends on the type of urinary stone, your dog's diagnosis, and veterinary assessment.

Important: Calcium oxalate stones cannot be dissolved through dietary treatment. This formula is intended to help reduce the risk of their recurrence, not dissolve existing calcium oxalate stones.

Feeding Recommendations

Feed Royal Canin Veterinary Urinary S/O according to your veterinarian's instructions.

Follow the daily feeding guide printed on the packaging and adjust portions according to your dog's body weight, body condition, and individual nutritional requirements.

Introduce the diet gradually unless your veterinarian recommends an immediate change.

Avoid giving additional food, treats, or supplements without veterinary approval, as they may affect the intended urinary management plan.

Always provide fresh drinking water and encourage regular water intake.

Your veterinarian should determine the appropriate feeding duration and may recommend urine testing or other follow-up examinations to monitor your dog's response.

Important: If your dog is straining to urinate, passing very little urine, or unable to urinate, seek urgent veterinary care.

Storage Instructions

Store the bag in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Keep the packaging tightly sealed after opening to help maintain freshness and kibble quality.

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Veterinary Advice: Royal Canin Urinary S/O is a specialised veterinary diet. Consult your veterinarian before use or before extending the recommended feeding period. It is not a substitute for veterinary diagnosis or treatment.