Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Renal Support D Thin Slices in Gravy Canned Cat Food, 3-oz, case of 24

It seems like a miracle that my cat changed entire food plan effortlessly and without illness! She was diagnosed with very early onset kidney disease.. no symptoms yet ... and so I changed her food. She now eats breakfast lunch and dinner! Mostly the T product but I also got a case of D (they come in different flavors marked my letter) to change off . She likes that. I also changed her snacks to this Royal Canin snacks.. she likes that too.

My cat was recently diagnosed with kidney disease and Hills was recommended to me at first to give him. Hills insists that you have to train your cats to like their food but after weeks of trying everything to implement it, Hans still was wincing away from his food and overall had no interest in eating. He was on Royal Canine Urinary SO previously so I made the decision to switch. I purchased both the D wet food and the A dry. He immediately devoured both and had a second helping. Now he approaches me and begs for food throughout the day and cleans up about a half cup of the dry and two cans of the wet. Royal Canine is so good at what they do I hope they never change their formula! So far my My cat was recently diagnosed with kidney disease and Hills was recommended to me at first to give him. Hills insists that you have to train your cats to like their food but after weeks of trying everything to implement it, Hans still was wincing away from his food and overall had no interest in eating. He was on Royal Canine Urinary SO previously so I made the decision to switch. I purchased both the D wet food and the A dry. He immediately devoured both and had a second helping. Now he approaches me and begs for food throughout the day and cleans up about a half cup of the dry and two cans of the wet. Royal Canine is so good at what they do I hope they never change their formula! So far my cat has been hovering between stage 3-4. It's nice to see home enjoy eating again. … more

This was recommended by my vet after a diagnosis of kidney disease in my 18 year old cat. Lizzie loves it and eats it right away and eats more than she used to do. Previously I fed her regular cat food from the grocery store and she would often eat just a little and leave a lot which no matter what I did would never eat the rest. I added a little water (she does not like dry food) or I added fresh to what was the meal before. I tried several different brands. All to no avail. She is naturally a very thin cat but she was getting thinner. I was starting to worry. Not any more. She eats all of this which, to give her variety, I alternate with a kidney care stew canned cat food you also This was recommended by my vet after a diagnosis of kidney disease in my 18 year old cat. Lizzie loves it and eats it right away and eats more than she used to do. Previously I fed her regular cat food from the grocery store and she would often eat just a little and leave a lot which no matter what I did would never eat the rest. I added a little water (she does not like dry food) or I added fresh to what was the meal before. I tried several different brands. All to no avail. She is naturally a very thin cat but she was getting thinner. I was starting to worry. Not any more. She eats all of this which, to give her variety, I alternate with a kidney care stew canned cat food you also carry. She readily eats all of both and is looking much better.. … more

These cans are small in quantity versus the other Royal Canin Wet food in the 5.8 oz can that we give our cat along with dry Royal Canin Renal. She is also on Thyroid med in which I must grind up her small pills for her a.m. and p.m. feeding using the wet foods to entice her to take her meds. I've been mixing the two Royal Canin wet foods together and this combo is working perfectly as she eats it all, assuring she got her full dosage of meds 2X a day. Her dry food then supplements her intake of food as needed. She's a bit under weight so for us, over-eating hasn't been an issue at all. If she had the chance to just eat the Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Renal Support D Thin Slices in Gravy These cans are small in quantity versus the other Royal Canin Wet food in the 5.8 oz can that we give our cat along with dry Royal Canin Renal. She is also on Thyroid med in which I must grind up her small pills for her a.m. and p.m. feeding using the wet foods to entice her to take her meds. I've been mixing the two Royal Canin wet foods together and this combo is working perfectly as she eats it all, assuring she got her full dosage of meds 2X a day. Her dry food then supplements her intake of food as needed. She's a bit under weight so for us, over-eating hasn't been an issue at all. If she had the chance to just eat the Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Renal Support D Thin Slices in Gravy Canned Cat Food, she would certainly be up for that! but, the combo of the two wet foods seems to be working perfectly for her and as for Renal support and her kidney health, our vet has confirmed all is well for our cat on her Royal Canin wet and dry foods. Happy cat and happy cat-owners! … more

I switched to Royal Canin from Science Diet renal support ~ ordered two flavors of RC wet food, and my kitty would not eat the “D” ~ undoubtedly a quality food but my guy was not a fan (he does like the “T” variety).

My cat was originally on a different food product for her renal issue. She began eating less and less of that food until she lost considerable amount of weight. Took her to a different vet who prescribed Royal Canin for her. She loved the food and has gained much of the weight back. She is feeling better and looking better than she has in a year.

We've just successfully added Renal Support D to our rotation of vittles for our picky renal patient, Cricket (aka "Princess," "Sweetpea," "Pretty Girl," "*@#&!"). We also have Renal Support E in rotation with good success. So glad to have a wider variety of options these days (20 years ago, the offerings were pretty grim when we needed a special diet for another of our renal-failure kitties).

Wildstring was diagnosed with early stages chronic kidney disease 3 months ago. She has enthusiastically embraced this food. She usually licks the gravy off immediately, but later will eat the meat. It does not matter if it is fresh from the can or coming out of the fridge. Most cats will likely prefer it at 80-84 degrees.

My cat has been very picky in trying different types of kidney food. She really likes this one so far and always cleans her plate. I just wish they came in larger size cans.

My cat loves this food. She is very picky and since she has CKD it is important that she eats. She will lick the bowl clean, asking for more. Well worth the price for your cats health.