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Dog Kidney Support — Renal Diet Food & Supplements for CKD in Dogs

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  • Sale -9% Dietary Supplement Vetoquinol Rubenal

    Vetoquinol Dietary Supplement Vetoquinol Rubenal

    Rubenal – Renal Support Supplement for Dogs and Cats Rubenal is a nutritional supplement formulated to support kidney function in pets suffering from chronic kidney disease (CKD) and renal failure. It is recommended to begin Rubenal supplementation from Stage II CKD, as per IRIS guidelines, or when serum creatinine exceeds 1.4 mg/dl in dogs and 1.6 mg/dl in cats. Its active ingredient, rhubarb extract, helps modulate oxidative stress, supports renal structure, and slows progression of kidney damage, making Rubenal a vital part of renal care strategy. Key Benefits Supports renal function in CKD and chronic renal failure Begins from IRIS Stage II for early intervention Helps maintain kidney architecture and reduce progression Nutritional supplement suitable for long-term use Ingredient Rhubarb extract Directions for Use Dog body weight8–12 kg – ½ tablet twice daily13–25 kg – 1 tablet twice daily26–45 kg – 2 tablets twice dailyAbove 45 kg – 3 tablets twice daily Consult pet expert for tailored dosage and monitoring. Packing Available in 60 tablets

    Rs. 2,200.00Rs. 1,995.00

Chronic Kidney Disease in Dogs — What It Is and Why Dietary Management Alone Is Not Enough

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is one of the most common conditions in ageing dogs, particularly those above 7 years. Managing CKD effectively requires a combination of dietary phosphorus restriction, hydration support, and targeted supplementation — not just one of these in isolation.

Products Available for CKD Management

This section stocks renal support products for dogs, including Hills Prescription Diet k/d, Royal Canin Renal (dry and wet), Ipakitine phosphate binder, Azodyl probiotic for uremic toxin reduction, and kidney support tonics from Virbac and Himalaya. Early-stage CKD (IRIS Stage 1-2) often responds well to dietary modification alone. Moderate to advanced CKD (Stage 3-4) requires combined dietary and pharmaceutical management.

Monitoring Requirements

Dogs on renal management need creatinine, BUN, and phosphorus checked every 3 months to track progression and adjust treatment. All prescription renal diets require a confirmed CKD diagnosis from a vet. This section does not stock IV fluids — those require in-clinic administration.

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