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Support your dog's urinary health with Royal Canin(R) Urinary Dog Treats. Royal Canin Diet dog treats are part of a comprehensive line of veterinary-exclusive formulas for dogs with urinary tract or bladder health concerns. These urinary treats help promote a urinary environment unfavorable to the formation of struvite and calcium oxalate crystals. An ideal lower calorie dog treat that contains the S/O Index to help support long-term dog urinary health without interfering with Royal Canin canine Urinary SO therapeutic diets. Remember, healthy dog treats should only make up 10% of your dog's daily calorie intake. Please follow your veterinarian's recommendations. Compatible with Royal Canin Urinary SO Wet Dog Food formulas, these dog treats perfectly complement your dog's diet. Bring home delicious dog biscuits with Royal Canin Urinary Canine Treats to show him how much you care.
SKU | 2692338 |
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Lifestage | Adult |
Primary Flavor | Original |
Primary Brand | Royal Canin Veterinary Diet |
Days to Ship | Ships Within 2-5 Business Days |
Weight | 1.1 LBS |
Grain Free | No |
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Personalized Item flag | Yes |
Primary Flavor | Original |
Lifestage | Adult |
Length | 3.25 IN |
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Height | 11 IN |
Width | 9 IN |
Brewers rice, corn, chicken fat, chicken by-product meal, corn gluten meal, natural flavors, salt, wheat gluten, powdered cellulose, potassium chloride, vegetable oil, monocalcium phosphate, calcium sulfate, fish oil, DL-methionine, fructooligosaccharides, sodium tripolyphosphate, L-lysine, choline chloride, taurine, trace minerals (zinc proteinate, manganese proteinate, ferrous sulfate, zinc oxide, manganous oxide, copper sulfate, calcium iodate, sodium selenite, copper proteinate), vitamins (DL-alpha tocopherol acetate (source of vitamin E), biotin, D-calcium pantothenate, vitamin A acetate, niacin supplement, pyridoxine hydrochloride (vitamin B6), thiamine mononitrate (vitamin B1), vitamin B12 supplement, riboflavin supplement, vitamin D3 supplement, folic acid), marigold extract (Tagetes erecta L.), rosemary extract, preserved with mixed tocopherols and citric acid.
Crude Protein (min.) 18.0%, Crude Fat (min.) 15.0%, Crude Fiber (max.) 3.5%, Moisture (max.) 10.0%.
With nearly 50 years of scientific research and observation, Royal Canin continues to deliver targeted nutrition to feed every pet's magnificence. Not satisfied? Then neither are we. Our formulas are 100% satisfaction guaranteed. (Just contact us for more details).
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Prescription products require a US licensed veterinarian prescription and ship only after prescription verification. Billing address and name must match identically to prescription address and name. If it does not, this will delay your order. Prescriptions will be kept on file for a year from date issued. We will not need to reach out to your vet or you to validate the prescription if the prescription is sent over with refills. When all available refills are used, you will be asked to submit a new prescription. Prescriptions must be signed from your vet. Please note that Banfield Medical Cards will not be accepted. If prescription is on file, we will authorize order once placed. If prescription is not on file, we will attempt to obtain authorization for the prescription for a total of 72 hours. If your vet does not respond within 72 hours, we will then reach out to you for a total of 72 hours. If no response is given, the order will then be canceled.
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My 2 yo Lab/Ridgeback is 86 lbs yes overweight and has a urine ph of 5. I have her on grain free Taste of the Wild venison/buffalo 2.5 cups daily. Without spending $80.00 for a 17 lb bag of Royal Canin So , what dry food or treatments might you recommend for Rylee?
best dog treats for poodle with struvite crystals. has had bladder infections but not one right now. Already on Royal Canine SO and distilled water.
Noticed 12 yr. F. Lab Retriever having trouble releasing urine. Visit to vet for vaccine, felt dogs tummy and suggested ultra sound. Suggested immediate surgery because many stones seen. After surgery said most stones ever seen. I saw them, 15 lbs of stones. Says needs to be on Royal Canine Urinary SO dog food for life. She is not tolerating more than 1/2 her food being this food. Am mixing with her old food Blue Buffalo Senior. Now suggesting other Brand. Need special food for life?
Our Dalmatian mix dog recently had surgery to remove a diagnosed urate stone blocking the urethra. He is starting Royal Canin UC food and I also bought the treats. Is an occasional bit of cheese OK for this type of health situation. I've seen pros and cons to it. What other types of food are OK for treats. My veterinarian isn't really well-informed on dietary info, other than ordering a prescription diet food depending on the company to provide the best solution.
My dog had urinary stones and now is on Royal Canin GI low fat SO canned food to help prevent stone formation. Besides the same brand treats is there other human food such as carrots, sugar snap peas, meats etc that are safe to feed her?
What else can I add to supplement my Dog's diet? He's just had the Bladder surgery but ongoing monthly costs for a 35kg dog on other than Hills Prescription u/d diet (375kg.) dry ^ Hills UD 375 cans (I've purchased a month's worth) is VERY expensive on an ongoing basis.Thank you
My 3 year old 23lb. male corgi has a history of developing cystine crystals in his urinary tract and was put on Hill's U/D canned food as a result. I have been reading online about alkaline diets and was wondering if we could prepare food for him at home that would be sufficient in preventing the formation of the cystine crystals. The food he is on currently is very expensive ($42-$46 every 12 days). How can we determine the correct amount of homemade food or his weight and breed?
Brody had bladder stones removed. The stones were found to be calcium oxalate stones and we were told to switch his food to Hills prescription U/D diet which we have. There is only dog food - wet and dry. Are there any other foods we can feed Brody in conjunction with this diet - specifically treats? Also, is Brody ok to continue with his Dasaquin supplement ? Thanks!!
In January our cat was diagnosed with crystals in his urine. He was put on Hills Urinary Control food. For a short time I was able to get Royal Canin Treats for him. Then the vets said they couldn't approve them until he was seen in their office. He was doing great on his diet and loved the treats. We can't afford to take him to a vets just to see if he can have those treats. Why do they have to be "Vet Approved"? They are safe and keep the crystals from forming again.
Any recommendation of a dog food for 10kg adult pug shih tzu mix (a.k.a my dog)? I fed her with Royal Canin for Adult up to 10kg. 1.8kg bag for... I think it didn't last for a month because it has pretty small bites for my dog lol. It's also kinda expensive for me. So, i was wondering... Is there an alternative? Another brand that's good but a lit' cheaper that Royal Canin? Thank you.
My peekapoo has a uti and crystals in his urine. He is on antibiotic and vet wants him to be on special food (Hills C/d Or Royal canine SO). He also had X-ray. No stones. He has had previous uti and crystals before. My dog will not eat the food. Turns his nose up and then I end up feeding him plain chicken and his usual food bc he refuses to eat the other. Or he will eat out of my other dog’s bowl. Is there any other food (human or dog!) that I can give him? I
My small chihuahua had a UTI back in May, and had some lingering crystals in her urine a month later. I've had her on Royal Canin urinary so food since then, and my vet said it would be best to just keep her on that for forever. I'm looking fo a second opinion, hoping that maybe she could try something better, less processed, more wholesome. What would be your opinion on that? I definitely don't want her to develop more crystals or stones.