Our HK mongrel was diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Disease a year ago and had been given Hills K/D dry and wet food. She never liked it but it was the only food her former vet knew to give (via the SPCA) but we persevered until we found this food through our new vet. Needless to say, it has been a game changer. She eats up well and we can even put her dietary supplements in her food without any fuss. We are forever grateful to have been steered to this line by Royal Canine!

Our HK mongrel was diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Disease a year ago and had been given Hills K/D dry and wet food. She never liked it but it was the only food her former vet knew to give (via the SPCA) but we persevered until we found this food through our new vet. Needless to say, it has been a game changer. She eats up well and we can even put her dietary supplements in her food without any fuss. We are forever grateful to have been steered to this line by Royal Canine!

My oldest dog, Steff, was recommended to eat renal diet food, after comprehensive tests and diagnosis of health issues, prior to which she followed a strict diet to minimize recurrence of stones/crystals. Common problems for aged small dogs including Pomaranians.

Her appetite has greatly improved, she enjoys the food, and this is the first time she tried the canned version, prior to this only pouches of renal food were given for the 'wet', or topping,part of the meal served on dry biscuits.

There are other options available in Hong Kong. The Royal Canin version of the food, although not exactly cheap, meets the needs of older dogs with heart and kidney problems. Low in salt etc.

My 'Pom', adopted at an estimated age of 7, and a retired breeder, is now about 18 years of age. She is a beautiful dog, she looks about half her age, she is playful and active, I think the Royal Canin special diet food has helped to maintain her physical condition and possibly lessen the health risks associated with old age.

My oldest dog, Steff, was recommended to eat renal diet food, after comprehensive tests and diagnosis of health issues, prior to which she followed a strict diet to minimize recurrence of stones/crystals. Common problems for aged small dogs including Pomaranians.

Her appetite has greatly improved, she enjoys the food, and this is the first time she tried the canned version, prior to this only pouches of renal food were given for the 'wet', or topping,part of the meal served on dry biscuits.

There are other options available in Hong Kong. The Royal Canin version of the food, although not exactly cheap, meets the needs of older dogs with heart and kidney problems. Low in salt etc.

My 'Pom', adopted at an estimated age of 7, and a retired breeder, is now about 18 years of age. She is a beautiful dog, she looks about half her age, she is playful and active, I think the Royal Canin special diet food has helped to maintain her physical condition and possibly lessen the health risks associated with old age.