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Previously known as EasyPill Kidney Support
Designed for support of renal function in the case of chronic renal insufficiency.
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I find this very helpful in giving my cat her twice daily tablets. It also helps as, at 17, she does have renal issues. I just pinch off a small piece and mould it around each piece of tablet. She's very good at having meds this way. Easier for her, easier for me.
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My dog is now on a renal diet but has to have some tablets. I usually make a mix up to disguise the pill but at times I haven't got the time so I then use this EasyPill Rena. She likes it and easily takes it without any fuss.
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Was recommended this by my vet, have been using for 5 years and my cats Kidney disease is stable
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding EasyPill Rena Expert for Cats, including answers from our team.
Karla Dunnett
Our cat has early stage kidney disease. She is on meds for other issues and we ordinarily give her a liquid product to help feed her her tablet. That is now out of stock so are looking for an alternative product to help her take pills that won’t have a detrimental affect
https://www.viovet.co.uk/RenaKal-Potassium-Amino-Acid-Liquid-for-Cats-Dogs/c46670/
RenaKal™ Potassium & Amino Acid Liquid for Cats & Dogs is the alternative of this EasyPill. It is currently in stock.
Elaine
My cat has got kidney disease and I need to find something that will bind the phosphate in order for normal foods not to have such a detrimental effect on her health. Sadly she wont eat renal foods which are suitable for her condition. Does the Easypill Renal do this ?
Are there any proven results on its effectiveness please ?
I recommend speaking with your vet to ensure you're on the right track and to discuss how to best manage your cat’s phosphorus levels given her specific needs.
