Royal Canin Urinary S/O Ageing 7+ - 12 x 85g
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Royal Canin Urinary S/O Ageing 7+ is a specialized veterinary-exclusive wet food formulated for senior dogs aged 7 years and older who require management for their urinary tract health. This diet is ideal for older dogs needing specific support for bladder function while maintaining age-appropriate nutritional balance, though it should only be fed under the explicit recommendation and supervision of your veterinarian.
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FAQs
Does this food dissolve all types of urinary stones?
It is specifically formulated to dissolve pure struvite stones. It may not dissolve calcium oxalate or other mineral-based stones.
Can I feed this to my younger dog?
No, this formula is specifically balanced for senior dogs (7+). It should not be fed to puppies or younger adults unless directed by a veterinarian.
How long does my dog need to stay on this diet?
Your veterinarian will determine the duration based on your dog's specific health needs; it is often recommended for long-term use in chronic cases.
Can I mix this with dry kibble?
Only if your veterinarian approves the specific pairing and confirms it does not interfere with the urinary health goals.
Why is this food only available via prescription?
Because this is a therapeutic diet that alters urinary parameters, it must be used under professional medical supervision to ensure it is the right treatment for your dog's specific condition.
Troubleshooting
Dog refuses to eat the new food
Ensure the transition is slow and consistent. You may try warming the pouch slightly to release aromatics, but consult your vet if your dog stops eating for more than 24 hours.
Digestive upset during transition
Extend the transition period over two weeks rather than one, allowing the digestive system more time to adapt.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Veterinary-formulated for targeted urinary health
- Tailored for the unique metabolism of senior dogs
- Highly palatable, which encourages food intake in older pets
- Helps manage and prevent common urinary stone types
Cons
- Requires a veterinary prescription for purchase
- Not suitable for puppies, pregnant, or nursing dogs
- Must be used as a primary diet to remain effective
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Transitioning to this diet should be done gradually over 7 to 10 days to avoid digestive upset. Mix an increasing amount of the new food with the previous diet until the switch is complete. Always provide access to fresh, clean water, as hydration is critical when managing urinary health. Keep the unopened pouches in a cool, dry place. Once opened, any unused portion should be refrigerated and consumed within 24 hours. Because this is a medical diet, avoid mixing it with other foods or treats unless specifically permitted by your vet, as external sources of minerals can negate the benefits of the Urinary S/O formula.