Dave's Restricted Phosphorus Tuna Pate

Dave's Canned Phosphorus Tuna Paté For Dogs was formulated by Board Certified Veterinarian Nutritionists and is a cost-effective solution to managing kidney disease. This low phosphorus, low protein formula helps protect your dog’s vital kidney function WITHOUT needing a prescription! It’s fortified with vitamins and minerals to help replenish those nutrients lost through increased urination, and the food is packed with paw-some flavor for palatability. It’s truly the perfect way to protect your dog's vital kidney function! 

• NO PRESCRIPTION NEEDED. FORMULATED BY BOARD CERTIFIED VETERINARIAN NUTRITIONISTS. Renal dog food formulated by a team of board-certified veterinarians and nutritionists to be low phosphorus to help manage kidney concerns.
• HEALTHY KIDNEY FUNCTION WITH REDUCED PHOSPHORUS. Helps to protect your dog’s vital kidney function for improved renal health and prolonged lifespan.
• DEVELOPED WITH PALATABILITY IN MIND. Dietary fat increases caloric density and entices your pup to eat! Kidney health dog food provides pet kidney support with low phosphorus and low protein formula to support dog kidney healthiness.
• IRRESISTABLY TASTY WITH 17 ADDITIONAL VITAMINS & MINERALS. With Tuna Pate in gravy, your dog will love the taste of Dave’s dog food. Kidney care dog food wet is fortified omega-3 fatty acids, EPA, DHA, & B-complex vitamins to help replenish stores that are lost through increased urination.
• ENHANCE YOUR DOG'S MEALTIME EXPERIENCE with our Tuna Pate, designed to complement our low phosphorus crumble food. Promote kidney health and prevent boredom while providing your pet with optimal nourishment for their well-being.

Our Restricted Diet formulas are intended for intermittent and supplemental feeding only. The low levels of phosphorous in the food does not meet The Association of American Feed Control Officials (AAFCO) requirements for healthy adult maintenance. We only recommend using this food if your pet is having an issue that requires them to be on a low, restricted diet. Once (and if) the issue is resolved, you will want to switch back to a regular diet. If the issue is chronic, it is okay to maintain the diet. As always, we recommend speaking with your veterinarian concerning feeding guidelines when your pet is challenged by health issues.