Pet Wellbeing - Kidney Support Gold - for Cats & Dogs Kidney Function

About Dog Kidney Disease In humans, the heart is the organ most likely to cause health problems as we age. In canines, it’s the kidneys. Kidney problems are among the top causes of illness and death in older dogs. Two common types of canine kidney problems are:

• Chronic renal (kidney) failure
• Kidney stones

Promotes better nephron health and fluid balance in dogs with kidney disease, improving appetite and energy
Helps maintain:

• Energy levels
• Urination and thirst (hydration)
• Appetite and weight
• General vitality
• Immune support
• 2 oz (59 ml) is a 1-month supply for most dogs (up to 50 lbs)

Renal (kidney) failure, as its name implies, is when the kidney fails to filter impurities out of the blood and concentrate the urine. Acute kidney failure is often the result of ingesting toxins, and is sometimes reversible. Chronic kidney failure sneaks up more gradually, and is a leading cause of death in dogs.