Terra Canis VETERINARIAN Low Protein Dog Food Chicken 400g X 6

Value Pack

6 x 400g Value Pack – Support your dog’s kidney health with Terra Canis VETERINARIAN Low Protein Chicken, a complete, low-protein wet food specially formulated for dogs with chronic kidney insufficiency. Made with 100% human-grade ingredients, this veterinary-developed recipe combines high-quality chicken, vegetables, selected oils and medicinal herbs to provide gentle, balanced nutritional support for kidney function.

Why You’ll Love It

• Kidney-friendly nutrition — reduced protein and phosphorus levels help reduce the nutritional burden on the kidneys while providing high-quality protein.
• 6 x 400g Value Pack — stock up on premium renal-supportive food with a convenient multipack offering excellent value.
• Human-grade ingredients — made with carefully selected ingredients of human-grade quality for excellent digestibility and palatability.
• Veterinary-developed formula — specially formulated to meet the nutritional needs of dogs requiring renal support.
• Low protein & phosphorus — carefully controlled levels help support dogs with chronic kidney insufficiency.
• Energy-rich & digestible — selected fats, rapeseed oil, potatoes and coconut flour provide digestible energy to help maintain body condition.
• Natural vegetables & herbs — carrot, pumpkin, courgette, dandelion, stinging nettle, parsley, basil and marigold provide a range of natural nutrients.
• Grain-free — made without grains for gentle digestion.
• Hydrating wet food — the high moisture content helps contribute to daily fluid intake.

Active Ingredients (per 400g can)

• Chicken – 26% (chicken skin 11%, chicken stomach 10%, chicken muscle meat 5%)
• Broth – 23%
• Carrot – 14%
• Potato – 11%
• Pumpkin – 8%
• Courgette – 6%
• Melon – 3%
• Apple – 3%
• Rapeseed oil – 2%
• Minerals – 1%
• Coconut flour, dandelion, cumin, parsley, basil, chia seed, marigold, stinging nettle, oyster shell and spirulina

Nutritional Additives per kg

• Vitamin A (3a672a)
• Vitamin D3 (3a671)
• Iodine (3b201)
• Copper (3b405)
• Manganese (3b503)
• Zinc (3b603)

These essential vitamins and minerals support normal vision, immune function, metabolism, bone health, skin, coat and overall wellbeing.

Analytical Components

• Protein: 4.9%
• Fat content: 8.3%
• Crude fibre: 0.7%
• Crude ash: 0.8%
• Moisture: 81.7%
• Calcium: 0.12%
• Potassium: 0.96%
• Sodium: 0.05%
• Phosphorus: 0.06%
• Energy: 4.2 MJ/kg

Feeding Guide

Recommended daily amounts are a general guide and should be adjusted according to your dog’s individual needs, activity level, age and health condition.

• 2.5–5 kg: 220–400g
• 5–10 kg: 400–650g
• 10–20 kg: 650–1000g
• 20–30 kg: 1000–1400g
• 30–40 kg: 1400–1600g

Each Value Pack contains 6 x 400g cans, providing 2.4kg of premium low-protein wet dog food.

Important Information

• Optimised vitamin and mineral profile tailored to dogs requiring kidney support.
• Low-protein and low-phosphorus formula.
• Made with high-quality protein sources and human-grade ingredients.
• Grain-free for easy digestion.
• Developed with veterinary expertise and manufactured under strict quality standards.
• Suitable as a complete diet for dogs requiring specialist renal nutritional support.

Perfect For

• Dogs with chronic kidney insufficiency
• Dogs requiring low-protein diets for renal support
• Adult and senior dogs needing specialist kidney nutrition
• Dogs requiring a low-phosphorus diet
• Maintaining body condition while supporting kidney and urinary health
• Pet parents looking for a premium 6 x 400g Value Pack

Pet Parent Review

“Excellent wet food! Such a different product compared to everyday dog food, more like freshly cooked stew. Our dog, who has leishmaniasis, has been enjoying this treat for a week and is thrilled. By the way… we are also impressed by the quality in this online store!” — Bettina C.

Important Notice

Regular veterinary check-ups are essential to monitor your dog’s renal and urinary health. If your dog has been diagnosed with kidney disease or another medical condition, consult your veterinarian before changing their diet.