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PurpleLass · 27-04-2005, 17:42

My cat has just been diagnosed with early stages of renal failure. So the vet has recommended that the cat is put on special cat food which is more sympathetic to their kidneys which makes sense to me (controlling it by diet sounds about right) but, and here's the crunch, the only place you can get this special food is at the vets.

It costs £6.80 for 12 sachets, more than twice the cost of Felix or Whiskas.

So, does anyone know where I can buy Royal Canin Renal food (dry food and sachets) without it costing the earth? Has anyone else had to do this?

27-04-2005, 17:42	#1
PurpleLass Full Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 269 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 42	Expensive cat food My cat has just been diagnosed with early stages of renal failure. So the vet has recommended that the cat is put on special cat food which is more sympathetic to their kidneys which makes sense to me (controlling it by diet sounds about right) but, and here's the crunch, the only place you can get this special food is at the vets. It costs £6.80 for 12 sachets, more than twice the cost of Felix or Whiskas. So, does anyone know where I can buy Royal Canin Renal food (dry food and sachets) without it costing the earth? Has anyone else had to do this?