Prescription diets are clinically formulated to manage specific medical conditions including kidney disease, bladder stones, liver disease, gastrointestinal disorders, diabetes, and food allergies. Available only through a veterinarian.
These are general guidelines for the Prescription / Veterinary Diet diet. Always adjust portions based on your dog's individual weight, activity level, and life stage. Consult your vet before making significant changes to your dog's diet.
| Size | Weight Range | Cups Per Day | Feeding Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small | up to 10 kg | As directed by veterinarian cups | As directed by veterinarian |
| Medium | 10–25 kg | As directed by veterinarian cups | As directed by veterinarian |
| Large | 25–45 kg | As directed by veterinarian cups | As directed by veterinarian |
| Giant | 45 kg+ | As directed by veterinarian cups | As directed by veterinarian |
Cups are a rough guide based on standard 8 fl oz measuring cups. Always follow the manufacturer's label for calorie-dense or prescription formulas.
The following brands are well-regarded within the prescription / veterinary diet category. Look for products where a named protein source appears as the first ingredient.
A leading prescription / veterinary diet formula with high-quality protein as the first ingredient. Suitable for adult dogs across all sizes. Clinically proven to support management of specific conditions.
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A wet prescription / veterinary diet option for dogs that prefer a softer texture or need extra hydration. Particularly suitable for dogs with chronic kidney disease.
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Probiotics and digestive enzymes to complement a prescription / veterinary diet diet. Helps maintain gut balance, especially during dietary transitions. Helps offset: requires ongoing veterinary supervision.
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