🐕 Keep Your Pets Strong & Healthy!
RenaCare K is a potassium gluconate supplement powder designed for dogs and cats, featuring a delicious chicken liver flavor. This 4 oz product supports normal renal health and is ideal for pets with low potassium levels. With a convenient 215 level scoop, it ensures accurate dosing and easy administration, all while being proudly made in the USA.
| Item Weight | 4 Ounces |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Unit Count | 4.2 Ounce |
| Flavor | Chicken Liver flavor |
| Item Form | Powder |
L**
Cats love it!!
I sprinkle it on the wet cat food that’s not my cats favorite and they gobble it up! Lol! Recommended by my friends’ vet- maybe not the same brand but it was the same ingredients.
W**D
Seems to work
This helped our dog, his blood test results were considerably better after using this.
C**E
Cat likes taste!
It's still a bit early for me to know if it works the way I'm hoping but my cat likes the taste and that's a good start!
L**B
Cat did not notice the powder in her food
Helped our 15 year old cat. Easy to add to her food.
K**E
Super Tasty Chicken Liver Flaovr for Reanl K (Potassium) Vet recommended and Cost Less
The media could not be loaded. RENACARE K did a fantastic job for my dog like miracle. His blood work shows that it works in restoring the balance of potassium. He is a picky eater and loves the taste of CHICKEN LIVER FLAVOR of RENACARE K so much that he wants more and cant stop licking the container lol.
R**S
Good
Good
A**S
My cat LOVES it!
My cat was diagnosed with hypokalemia and will need to be on a daily potassium supplement long term. I was skeptical that he would eat a powder mixed into his food, but didn't want to have to shove pills down his throat daily if I could avoid it, so I tried it. Turns out he LOVES the powder! Eats his canned food better with the powder in it, than plain. What a win for us both!
D**L
It seems like other brands just finer powder
I bought this one because it was a little cheaper and I could get it on subscription. Critter doesn't seem to mind that it's not the same one I bought him previously. He doesn't seem to object to taste or smell. I haven't tried it myself of course so I can't rate "flavor", and no real obvious "scent" to me but I haven't shoved my nose in it. It is "micronized" or "powdered" much finer that the last brand that I bought. It seems to clump a bit when stirring into food. It would probably dissolve better if it were a slightly larger particle size. No change in critter's behavior, so I assume it's working the same as the more expensive brand.
