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LOW FAT RENAL

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$11.95$38.95

Formulated for the long-term nutritional management of dogs with kidney disease who also require fat restriction.

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Kidney disease

Why food is part of the treatment.

Your dog's chronic kidney disease cannot usually be reversed. But it can be managed. Nutrition, hydration and regular veterinary monitoring can all influence how the disease progresses.

Kidney disease can be advanced before a dog looks or acts sick. That is why the work starts the day you find out, not the day your dog starts seeming unwell.

What the kidneys do

The kidneys filter the blood, remove waste and help keep minerals like phosphorus in balance.

As kidney function declines, waste products can accumulate and phosphorus can become harder to control. These changes place additional stress on the body and can contribute to the complications of chronic kidney disease.

A renal diet is designed to help reduce that burden.

Why nutrition matters

Phosphorus control starts with food. Restricting dietary phosphorus helps reduce how much the kidneys must manage and is one of the most important nutritional strategies for dogs with chronic kidney disease.

Protein matters too. The goal is not simply to feed less of it. It is to provide a controlled amount of high-quality protein that helps limit excess waste while still supporting lean muscle, body condition and appetite.

Combined with hydration, veterinary care and regular bloodwork, the right diet gives your dog's remaining kidney function the best possible support.

IRIS stageWhat is happeningWhat to do
1 - EarlyDamage is present. Your dog likely seems normal.Talk to your vet about diet options.
2 - MildFunction is declining. Bloodwork is shifting.Modify diet. Watch appetite and weight.
3 - ModerateNoticeable symptoms. The kidneys are under real stress.Strict diet. Frequent vet visits.
4 - SevereSevere loss of function. Toxin buildup is significant.Strict diet. Focus on comfort and quality of life.

4 may be a good fit, 3 are not

May be a good fit for

  • Dogs with kidney disease (IRIS Stage 1-4)
  • Dogs with pancreatitis
  • Dogs with a fat intolerance
  • Dogs with reduced muscle mass secondary to kidney disease

Not recommended for

  • Healthy dogs of any age
  • Dogs with chicken allergy
  • Growing puppies, pregnant, or lactating dogs

Indications and contraindications are reproduced from the Wynwood Veterinary Product Handbook.

Overhead photograph of a bowl of Wynwood Fresh Rx Low Fat Renal

this is our food.

Low Fat Renal. No filters. No AI. Just thawed and poured straight from the pack into a bowl.

  • A high quality animal protein, held to a restricted level so the kidneys process less nitrogen waste.

  • A highly digestible carbohydrate that supplies calories without bringing phosphorus with them.

  • A complete protein with very little phosphorus attached to it.

  • A carbohydrate source that also carries fiber and vitamin A.

  • A measured amount of plant fiber and protein.

Feeding plan.

View your dog's daily portion and transition recommendations.

If your veterinarian gave you an amount to feed, use theirs. This calculator estimates a portion from your dog's weight and does not know their treatment plan.

My dog weighs

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Sample plan 35 lb adult normal activity

Daily portion

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Your dog's first ten days

transition calculator

ozLF Renal ozTheir current food
Days 1 to 325% WynwoodDays 4 to 650% WynwoodDays 7 to 975% WynwoodDay 10+100% Wynwood
What are they eating now?

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kcal per kg

Use this as a starting point, not a number you need to hit exactly. Keep an eye on your dog's weight and body condition, and adjust as needed. You know your dog best.

Storing it

Your food arrives frozen. Keep it in the freezer, then move a packet to the refrigerator the night before you need it. Once thawed, keep it sealed and refrigerated, and use it within five days.

Freezer space

What you may notice

During the first week, you may notice smaller, firmer stools. Some dogs also drink a little less because fresh food contains more moisture. If stools become loose, stay at the last comfortable step of the transition for a few more days before moving forward.

LF Renal at a glance

Calorie density
1320 calories per kilogram
Per cup
184 calories per cup
Pack sizes
16 oz and 64 oz
Ten day transition
Days 1 to 3, feed 25% LF Renal and 75% of their current food. Days 4 to 6, 50% and 50%. Days 7 to 9, 75% and 25%. Day 10 onward, 100% LF Renal.
Storage
Arrives frozen. Move a packet to the refrigerator the night before it is needed. Once thawed, keep it sealed and refrigerated and use it within five days.
Daily portion
Worked out from your dog's weight, age and activity in the calculator above. If your veterinarian gave you an amount to feed, use theirs.

A number needs context.

Dog food labels make comparison harder than it should be. We show nutrients in grams per 1,000 calories, so you can see what your dog is really getting.

Dogs need a certain number of calories each day. How much food it takes to provide them depends on the food's moisture and calorie density. Showing nutrients per 1,000 calories makes it easier to see what your dog is actually getting and compare one food with another.

Every number shown here is a measured value, not a label minimum or maximum. It reflects the nutrient levels this recipe was formulated to provide.

Protein 64 g per 1,000 kcal
Fat 22 g per 1,000 kcal
Carbohydrate 169 g per 1,000 kcal
Fiber 2.4 g per 1,000 kcal
Phosphorus 0.72 g per 1,000 kcal
AAFCO

LF Renal Support is formulated for intermittent or supplemental feeding only. Made in Miami, FL 🌴.

Formulated byLaura Gaylord, DVM, DACVIM (Nutrition)

Questions about LF Renal Support

Discovery

How much fat and phosphorus are in Wynwood Low Fat Renal Support?

Wynwood Low Fat Renal Support contains 22 grams of fat and 0.72 grams of phosphorus per 1,000 kcal, with 64 grams of protein. It restricts both fat and phosphorus at the same time, which is the combination dogs with kidney disease and fat intolerance need.

My dog has kidney disease and pancreatitis. What should he eat?

Wynwood Low Fat Renal Support is formulated for exactly that combination. It is indicated for dogs with kidney disease who also have pancreatitis or fat intolerance. Wynwood's standard Renal Support is not recommended for dogs with pancreatitis, so this is the formula for dogs with both conditions.

What stage of kidney disease is Wynwood Low Fat Renal Support for?

Wynwood Low Fat Renal Support is formulated for dogs with kidney disease at IRIS Stage 1 through Stage 4. Your veterinarian decides whether it fits your dog's stage and current bloodwork, and must authorize the order.

Can Wynwood Low Fat Renal Support help a dog losing muscle from kidney disease?

Wynwood Low Fat Renal Support is indicated for dogs with reduced muscle mass secondary to kidney disease. It supplies 64 grams of protein per 1,000 kcal while keeping phosphorus at 0.72 grams, so muscle is supported without loosening the phosphorus restriction.

What is in Wynwood Low Fat Renal Support?

Wynwood Low Fat Renal Support is made from ground chicken protein at a restricted level, long grain white rice, egg white, sweet potato and pea, plus algae oil and Wynwood's VitaMineral Mix. It is fresh, fully cooked whole food made daily in Wynwood's Miami facility and shipped frozen.

Comparison

What is the difference between Wynwood Renal Support and Low Fat Renal Support?

Fat is the difference. Wynwood Low Fat Renal Support holds fat to 22 grams per 1,000 kcal, against 50 grams in standard Renal Support, and carries 0.72 grams of phosphorus and 64 grams of protein against 0.63 and 53. The standard formula is not recommended for dogs with pancreatitis; the low fat version is made for them.

Which dogs should not eat Wynwood Low Fat Renal Support?

Wynwood Low Fat Renal Support is not recommended for healthy dogs of any age, dogs with a chicken allergy, growing puppies, or pregnant and lactating dogs. It is a therapeutic diet rather than an everyday food.

Is Wynwood Low Fat Renal Support complete and balanced?

Wynwood Low Fat Renal Support carries the AAFCO statement ‘formulated for intermittent or supplemental feeding only’. It is a therapeutic diet intended to be fed under veterinary supervision, and your veterinarian will confirm how it fits into your dog's overall feeding plan. Wynwood's Complete & Balanced recipes carry an all-life-stages AAFCO statement instead.

Logistics

Do I need a prescription to buy Wynwood Low Fat Renal Support?

Yes. Every Wynwood Fresh Rx order, Wynwood Low Fat Renal Support included, must be authorized by your veterinarian. At checkout you select the diet and your clinic, and Wynwood contacts the clinic for authorization. First orders often sit on hold briefly while that confirmation comes back.

How do I store Wynwood Low Fat Renal Support, and how long does it keep once thawed?

Keep Wynwood Low Fat Renal Support in the freezer and move a packet to the refrigerator the night before you need it. Once thawed, keep it sealed and refrigerated and use it within five days. The food is preserved by freezing rather than by chemical preservatives.

How much does Wynwood Low Fat Renal Support cost?

Wynwood Low Fat Renal Support ranges from $11.95 to $38.95 depending on pack size. Monthly cost depends on your dog's calorie needs, and Wynwood's feeding calculator estimates it from your dog's weight. You can order once or subscribe; a subscription is not required.