Is Berry Bladder Suitable for a low Phosphorus diet?Updated a month ago

A low-phosphorus diet targets around 30–60 mg of phosphorus per kg of body weight daily, for example, for a 10kg dog this equates to 300–600 mg/day.

Our supplier has informed us that 2g of Berry Bladder provides less than 160mg of phosphorus.

However, phosphorus will also be present in dog food. So with this information and the information on the dog food label, you will be able to calculate the exact phosphorus your dog consumes per day and decide if this is suitable.

We would also recommend consulting with your vet if you are unsure!