15 Best Foods for a Husky with Kidney Disease

Does your Husky have chronic kidney disease? You’re not alone. Members of our I Love My Husky Facebook community recently shared their insights on the following question: What food would you recommend for a Husky with kidney disease? We received hundreds of helpful replies and below have compiled some of the best responses.
Always remember to consult your veterinarian before making any health changes to your husky’s diet, especially if the suffer from chronic kidney disease (CKD). iHeartDogs is reader supported, so some of the links below may be affiliate links where we receive a small commission at no additional cost to you.

15 Best Dog Foods for a Husky with Chronic Kidney Disease

Only food I fed any of my dogs. Blue Buffalo

Author: Ronda L.

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My husky Casey had kidney disease. He wouldn’t eat anything. He was a big boy at 101 pounds. Our vet suggested giving something sweet. My wife made him pancakes that looked like corn cobs. Covered them with butter and syrup. He eat them up to the day he passed away. We had an appointment with the vet on Saturday morning. When we woke up Saturday morning he had passed away during the night. Certainly miss our big boy. He was a gentle giant who loved everyone.

Author: Jim G.

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Ours isn’t classified yet as kidney disease but kidney levels are off. She suggested chicken and rice as we were feeding lamb and rice and was too fatty. We bought a less expensive brand Pro Plan Chicken Rice and giving him HEPATO SUPPORT vitamin for kidney support. Or the other brand was Denamarin both recommended by vet and recheck in 2 months

Author: Diana W.

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My13 yr Siberian has been fed Iams her entire life and other than her kidney disease she is amazingly healthy and spry. As well as the rest of the pack

Author: Kim B.

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I used to give my dogs lamb and rice formula… make sure it’s a good brand with no fillers

Author: Jimmy B.

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What about making his food up once a week either boiled Chicken or beef with rice, sweet potatoes or other safe veggies

Author: Linda Taylor T.

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Have you tried Hill’s Science Diet? They have a kidney one

Author: Molly A.

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Try getting the medicine Entyce from the vet….the dog will eat anything…the medicine is amazing!!!! Also weekly hydration under the skin helps…and all the water they want….helps keep numbers in line

Author: Elizabeth Colbourne L.

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I boiled chicken. Rice, baby food I gave mine squash mixed with rice and chicken. Steamed carrots, kale.

Author: Kim G.

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I would say hills k/d also mine is currently on that one and her kidney levels are normal again after 1 month.

Author: Yamila M.

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We use Purina NF. You can also try Dr. Harvey’s canine health. You can order a sample size to try. My guy loved this as well. It’s a dry food base and you add choice of fresh protein and oil.

Author: Mary S.

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Our husky had diabetes and hypothyroidism. We would cook up chicken breast with carrots and celery and chop it up in the food processor. He loved it and it was healthy

Author: Joe S.

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Hill’s Science Diet KD Chicken Stew.

Author: Sandra K. B.

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Be sure you ask your vet how it helps with kidney disease. If they give you some answer like well it is formulated for that particular issue… then it means they just repeat what they are told by the manufacturer sales rep who is just trying to sell food. Ask what the particular ingredients help and how they help…. if your very cannot answer that question be worried. If you are going to pay 100.00 for prescription food… you deserve to know more than what the bag says from your veterinarian.

Author: Donna Ireland K.

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Author: Barry Estell S.

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In conclusion, managing chronic kidney disease in huskies is crucial for their long-term health and well-being. Selecting the best dog food tailored to your pet’s specific needs can significantly improve their quality of life. Opt for diets low in phosphorus and high-quality proteins, with added omega-3 fatty acids, antioxidants, and essential vitamins. Consult with a veterinarian for personalized recommendations for your husky, and always transition your pet’s diet gradually. By providing the appropriate nutritional support, you can help manage your dog’s kidney disease and ensure they continue to lead a happy, healthy life.

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