Royal Canin Canine Satiety Control
£14.92 – £52.52 inc. VAT
Royal Canin Canine Satiety Control is a complete dietetic feed for dogs formulated to reduce excessive body weight. This feed has a low energy density.
Recommended for weight loss/ maintenance after weight loss in case of: • Overweight/Obesity • Diabetes Mellitus with overweight/obesity • Hyperlipidemia with overweight/obesity
Not recommended in cases of: • Dogs with a history of constipation in response to a high fibre diet • Growth, gestation/lactation
Nutrients help support healthy bones and joints placed under stress by excess body weight.
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Description
Description
Royal Canin Canine Satiety Control is a complete dietetic feed for dogs formulated to reduce excessive body weight. This feed has a low energy density.
Recommended for weight loss/ maintenance after weight loss in case of: • Overweight/Obesity • Diabetes Mellitus with overweight/obesity • Hyperlipidemia with overweight/obesity
Not recommended in cases of: • Dogs with a history of constipation in response to a high fibre diet • Growth, gestation/lactation
Nutrients help support healthy bones and joints placed under stress by excess body weight.
Purchase any 2 food items over 2kg and save £5 – use code FOOD£5
Composition: Vegetable fibres, dehydrated poultry protein, wheat gluten*, manioc (tapioca), maize gluten, hydrolysed animal proteins, wheat, maize, animal fats, beet pulp, fish oil, minerals, psyllium husks and seeds, soya oil, fructo-oligosaccharides, glucosamine from fermentation, marigold meal, hydrolysed cartilage (source of chondroitin).
Ideal weight: should be determined according to weight and BCS of the individual. The recommended daily intake is based on the pet’s ideal weight. The starting ration may need to be adjusted during follow up visits. An objective of losing 1-3% bodyweight per week is generally achievable over the first 3 months, and of 0.5-2% afterwards.
Maintenance Ration: Energy requirements to maintain stable body weight after weight loss are lower than those of dogs that have never been obese. It is recommended to continue feeding the weight loss diet once ideal or target weight has been achieved. To maintain ideal weight, gradually increase the daily food intake until weight has stabilised. Maintenance rations may need to be adjusted based on the individual. If the dog regains more than 5% of body weight, the ration should be decreased to weight loss rations.It is recommended to use a digital food scales for measuring daily food allowance and divide the daily food intake into a minimum of 2 meals.
Additional information
Additional information
| Weight | 6000.00 g |
|---|---|
| Size | 1.5kg, 12kg, 6kg |
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