Royal Canin Veterinary SATIETY WEIGHT MANAGEMENT, 1,50 kg

ROYAL CANIN® Satiety Weight Management for healthy weight in dogs

ROYAL CANIN® Satiety Weight Management is a balanced and nutrient-rich formula specifically developed to support healthy weight reduction and weight management in overweight adult dogs.

Efficient weight control

The balanced formula of this food was specifically developed to promote healthy weight loss in dogs while preventing weight regain. In a Royal Canin study, 97%^¹ of dogs lost weight after eating ROYAL CANIN® Satiety Weight Management for three months.

Helps limit begging behaviour

A high content of natural dietary fibre promotes long-lasting satiety between meals. In an internal Royal Canin study, 83%^² of dogs exhibited reduced begging behaviour during weight loss.

Lean Muscle Mass Support

Enriched with a high protein content to help maintain healthy, lean muscle mass during weight reduction.

Important note

This product is a specialised dietary formula from the ROYAL CANIN® Veterinary Health Nutrition range and should only be fed on the recommendation of a vet. This helps ensure that your pet receives nutrition tailored to their specific needs. Any change in diet should be introduced gradually over 7–10 days. Please follow the recommended portion size, especially when mixed feeding.

Mixed feeding possible
To cater to the individual preferences of all dogs, ROYAL CANIN® Satiety Weight Management is also available as wet food in a soft loaf texture.* Feeding a combination of wet food and dry food provides appealing textural variety and helps stimulate appetite. Wet food has a more intense aroma, and its moisture content helps support daily fluid intake. Dry food, on the other hand, is easier to pick up and aids dental hygiene.

*Subject to product availability

¹ Flanagan J, Bissot T, Hours MA, Moreno B, Feugier A, German AJ. Success of a weight loss plan for overweight dogs: The results of an international weight loss study. PLoS One. 2017 Sep 8;12(9):e0184199.

2 Hours MA et al. Factors affecting weight loss in client-owned cats and dogs: data from an international weight loss study. Proc of 16th Annual AAVN Clinical Nutrition and Research Symposium; Denver (USA); June 8, 2016.

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