Royal Canin Veterinary Satiety Weight Management by Royal Canin, 400 g

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

Efficient weight control

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

Control of begging behaviour

The high proportion of natural fibres in the formula ensures better satiety for cats between meals. In a Royal Canin study, 82%² of cats showed reduced begging behaviour during weight loss.

Maintenance of muscle mass

With a high protein content, this formula helps to maintain healthy muscle mass during weight loss.

S/O Index

This pet food also creates a urinary environment that makes the formation of struvite and calcium oxalate stones more difficult.

Important note

This product is a veterinary pet food from the Veterinary Health Nutrition range by ROYAL CANIN®. Accordingly, it is important that the pet food is only fed on the recommendation of a veterinarian. This ensures that your pet receives exactly the pet food it really needs. A change in diet should be carried out carefully and gradually over a period of 7–10 days. Ensure the correct portion size – especially when mixed feeding.

Mixed feeding possible
To meet the individual preferences of all cats, ROYAL CANIN® Satiety Weight Management is also available as wet pet food with fine chunks in gravy.* Mixed feeding gives the pet food different textures. Wet pet food has a more intense aroma and its moisture content helps to regulate the pet's water balance. Dry pet food, on the other hand, is easier to consume and good for the teeth.

*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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