Royal Canin Veterinary Health Nutrition Satiety Weight Management is a complete and balanced dry diet specifically formulated to assist with weight loss in overweight and obese dogs. Excess weight can impact a dog's overall health and quality of life, often leading to joint issues and metabolic complications. This specialised formula is designed to promote safe weight loss while helping dogs feel full and satisfied between meals, reducing the tendency for begging and scavenging.
This recipe features a high level of natural fibres that increase the volume of the stomach contents, triggering a sense of fullness. To ensure your dog remains strong during their weight loss journey, it contains a high protein content to support the maintenance of lean muscle mass. Additionally, the diet is enriched with essential nutrients, minerals, and vitamins to prevent nutritional deficiencies while on a restricted calorie intake. By providing a structured approach to weight management, Royal Canin Satiety helps your dog achieve a healthier weight and supports long-term weight maintenance.
Features and benefits:
Effective weight management: Supports safe weight loss and helps reduce the risk of weight regain following a successful weight loss program.
Begging control: A high fibre level helps to keep dogs feeling full and satisfied, significantly reducing begging behaviours between meals.
Muscle mass maintenance: High protein content helps to maintain lean muscle mass during the weight loss process.
Nutrient balance: Enriched with essential nutrients to ensure your dog receives all necessary vitamins and minerals while on a calorie-restricted diet.
Recommended for: Overweight or obese dogs, and weight maintenance after weight loss. Also suitable for dogs with Diabetes Mellitus or Hyperlipidaemia associated with being overweight.
Not recommended for: Growth, pregnancy, or lactation, and conditions where a high fibre content is not suitable.
Prescription diets should only be used with the professional advice of your Veterinarian or Veterinary professional. If symptoms persist or you have any concerns please contact your local Veterinary practice
