CUSTOMER NOTICE: DISCONTINUED RANGE Royal Canin Diabetic diet will soon be replaced by the new Royal Canin Glycobalance diet. For any dietary change, a gradual transition is recommended for a minimum of seven days. Please contact your local veterinary practice if you have any concerns with the change.
Royal Canin Veterinary Health Nutrition Diabetic is a complete and balanced dry diet specifically formulated to help manage blood glucose levels in adult dogs with Diabetes Mellitus. Effective management of diabetes requires a precise nutritional approach to minimise postprandial blood glucose fluctuations. This specialised formula is designed to help maintain stable energy levels and support your dog's overall health while managing their diabetic condition.
This recipe features a high protein content to support the maintenance of lean muscle mass, which is essential for diabetic dogs. It is formulated with a low level of starch and includes specific carbohydrates that are digested slowly, helping to regulate the glucose supply after eating (glucomodulation). Additionally, the inclusion of essential nutrients and antioxidants helps to support your dog's natural defences and maintain their vitality. By providing a consistent and controlled nutritional profile, Royal Canin Diabetic helps your pet lead a more balanced and comfortable life.
Features and benefits:
Glucomodulation: Specific formula containing cereals with a low glycaemic index and selected fibres to help manage postprandial blood glucose levels.
High protein: Helps to maintain lean muscle mass, which is vital in overweight diabetic dogs to improve metabolic control.
Low starch: Contains reduced levels of starch to help limit the rise in blood glucose after a meal.
Antioxidant complex: Enriched with a synergistic complex of antioxidants to help neutralise free radicals and support cellular health.
Recommended for: Cases of Diabetes Mellitus with a Body Condition Score (BCS) of 6/9 or 7/9 until glycaemic control is achieved.
Not recommended for: Growth, gestation, or lactation.
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
