Royal Canin Veterinary Recovery Wet Dog & Cat Food is a specialised, high-energy dietetic feed designed to support pets during critical stages of recuperation. Whether recovering from surgery, intensive care, or periods of malnutrition and anorexia, pets require a nutrient-dense formula that facilitates tissue repair and immune support. This ultra-soft mousse texture is specifically engineered for easy intake, even for pets with a reduced appetite, and is suitable for tube feeding (for tubes with a diameter > 10Fr).
This recovery formula features a high protein content to help maintain muscle mass during convalescence and a high energy density to provide the necessary calories in smaller meal volumes, reducing the digestive workload. It is enriched with a synergistic antioxidant complex to help boost the natural defences and combat oxidative stress. Highly digestible and exceptionally palatable, this diet ensures that recovering dogs and cats receive the essential nourishment required to return to full health.
Features and benefits:
High energy: Provides a high energy density that satisfies daily energy requirements in a reduced feeding volume, ideal for pets with limited appetites.
Easy tube feeding: The specific texture makes it easy to administer via syringe or feeding tubes, ensuring critical nutrition is delivered even to the most debilitated patients.
Muscle mass maintenance: Formulated with high levels of quality protein to support the repair of body tissues and preserve lean muscle during recovery.
Enhanced palatability: An exceptional aroma and texture encourage spontaneous eating in pets suffering from anorexia or post-operative food aversion.
Immune support: Enriched with essential vitamins and a synergistic antioxidant complex to bolster the immune system during the healing process.
Complete & balanced: A 100% complete nutritional solution suitable for both dogs and cats during the intensive care and re-feeding phases.
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.
