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Royal Canin offers a range of diets to support healthy weight loss whilst keeping your pet full and satisfied and then maintain this loss once your pet is at its ideal weight.
Due to the nature of these diets, it is important they are fed under veterinary supervision. Regular weight checks and close monitoring are recommended to ensure the animal achieves the weight loss desired within a safe timescale. Your Vet or Veterinary Nurse will be able to support and advise on your individual pet.
• There is at least 75% of food left in the bag.
• The food is in its original bag.
• You need to have a receipt of purchase.
100% palatability guarantee is not applicable in situations when the pet has died or its’ nutritional needs have changed (i.e. due to sterilization/ castration, illness or allergy), the best before date has expired, or the owner has accidentally bought wrong food. 100% palatability guarantee does not either apply when Royal Canin -product is bought from a foreign online shop.
By-products can be simply defined as materials that we have an excess of in society such as liver or other organs, which are highly nutritious ingredients. In all ROYAL CANIN products we only use high quality by-products - listed as animal derivatives in our ingredients list. Our high-quality by-products are not only safe and nutritious, they are also more sustainable as they do not compete with human food production.
Because cats and dogs deserve the best nutrition to remain in the best of health, Royal Canin is committed to:
It is important to remember that pets, particularly cats, may be occasionally sensitive to subtle variations in diets. For a smoother, more gradual transition from one bag to another, remember to buy your new bag a week in advance to enable mixing of the current bag and the new bag together. If your pet used to like our food and refuses to eat it unexpectedly despite a gradual change between bags, please contact one of our nutritional advisors by phone or email to advise you further.
As an example below (based on Medium Adult), if your dog is over 12 months old, their adult weight is 16kg, and they are exercised between 1-2 hours a day, you should be feeding them 229g a day. We'd recommend feeding this between 2 meals (one in the morning, one in the evening), so split 229g into 2 which is 114.5g per meal.
It is important for all pets to have regular weight checks, but particularly for large and giant breed dogs. Their food intake needs to be monitored closely and adjusted if required to help maintain a safe and steady growth rate and to avoid the possibility of any excess weight gain.
If you are unsure about what your pet’s expected adult bodyweight will be, your vet would be the best person to advise on this when you take your pet in for their initial puppy/kitten health check.
Use an appropriate weigh scale and/or the specific measuring cup as annotated on the bag. Always ensure that you measure food very carefully. A small measuring variation when feeding cats and small dogs can significantly increase their calorie intake.
Once your pet is eating the diet completely, it is important to weigh your pet approximately one month later. Remember to record your pet’s weight and body condition, and highlight any changes to ensure you make appropriate adjustments in your pet’s food intake based on your weigh-in records. (If you require any assistance with your weigh-ins and amounts to feed, please do not hesitate to contact your vet or specialist retail store.)
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