Royal Canin Gastro Intestinal Low Fat Canine

How can I feed Royal Canin food to my pet?

First, when introducing new food to your pet’s diet, make a gradual transition. We recommend you do a transition phase of seven days to avoid dietary issues. Mix a portion of the new food with your pet's current food, gradually increasing the ratio every three days until your pet is fully adapted.

Initially feed Royal Canin Gastrointestinal Low Fat for up to two months in the case of hyperlipidemia.

Make sure your pet always has fresh water available. For better results, you can combine the dry food with the Royal Canin Gastrointestinal Low Fat wet dog food, which you can feed separately or in the same bowl.

Nevertheless, before use and for further guidance, speak to your vet and follow their advice.

How much Royal Canin should I give to my pet?

Adjust the portion size according to your dog’s weight and body condition.

If your dog is considered thin:

• Dogs weighing 5 kg: 121 g daily
• Dogs weighing 10 kg: 203 g daily
• Dogs weighing 20 kg: 341 g daily
• Dogs weighing 30 kg: 462 g daily
• Dogs weighing 40 kg: 574 g daily

If your dog’s weight is considered normal:

• Dogs weighing 5 kg: 106 g daily
• Dogs weighing 10 kg: 179 g daily
• Dogs weighing 20 kg: 300 g daily
• Dogs weighing 30 kg: 407 g daily
• Dogs weighing 40 kg: 505 g daily

If your dog is considered overweight:

• Dogs weighing 5 kg: 92 g daily
• Dogs weighing 10 kg: 154 g daily
• Dogs weighing 20 kg: 259 g daily
• Dogs weighing 30 kg: 351 g daily
• Dogs weighing 40 kg: 436 g daily

Can I give Royal Canin Veterinary Gastrointestinal Low Fat to dogs of any age, size, and condition?

This food is recommended for adult dogs with digestive problems, low-fat tolerances, and lipid metabolism disorders. It’s suitable for acute and chronic pancreatitis, hyperlipidemia, lymphangiectasia, exudative enteropathy, gastritis, oesophagitis, and exocrine pancreatic insufficiency.