Royal Canin Dog Satiety Weight Management Loaf, 410 g.x12

Royal Canin Satiety Weight Management Wet Dog Food

Royal Canin Satiety Weight Management is a therapeutic wet dog food specially formulated for dogs that are overweight, obese, or prone to excessive hunger. It helps promote safe and effective weight loss while maintaining lean muscle mass through a high-protein formula. Enriched with dietary fiber, it helps dogs feel fuller for longer and reduces begging behavior.

Key Benefits of Royal Canin Satiety Weight Management

• Safe & Effective Weight Loss: Supports healthy weight reduction, with visible results in as little as 3 months when used as directed.
  
• Appetite Control: Contains a high level of natural dietary fiber to increase stomach fullness and promote satiety.
  
• Long-Lasting Fullness: Helps reduce hunger and food-seeking behavior between meals.
  
• Muscle Mass Maintenance: High-quality protein helps preserve lean muscle while body fat is reduced.
  
• Joint Support: Enriched with glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate to help support and protect joints under increased body weight.
  
• High Protein Formula: Helps maintain muscle mass throughout the weight management program.
  
• Urinary Health (S/O Index): Formulated to help create an unfavorable environment for the formation of struvite and calcium oxalate urinary crystals.
  
• Contains L-Carnitine: Supports fat metabolism by helping convert fat into energy.
  
• Breed-Specific Options: Available in formulas for Small Dogs as well as
• General/Medium & Large Breed Dogs.

Nutritional Information

• Crude Protein: Approximately 8.0%
  
• Crude Fat: Approximately 2.0%
  
• Crude Fiber: Approximately 2.0%
  
• Moisture: Approximately 83.0%

Packaging & Feeding

• Pack Size: 410 g can (Loaf in Sauce)
  
• Feeding Recommendation: Can be served as a complete meal or mixed with Royal Canin Satiety Weight Management Dry Dog Food to enhance palatability and increase water intake.

Important Notice
This veterinary diet should only be used under the guidance of a veterinarian. It is not recommended for growing puppies, pregnant or lactating dogs, or dogs with a history of severe constipation associated with high-fiber diets.