ROYAL CANIN Veterinary Gastrointestinal Low Fat Small Dogs | 3.5 kg | For Small Dogs With Gastrointestinal Problems | Can Help Ensure Healthy Digestion

• Gastrointestinal problems – ROYAL CANIN Gastrointestinal low fat small dog has been specially developed to support healthy digestion in small dogs
• Low-fat diet – the formula of the Gastrointestinal Low Fat Small Dog is specially tailored to the needs of small dogs who need a low-fat diet
• Reduced fibre: the reduced fibre content of this formula can help to meet the energy requirements of the small dog despite low fat content
• Prebiotics: The food has been enriched with a mixture of fibre and prebiotics to support optimal digestion and intestinal activity
• Veterinary – the product is a veterinary food. Accordingly, it is important that the food is fed only on the recommendation of a veterinarian

Product description ROYAL CANIN Gastrointestinal low fat small dog has been specially developed to support healthy digestion for small dogs with gastrointestinal problems. This formula is specially designed to meet the needs of small dogs who need a low-fat diet. The reduced fibre content of this formula can help to meet the energy needs of the small dog despite low fat content. This highly digestible formula has been enriched with a balanced blend of fibre and prebiotics to support optimal digestion and intestinal activity. This product is a veterinary food from the Veterinary Health Nutrition range by Royal Canin. Accordingly, it is important that the food is fed only on the recommendation of a veterinarian. A feed change should be done carefully and gradually over a period of 7-10 days. Pay attention to the correct portion size - especially for mixed feeding. To meet the individual preferences of all small dogs, ROYAL CANIN Gastrointestinal Low Fat Small Dog can be mixed with Gastrointestinal Low Fat wet food with a soft mousse texture. Indications Gastrointestinal problems in small dogs Directions For feeding ROYAL CANIN Gastrointestinal Low Fat Small Dog, a careful and gradual conversion over a period of 7-10 days is recommended. The correct portion size should be observed, especially for mixed feeding. The recommended daily ration can be found on the packaging.