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Royal Canine, diet for dogs
Royal Canin Hypoallergenic food for allergic dogs
Royal Canin Hypoallergenic dog food is a medicated food for dogs suffering from allergic digestive or skin disorders. It is a food indicated for animals needing an elimination diet or suffering from food intolerances with dermatological and/or gastrointestinal signs, chronic diarrhoea and bacterial overgrowth. It is also recommended to treat IBD (inflammatory bowel disease) and IPE (exocrine pancreatic insufficiency).
The internal functioning of dogs is manifested in their appetite, the quality of their stools, the appearance of their skin and their mood. If, after a veterinary consultation, a professional establishes that the pet suffers from intestinal disorders or allergies, Royal Canin Hypoallergenic helps to improve its relationship with food and therefore its quality of life.
Hydrolysed soya protein extract is an easily digestible and very low in allergenicity for your pet's system. Long-chain omega-3 fatty acids work to modulate inflammatory skin reactions and support the integrity of the intestinal mucosa.
The unique formula of this hypoallergenic Royal Canin dog food contains very high amounts of components and nutrients that reduce transdermal water loss and reinforce the skin's barrier effect. The combination of fermentable fibres with zeolite helps to balance the gastric microflora of the intestine and helps to protect the intestinal mucosa. This product is gluten and lactose free.
Hypoallergenic food developed by Royal Canin for dogs designed for the daily feeding of pets, both adults and puppies, with food allergies and intolerances or intestinal disorders.
Always use this dry or slightly moistened food.
This product is indicated in cases of canine atopic dermatitis + chronic pruritus, chronic diarrhoea, inflammatory bowel disease, exocrine pancreatic insufficiency and bacterial overgrowth of the small intestine.
This is a supplemented food for medicinal use, so you should only administer it to your dog under the direct supervision of your veterinarian.
Not recommended in case of:
Pancreatitis.
Pregnancy/lactation.
