Tasty diet wet food for adult dog to regulate glucose (diabetes mellitus), low mono- & disaccharide content, low starch & carbohydrates, low glycaemic index, high protein.
General information:
- Please seek your vet’s advice before using this food or extending the feeding period.
- When feeding your dog with a veterinary diet you should consult your vet regularly for check-ups.
- If your dog’s health deteriorates please seek veterinary advice immediately.
Although diabetic dogs need an adapted diet, they don’t have to go without. Royal Canin Veterinary Canine Diabetic Special Low Carb Loaf is a delicious dietary wet food in the form of loaf, specially developed to regulate glucose supply in dogs.
The dietary dog meal is characterised by a low content of sugar, starch as well as carbohydrates. This allows Royal Canin Veterinary Canine Diabetic Special Low Carb Weight Management to help reduce the risk of severe blood sugar fluctuations after eating. It also has a high protein content to help maintain muscle mass.
Royal Canin Veterinary Canine Diabetic Special Low Carb Loaf at a glance:
- Dietary complete food for dogs to regulate glucose (diabetes mellitus)
- Low mono- & disaccharide content
- Low glycaemic index: low starch & carbohydrate content, may reduce risk of excessive blood sugar fluctuations
- High in protein: may help maintain muscle tone
- Delicious texture: appetising loaf
- Balanced & complete: suitable for daily nutrition
Monique Tischer (verified owner) –
We have been ordering the wet food for a good six months now and are very satisfied. Our dog is almost 11 years old and was diagnosed as diabetic. Since we started buying the wet food and the accompanying dry food, our dog is doing much better and his drinking habits have also improved significantly. We have never had any problems with the delivery or with only part of the food being delivered. Of course, you have to look carefully and order the 12 cans. Then you get a price of around 3 euros per can. There are other offers here where the individual can costs around 8 euros… Unfortunately, the cover picture is wrong, so we were also suspicious at first. But we can highly recommend the wet food itself.
NatalieB (verified owner) –
Our diabetic cat would only eat dry food prior to becoming unwell, his appetite disappeared and he would not eat the prescription dry foods given to him. we tried this after our vet recommended royal canin stating most cats love it. She wasn’t wrong! there is a very generous portion size in each packet. our cat struggled to eat so we started with lots of brands from zooplus and he loved them all.
Brigitte (verified owner) –
Unfortunately my cat’s diabetes is irreversible and I have to give him two insulin injections per day. Between the cost of insulin and that of kibble I spend a considerable amount, but when I found pets-supplies.co.uk I started saving a bit of money, and with the regular deliveries my cat’s diabetes is under control!