Royal Canin Dry Dog Food Skin & Coat Support Urinary Health Support 2kg

Description

Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Skin Care Small Dog Dry Food is a precisely balanced, veterinary-exclusive diet developed to assist in the management of skin conditions, such as dermatosis and excessive hair loss, in small breed dogs. This specialized nutrition aims to strengthen the skin’s natural barrier function and promote overall skin health.

The formula is enriched with essential Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids (including EPA and DHA to support skin integrity and reduce inflammation. It also contains a specific combination of skin-barrier nutrients to help improve the protective function of the skin. The small kibble size is perfectly adapted to the jaws of small dogs. Furthermore, this diet is formulated with the S/O Index, supporting a urinary environment unfavorable to the development of both struvite and calcium oxalate crystals. This 2 KG bag provides the necessary targeted nutrition for ongoing skin support. Consult your veterinarian before feeding this product.

Features

• Veterinary Exclusive: Specialized formula for skin care management.
• Skin Barrier Support: Specific nutrients to help maintain the skin’s barrier function.
• High in Omega Fatty Acids: Enriched with EPA,DHA, and Omega-6 fatty acids to support skin health.
• Small Breed Specific: Kibble size and nutrient profile adapted for small dogs under 10 KG.
• S/O Index: Supports optimal urinary health by minimizing the risk of crystal formation.
• 2 KG Bag Size: Convenient size for fresh feeding and storage.

Benefits

• Supports Skin Health: Aids in the nutritional management of dermatosis and excessive hair loss.
• Reduces Inflammation: Omega-3 fatty acids help soothe skin discomfort.
• Promotes Coat Quality: Essential fatty acids contribute to a healthy, shiny coat.
• Protects Urinary System: S/O Index offers crucial protection against common urinary stones.

How to Use

1. Veterinary Recommendation Required: Feed only under the direction and supervision of a licensed veterinarian.
2. Follow Veterinary Feeding Plan: Portion size should be determined by your vet based on your dog’s weight, condition, and medical requirements.
3. Ensure fresh, clean drinking water is always available.
4. Gradually transition your dog to this new food over a period of 7 days.