Royal Canin Veterinary Diets Recovery Dog and Cat Food - Mousse - 12 x 195g
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This guide provides essential information for pet owners using Royal Canin Recovery, a specially formulated diet designed to support dogs and cats recovering from illness, surgery, or periods of weakness. The high-energy, palatable mousse is ideal for pets with reduced appetites. A potential drawback is that it's intended for temporary use under veterinary guidance.
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What is Royal Canin Recovery used for?
It is used to support nutritional restoration for cats and dogs recovering from illness, surgery, or periods of weakness.
Is Royal Canin Recovery suitable for all pets?
It is suitable for both dogs and cats, but it is best to consult with your veterinarian to ensure it is the right choice for your pet's specific needs.
How should I store the opened can of Recovery?
Refrigerate the unused portion and use it within 48 hours.
Can I mix Recovery with other foods?
It is generally recommended to feed Recovery as the sole source of nutrition during the recovery period, unless otherwise advised by your veterinarian.
Can I use Recovery long-term?
No, it is intended for temporary use. Your veterinarian will advise on the appropriate duration of feeding.
How do I administer Recovery via a feeding tube?
Follow your veterinarian's instructions for the correct tube size, dilution, and administration technique.
What are the key ingredients in Royal Canin Recovery?
Key ingredients include poultry liver, poultry and pork meat, corn starch, cellulose, calcium caseinate, fish oil, and an antioxidant complex, among other essential nutrients.
Troubleshooting
Pet refuses to eat.
Ensure the food is at room temperature and offer it in a quiet, stress-free environment. If the pet still refuses to eat, consult your veterinarian.
Diarrhea or vomiting after feeding.
This could indicate an intolerance or that your pet is eating too much too quickly. Consult your veterinarian for advice.
Difficulty tube-feeding.
Ensure you are using the correct tube size and technique. Review your veterinarian's instructions. Consider diluting the food if the consistency is too thick.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Supports recovery from illness, stress, or weakness.
- High energy density helps with weight gain.
- Easy to administer via syringe or feeding tube.
- Contains essential nutrients for health and vitality.
- Encourages eating in pets with reduced appetites.
- Supports the digestive system with EPA/DHA.
Cons
- Intended for temporary use only.
- Requires veterinary guidance for use.
- May not be suitable for all pets or conditions.
- Specific preparation needed for tube-feeding.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Preparation: Recovery is ready to serve. For tube feeding, follow your veterinarian's instructions for appropriate dilution and administration.
- Feeding Guidelines: Consult your veterinarian for the appropriate daily feeding amount. These amounts will vary depending on your pet's weight, condition, and activity level. Always have fresh water available.
- Storage: Store unopened cans in a cool, dry place. Once opened, refrigerate the unused portion and use it within 48 hours.
- Compatibility: Royal Canin Recovery is suitable for both dogs and cats. Ensure the product is appropriate for your pet's specific health needs by consulting with your veterinarian.