Royal Canin Anallergenic Dry Dog Food - Small Dog - 1.5kg


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Royal Canin Anallergenic Small Dog is a specialized veterinary diet designed for small breed dogs suffering from chronic nutrient intolerances or food allergies. This formula provides a highly controlled nutritional approach using extensively hydrolysed proteins to minimize adverse reactions, making it ideal for food elimination trials. While highly effective for managing dermatological and gastro-intestinal symptoms, it is a prescription-only product that is not suitable for puppies, pregnant dogs, or nursing mothers.
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No, this diet is not formulated for the growth phase and is not suitable for puppies.
Yes, this is a veterinary-exclusive diet and must be recommended by your veterinarian.
Hydrolyzation breaks down proteins into such small pieces that the immune system does not recognize them as common allergens.
Duration depends on your vet's recommendation, usually starting with a minimum of 6 to 8 weeks for an elimination trial.
Only if they are approved by your veterinarian. Most regular treats contain allergens that would defeat the purpose of this diet.
Ensure you are transitioning gradually. You can also slightly moisten the kibble with warm water to increase its aroma.
Check for "hidden" treats or snacks being fed by other family members. Strict adherence is necessary for the diet to work.
Before starting your dog on this diet, you must consult your veterinarian for an official diagnosis and feeding plan. Transitioning to this food should be done gradually over 5 to 7 days, mixing increasing amounts of the Anallergenic food with the previous diet to avoid digestive upset.
Store the bag in a cool, dry place and ensure it is tightly sealed after each use to maintain the integrity of the specialized nutrients. Because this is a veterinary-exclusive diet, it is not recommended to provide any table scraps, treats, or flavored medications during the duration of the diet, as these could re-introduce allergens and compromise the efficacy of the treatment.