Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Cat - Satiety Support SAT 34

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A complete dietetic dry food for cats aged 1+ years with excessive body weight. This food with low energy density is especially formulated to help your pet lose weight. Suitable for diabetes type 2.
Being overweight not only affects your pet's well-being, it can also have long-term effects on your pet's health and ultimately reduce its life expectancy. Royal Canin Veterinary Diet - Satiety Support SAT 34 is a complete cat food with a low energy density and will help your pet to lose weight. Proteins have 30% less energy compared with a comparable level of carbohydrates.
Vet Food Disclaimer

The benefits of a high protein, low calorie diet are many:

Well accepted
Counteracts muscle loss during a weight reduction programme

Indications:

If your pet is overweight
Diabetes mellitus

Contraindications :

Pregnancy or lactation, kittens

Key benefits:

High fibre: Selected fibres, chicory pulp and psyllium husks and seeds ensure that your cat feels full up quickly and that this feeling of satiety lasts for a long time.
Balanced nutrients: A high concentration of minerals and vitamins help to compensate for the energy restrictions and ensure a balanced supply of vital nutrients.
Joint support : Chondroitin sulphate and glucosamin help to maintain normal mobility in the highly stressed joints of obese pets and have a positive effect on degenerative joint disease.
EPA/DHA: Essential fatty acids (omega 3 and omega 6) and trace elements (Cu, Zn) keep skin healthy and your pet's coat shiny.

Changing your pet's diet and length of treatment:

The length of time your pet needs to stay on a reducing diet depends on how much weight needs to be lost. Weight should be lost slowly to ensure your pet stays healthy and only loses fat tissue from the body. Ideal weight loss is 1 to 3% of the bodyweight per week. Too rapid weight loss can cause feline hepatic lipidosis or lead to other illnesses. Once your cat has reached its target weight it should be weighed regularly to ensure that it maintains an ideal body weight.

Therapeutic veterinary diets are carefully formulated and recommended to be used in conjunction with veterinary advice and support. Royal Canin strongly recommend you seek advice from your Vet prior to and during feeding of any of these products to your pet.

Ingredients

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Ingredients:
Dehydrated poultry meat, vegetable fibres, tapioca, wheat gluten, wheat flour, corn gluten, hydrolysed animal proteins, animal fats, minerals, chicory pulp, fish oil, psyllium husks and seeds, hydrolysed crustaceans (source of glucosamine), marigold extract (source of lutein), hydrolysed cartilage (source of chondroitin).

Additives (per kg): Vitamin A: 24300 IU, vitamin D3: 900 IU, E1 (iron): 37 mg, E2 (iodine): 2.85 mg, E4 (copper): 13 mg, E5 (manganese): 48 mg, E6 (zinc): 159 mg, E8 (selenium): 0.03 g - preservatives - antioxidants.

Analytical constituents

protein	34.0 %
fat	9.0 %
fibre	14.0 %
carbohydrates	19.4 %
calcium	1.34 %
phosphorus	1.17 %
dietary fiber	23.6 %
chondroitin sulfate and glucosamine	50.0 mg
L-carnitine	20.0 mg
sodium	0.55 %
omega-3 fats	0.45 %
omega-6 fats	1.88 %
food energy	307.5 kcal
DHA fatty acid	0.2 mg

protein	34.0 %
fat	9.0 %
fibre	14.1 %
ash	8.3 %
calcium	1.28 %
phosphorus	1.17 %
magnesium	0.06 %
arachicdonic acid	0.06 %
biotine (vitamin H)	3.6 mg
chloride	0.92 %
choline	2500.0 mg
iron	182.0 mg
moisture	7.0 %
folic acid	50.0 mg
aminoglucose	480.0 ml
iodine	2.6 mg
potassium	1.02 %
copper	22.0 mg
L-carnitine	200.0 mg
linoleic acid	1.8 %
manganese	68.0 mg
sodium	0.56 %
niacin (vitamin- B3)	209.0 mg
omega-3 fats	0.34 %
omega-6 fats	1.95 %
pantothenic acid	71.0 mg
selenium	0.16 mg
starch	18.7 %
taurine	2500.0 %
zinc	194.0 mg
vitamin A	26000.0 IU
vitamin B1 (thiamine)	33.0 mg
vitamin B12 (cobalamin)	0.2 mg
vitamin B2 (riboflavin)	66.0 mg
vitamin B6 (pyridoxine)	50.0 mg
vitamin C (ascorbic acid)	300.0 mg
vitamin D3	900.0 mg
vitamin E (tocopherol)	700.0 mg
calories that can be burned	3090.0 kcal
dietary fibre	23.0 %
DHA fatty acid	0.15 mg
lutein	7.5 mg
arginine	1.8 %
L-lysine	1.5 %
DL-methionine	0.65 %
methionine/cystine	1.19 %
nitrogen-free extracts	27.6 mg

protein	34.0 %
fat	9.0 %
fibre	14.0 %
carbohydrates	19.4 %
calcium	1.34 %
phosphorus	1.17 %
dietary fiber	23.6 %
chondroitin sulfate and glucosamine	50.0 mg
L-carnitine	20.0 mg
sodium	0.55 %
omega-3 fats	0.45 %
omega-6 fats	1.88 %
food energy	307.5 kcal
DHA fatty acid	0.2 mg

protein	34.0 %
fat	9.0 %
fibre	14.0 %
carbohydrates	19.4 %
calcium	1.34 %
phosphorus	1.17 %
dietary fiber	23.6 %
chondroitin sulfate and glucosamine	50.0 mg
L-carnitine	20.0 mg
sodium	0.55 %
omega-3 fats	0.45 %
omega-6 fats	1.88 %
food energy	307.5 kcal
DHA fatty acid	0.2 mg

Feeding guide

Feeding recommendation (g/day)

Target weight	More than 30% overweight	Between 15-30% overweight	Target weight maintenance
3 kg	34 g	29 g	53 g
3.5 kg	40 g	34 g	62 g
4 kg	45 g	39 g	71 g
4.5 kg	51 g	44 g	80 g
5 kg	57 g	49 g	89 g
5.5 kg	62 g	53 g	98 g
6 kg	68 g	58 g	107 g
7 kg	79 g	68 g	125 g
8 kg	91 g	78 g	142 g
9 kg	102 g	87 g	160 g
10 kg	113 g	97 g	178 g

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16/07/19 |Jackie Maxwell

I last reviewed this in May last year. Well Sparky is nearly at his target weight. He saw the vet recently for his 6mth check up and their finding it hard to believe he is 17 yrs old. No longer does he have visible dander as he can now clean himself. His weight loss has been in fits and starts, mind he does get occasionally treats. He lost loads at first then it has come down gradually. Can't recommend this food highly enough, it's brilliant...

28/05/19

I rehomed a very big girl last February, she’s been on this diet every since. In 9 months she lost 2kg and is now a health 5.7kg. She’s more active and so much happier. Can’t recommend it enough. It works but you have to be strict, which at times is hard but sooooo worth it x

28/05/18 |Jackie Maxwell

I took in a homeless cat who weighed just over 7kg. His owner died and when the family sold the house they threw him out. His weight was due to neighbours all feeding him. A restricted diet didn't work but with this food his weight is just under 6kg so we are nearly there. For it to work you must read the instructions and weigh it. Only feed the daily recommended amount, don't leave it out as a free for all. Sparky started out on 50+gms per day but now only gets 43gms to get him to his target.

18/03/18 |Polly

I put my four cats on this as two of them were overweight. They gobbled it up and I kept them on it for four months or so, they did not lose weight, despite me giving them exact recommended quantity each time (and nothing between) and it made all of them lose condition, their coats, once shiny, became dull and contained dandruff. One of my cats got very constipated and I had to take to the vet for a laxative. I do not recommend this product and I wish I had never bought it.

12/03/18 |Carmen bm

My cat weighted 5.6 kilos and after 18 months taking this food, combined with more activity, now he weights 3.7 kilos.

13/01/18 |Emma

Cats needed to lose weight and keep the weight off. the vet recommended this product The cats seem to enjoy eating the food, they are very fussy!, and they are both at their ideal weight now as they have both lost over 1kg

22/09/17 |JUDITH MITCHELL

I have a Make Neutered Bengal cat who is so laid back but loves food. That aside his weight gained to 10kg. I noticed when he couldnt clean his own bottom. I took him to the vets for Weight loss help as everything I did didn't work. The Vets started him on Satiety. 60g per day at the begin Aug. After two weeks he had lost 500g. He has lost week after week and as of today weighs 8.4g. He now has half a pouch of felix too.This food is fab. The price here is half the price of the vets.

26/02/17 |Yvette Ballance

4 out of 5 cats needed to loose weight and after 2 weeks on this diet they have lost a kilo each. I think that is a result!

23/05/15 |Chloe

After being given a small bag off my vet I decided to order form here as its much cheaper. The price is great and I cant fault Zooplus on their service. But the product for me has just not worked. My cat weighted 6.55kg, and I started her on 50g (ideal weight 5.5kg) then moved her to 40g after the 4 week period. I just took her for a weigh in and she's only lost 0.32kg. And that's with a new Catit Senses toy keeping her active and a new fishing rod toy which she goes mad for. This just isn't good for a female overweight cat. I will be trying the Obesity Management one instead.

06/05/15 |Sam

Amazing. Suffered through diet food for months with absolutely no success and much unhappiness on the part of the cat. Got Satiety and now have to fight the other cats off the diet food!

29/03/15 |PAm Slade

SAMs been on this for over a year and got down to his target weight 5.5k. However he's always enjoyed it, though his appetite has never been satisfied, and he asks for food every hour or two, which as you can imagine can drive me mad! Now I feed little and often which seems to be the answer - managing 70-80g daily. However, he's really been off the food this week and I wonder if its because we're almost down to the last few kibbles. Of a 3.5k bag. I have a feeling it loses its smell or begins to taste stale. I've just ordered another couple of lge money-saving bags, and wonder if the smaller bags stay fresh for longer.

03/12/14 |originally published in zooplus.it

Obesity diets are great but they only work if the owner keeps an eye on how much the cat eats (and if the cat isn't eating extra dinners out of the house!) Royal Canin is the best food for this problem!

17/09/14

I'm so happy to have found a diet food that helps my greedy cat to lose weight. By feeding the recommended amount I got very good results without having a cat complaining of starvation at every meal!

21/07/14 |originally published in zooplus.it

After trying (unsuccessfully) to control the weight of my cat with Royal Canin Obesity, on the advice of my vet I bought this satiety diet instead. This was much appreciated by my chubby little lady (usually a fussy eater!), and I managed to make her lose well over 400g of weight. She's now at about 5.34kg, so there's still much to lose, but we're working hard and this food is great!

29/06/14 |originally published in zooplus.fr

My cat had got pretty fat but with this food he lost his belly and returned to a healthy weight. It has now been over a year and the weight has stayed off!

15/06/14 |originally published in zooplus.fr

My 2 sterilised indoor cats immediately loved this food. It's easy to digest and they seem to like the taste. It's only been 15 days since we started on the diet so I haven't seen any results yet, but I'm optimistic it will work! The price is also unbeatable compared to other sites and the vets. WILL RECOMMEND!!

18/03/14

My cat loves this, and it's great for keeping an eye on his weight - perfect food!

18/03/14

Our Maine Coon cat became seriously overweight 9.9k after a parasitic infection which meant he had to have a change in his food. The vet then put him on satiety support and he now weighs 7.1k. It has taken 18 months but his belly no longer touches the ground. Your price is cheaper than buying through the vet.

11/03/14

This food was recommended by our vet. It's very easy to digest for our overweight spayed cats. Great price compared to the price at the vets, and the delivery was great.

01/03/14 |originally published in zooplus.fr

The amounts of analytical components including calcium and phosphorous (and I also think magnesium) seem too high for some cats (especially those with urinary problems). Royal Canin is a specialist food but the analytical components should be kept an eye on - they can be harmful to our furry friends!

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Ingredients

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Latest user reviews

Sparky

Brilliant stuff

Brilliant stuff

The only thing my cats lost was their condition.

Very effective

MISS

Lose weight and fills them up. FAB, 5 STARS

Oh Wowee

No significant difference after 6 weeks

Fantastic

No longer satisfied by Satiety

Owner's responsibility!

Finally!

Excellent

Perfect!

brilliant kibble

Excellent product

Fat Boy Slim

Very good value for money

ok, but unsure

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