Royal Canin Veterinary Canine Sensitivity Control
7kg
Dietetic dry dog food for adult dogs, to support skin and digestion, with a digestible recipe including beneficial omega fatty acids, with a limited number of protein sources....further information
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Product description
Dietetic dry dog food for adult dogs, to support skin and digestion, with a digestible recipe including beneficial omega fatty acids, with a limited number of protein sources.
General information:
This Royal Canin Veterinary Dog - Sensitivity Control dietetic food has a limited number of protein sources, as well as only using proteins that are rarely linked to food allergies. This can help to improve digestibility. To support the skin, Royal Canin Veterinary Dog - Sensitivity Control also contains beneficial omega-3 fatty acids and linoleic acid. The dietetic food also provides your dog with selected carbohydrate sources.
Royal Canin Veterinary Dog - Sensitivity Control at a glance:
- 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.
This Royal Canin Veterinary Dog - Sensitivity Control dietetic food has a limited number of protein sources, as well as only using proteins that are rarely linked to food allergies. This can help to improve digestibility. To support the skin, Royal Canin Veterinary Dog - Sensitivity Control also contains beneficial omega-3 fatty acids and linoleic acid. The dietetic food also provides your dog with selected carbohydrate sources.
Royal Canin Veterinary Dog - Sensitivity Control at a glance:
- Dietetic complete food for dogs, to reduce symptoms and incidences of nutrient intolerances
- Selected protein- and carbohydrate sources: limited number of protein sources, with only those that are seldom linked to food allergies
- Natural skin barrier: special recipe with linoleic acid to support the skin's barrier
- With EPA and DHA: beneficial omega-3 fatty acids to support the skin
- Healthy digestion: with ingredients that can support digestive function
- Suitable for mixed feeding: can be combined with Sensitivity Control wet food
- Recommended by veterinarians
Ingredients
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Ingredients:
Manioc [tapioca], poultry protein [dried duck], lignocellulose, hydrolysed poultry protein, minerals, animal fat, dried beet pulp, fish oil, psyllium [husks and seeds], soya oil, fructo-oligosaccharides, marigold meal.
Protein sources: poultry protein (28%, dried duck), hydrolysed poultry protein (4.2%).
Carbohydrate sources: tapioca (47%).
Manioc [tapioca], poultry protein [dried duck], lignocellulose, hydrolysed poultry protein, minerals, animal fat, dried beet pulp, fish oil, psyllium [husks and seeds], soya oil, fructo-oligosaccharides, marigold meal.
Protein sources: poultry protein (28%, dried duck), hydrolysed poultry protein (4.2%).
Carbohydrate sources: tapioca (47%).
Additives per kg:
Nutritional additives:
Vitamin A (31,000 IU), vitamin D3 (700 IU), iron (38mg), iodine (3.4mg), copper (14mg), manganese (50mg), zinc (148mg), selenium (0.24mg).
Preservatives, antioxidants.
Analytical components:
Essential fatty acids [linoleic acid] (1.83%), EPA/DHA (0.35%), omega-3 fatty acids (0.68%).
Analytical constituents
| protein | 21.0 % |
| fat | 9.0 % |
| fibre | 4.5 % |
| ash | 8.0 % |
| linoleic acid | 1.83 % |
| omega-3 fats | 0.68 % |
| calories that can be burned | 3310.0 kcal |
| DHA fatty acid | 0.35 % |
Feeding guide
Feeding recommendation:
Royal Canin Veterinary Dog - Sensitivity Control is a complete dietetic food for dogs.
| Bodyweight | Underweight | Normal | Overweight |
| 2kg | 63g | 56g | 48g |
| 4kg | 107g | 94g | 81g |
| 6kg | 145g | 127g | 110g |
| 8kg | 179g | 158g | 136g |
| 10kg | 212g | 187g | 161g |
| 15kg | 287g | 253g | 218g |
| 20kg | 357g | 314g | 271g |
| 25kg | 421g | 371g | 320g |
| 30kg | 483g | 425g | 367g |
| 35kg | 542g | 477g | 412g |
| 40kg | 600g | 528g | 456g |
| 45kg | 655g | 576g | 498g |
| 50kg | 709g | 624g | 539g |
| 55kg | 761g | 670g | 579g |
| 60kg | 813g | 715g | 618g |
| 70kg | 912g | 803g | 693g |
| 80kg | 1008g | 887g | 766g |
It is recommended that you seek veterinary advice prior to feeding or extending the feeding duration of this food. Feed initially for 3-8 weeks. If symptoms of intolerance decrease, this food can be fed initially for up to a year. Ensure fresh drinking water is always available.
Reviews
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Chronic diarrhea seems to be cured
Our dog gradually developed diarrhea, sometimes with blood, and a course of metronidazole did not resolve this. He was fed Royal Canine Adult Mini for years. He improved overnight when we changed to SC21. We don't know why, but it could be worth a try if your dog has this problem.
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Excellent food for itchy dogs
So grateful this food exists! I have a highly allergic dog (beef, chicken, eggs, venison, oats, rice, turkey, peas, carrots), so that rules out a lot of dog food. She was ill on the Anallergenic diet (lethargy, itching, nausea), and the Hypoallergenic diet contains rice. Maize makes her yeastiness worse, which is also in a lot of dry dog food. This contains tapioca and duck, which reduces her itching and improves her energy. Wish they did a wet food version too, as this makes her very thirsty.
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Thank you
My border collie has been poorly for several months with severe diahorhea and loss of weight After much investigations and scans My vet suggested to try Royal Caninn sensitivity dog food
Not much success with the tin dog food but I have tried her on these biscuits she loves them and its such a wonderful site to see her enjoy meals again.
My last visit to the vet on Friday she has gained weight I am now in possession of three bags and cannot thank you enough from me and my mate Leah the dog
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Life saver
My elderly dog/bitch has been struggling with her bowels for months and I have tried numerous things - Fish and rice which made her very lethargic, re-introducing her normal Royal Canin Adult dry food, steroids all of which had very little effect with her ranging from very smelly loose stools to mucus filled slop and straining constantly. Then I discovered this food and hey presto within 1 week she is producing soft but normal stools what a relief worth every penny.
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quality service
first time using this company and i can honestly say the service from start to finish was excellent, the item was a good price and the delivery was super fast, communication was very good. well done to all would use again. many thanks. A MILLS
Bag Change? Ingredient change ? Further Review
This is a follow on review since 26/9/19. I will be changing from Royal Canin -after also reading other reviews since the new bag change. Something is wrong with this dog food . Both the two older dogs are now itching with not a 'flea in sight'. We haven't changed anything else in their environment and they are treated for flea /tick /lice -skin also checked by vet. After feeding the dogs SC21 for 5yrs+ and no problems - The new bag and smell change - something is very amiss!!!
Bag change
My two older dogs sometimes have not eaten this new food even though it says SC 21 and have wasted a few bowls. The food doesn't have the same strong smell as before so think the manufacturer or supplier has changed.Would therefore prefer the old SC 21.
Great for dogs with food allergies
Great good quality product for dogs with allergies. One of my yorkies is allergic to rice, lamb, soya, pork and other things. It uses tapioca instead of rice and duck as source of protein. It also has plenty of good fats like fish oil to keep good skin condition. It must taste better than the anallergenic one as dog likes it better. Even my other yorkie munches it no problem. My doggie has been on it few weeks but it already improved his condition. Just wish would come in small kibble.
Good food for a sensitive Great Dane
I have had to feed one of my Great Danes on a 50:50 mix of this and Royal Canin Anallergenic which controls her sensitivity issues 95% of the time
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Sensitivity control
Our dog is plagued with allergies, so this vet recommended food is great for her.
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Sensitivity control
Our dog is plagued with allergies, so this vet recommended food is great for her.
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really good dog nuts
we just changed Monty our st bernard onto these nut and he absolutely loves them. We mix some of the wet food pouch through them. The quality of the food is top notch. Any dog with a sensitive stomach i highly recommend this food
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Great product
Great product for my dog with sensitive stomach. His number 2s became solid after switching to it.
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Canin sensitivity control SC1 .
Our GSD was diagnosed with acute intestine and bowel inflammation. Was on food recommended by vet ...was good for a while then started to lose weight rapidly. Vet said to go onto Canin Vet sensitivity.....oh my word what a difference. He loves the food...putting weight back on...no vomit or runs. He is happier...getting his energy back....plus the canned food doesn't smell when we open it . HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT . HAPPY DOG...
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Amazing
This has made such a difference to my dog Ned (Labrador). Ned has many allergies food and environmental but this gives him great coat, good weight maintenance and a happy stomach! Ned has eaten this since he was 4 months and is now 3 years and looking fab.
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highly recomended
2.5 years staffie breed cross. We adopt Zena and find out she is in bad condition because of diarrhea. After four days we went to the Vet who advised us to changed the food for this one. The stool has changed after first meal. After a few days was easy to see her fur is nice and shiny. Another plus is it is hard to overfeed dog with this food. Highly recomended A+++
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Royal Canin SC21
12 month old Springer Spaniel. We had trouble (runs etc) from 8 weeks old with many of the leading brands of dry dog food we tried. We switched to this brand at 7months old and have been really pleased with the results. No more runs and firm stools. The only problem with this brand is that it is quite expensive. Vet advised cheaper hypoallergenic brand but 48hrs later he was back to square one. Just have to bite the bullet by the looks of it.
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Excellent
My two year old Labrador has been on this food since he was 10 months old at the advice of our vet. He suffered with a severe sensitive stomach & switching to this food despite his young age cured this instantly. He still enjoys it now. No vomiting, no wind and firm stools.
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Transformation!!!
I starting using this food to help my shar-pei with his terrible skin and within weeks the transformation was amazing. I also changed my 12 month British bulldog onto this food and her stools immediately became firm and her fur is soft and shiny.
An amazing find and I cannot recommend this food highly enough!!!
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At last!
After many years of trying I have a last found a premium dog food that hasn't upset my Alaskan Malamute's tummy. She has always been picky, but now eats her food with no problems. Her skin and fur has improved and firm poo's. Great.
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