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Royal Canin Veterinary Hypoallergenic 400g Complete Diet for Adult Cats To Reduce Allergies and Nutrient Intolerance Symptoms

Name: Royal Canin Veterinary Hypoallergenic 400g Complete Diet for Adult Cats To Reduce Allergies and Nutrient Intolerance Symptoms
Brand: Royal Canin
SKU: 6eb5507252bd538009ad419d5d222613
Rating: 4.3 (15 reviews)

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Amazon COMPLETE DIET FOOD - Royal Canin Veterinary Hypoallergenic, dry food for adult cats, can help reduce intolerances to ingredients and nutrients. HYDROLYZED PROTEIN – Highly hydrolyzed protein with a low molecular weight; source of selected carbohydrates (rice) for a particularly well-tolerated daily recipe. SKIN BARRIER & FATTY ACIDS – Contains EPA/DHA and linoleic acid; these nutrients can support normal skin function and help preserve a stable skin barrier. DIGESTION – Adapted formula with raw fibres and prebiotic components (e.g. FOS) to support a balanced intestinal flora and regulated transit on a daily basis. USE – Recommended feeding time: 3–8 weeks; if signs of intolerance disappear, use up to 1 year; seek veterinary advice before and during the extension.

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COMPLETE DIET FOOD - Royal Canin Veterinary Hypoallergenic, dry food for adult cats, can help reduce intolerances to ingredients and nutrients. HYDROLYZED PROTEIN – Highly hydrolyzed protein with a low molecular weight; source of selected carbohydrates (rice) for a particularly well-tolerated daily recipe. SKIN BARRIER & FATTY ACIDS – Contains EPA/DHA and linoleic acid; these nutrients can support normal skin function and help preserve a stable skin barrier. DIGESTION – Adapted formula with raw fibres and prebiotic components (e.g. FOS) to support a balanced intestinal flora and regulated transit on a daily basis. USE – Recommended feeding time: 3–8 weeks; if signs of intolerance disappear, use up to 1 year; seek veterinary advice before and during the extension.