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Working toward a goal of improving gastrointestinal (GI) health of pets through nutrition, the Royal Canin GI range offers a complete range of precise, innovative solutions for your patients’ unique needs.
Expanding the Range Through Innovation
With these new innovations meeting previously unmet needs, now more of your GI patients can benefit from precisely designed nutrition.
- GI Low Fat + Hydrolyzed Protein for Dogs
- GI Hydrolyzed Protein for Cats
NEW Gastrointestinal Low Fat + Hydrolyzed Protein
As a low fat, hydrolyzed protein diet, Gastrointestinal Low Fat + Hydrolyzed Protein may be a great choice for dogs with food sensitivities needing a fat-restricted, complete and balanced diet.Â
Benefits
Low Fat
For the nutritional management of dogs needing a fat-restricted diet
Digestive Support
A combination of highly digestible proteins and balanced fibers, including prebiotics and EPA+DHA, helps support digestive health
Fiber Balance
Adapted fiber level to provide appropriate energy levels for weight maintenance despite fat restriction
Hydrolyzed Protein
Hydrolyzed protein soy protein is highly digestible and supports long-term gastrointestinal health in dogs that may experience food-responsive sensitivities
NEW Gastrointestinal Hydrolyzed Protein
Making strides as the first hydrolyzed protein GI diet available for cats, Gastrointestinal Hydrolyzed Protein is a highly digestible, complete and balanced diet for cats with food sensitivities.
Benefits
Hydrolyzed Protein
Hydrolyzed protein soy protein is highly digestible and supports long-term gastrointestinal health in cats that may experience food-responsive sensitivitiesDigestive Support
A combination of highly digestible proteins and balanced fibers, including prebiotics and EPA+DHA, helps support digestive health
High Energy
High-energy content, 12.6% more than Feline Gastrointestinal Moderate Calorie dry, to reduce meal volume and decrease intestinal load
S/O Index
This diet promotes a urinary environment unfavorable to the development of both struvite and calcium oxalate crystalsSpotlight on Our New Diets
GI Fiber Response Cat
Now available in wet
- Helps in the management of cats experiencing constipation or other fiber-responsive conditions
- Includes psyllium as the key fiber to support healthy transit and optimal stool quality
- CLINICAL TRIAL RESULTS
GI High Fiber Dog
Now available in wet
- Helps regulate intestinal transit in dogs experiencing fiber-responsive diarrhea or constipation
- Includes prebiotics and EPA+DHA as key nutrients to support digestive health
GI Low Fat Small Dog
Now available
- Contains added benefits to meet their specific needs
- Includes a tailored fiber content, an adapted kibble size, and the support of urinary health with S/O Index
A Focus on the Microbiome from the Beginning
Using years of robust research identifying optimal nutrients, each one of our GI diets is tailored with the precise amount needed for specific conditions and patient needs.
- Prebiotics
- Essential Fatty Acids
- Psyllium
- Zeolite
What are prebiotics?
Prebiotics are dietary fibers that help stimulate growth of beneficial bacteria in the GI tract.
How do they help?
The inclusion of beneficial prebiotics in the pet's diet helps enhance intestinal short chain fatty acids and immune function.
BONUS FACT
Royal Canin includes MOS in almost all of our GI diets. Mannanoligosaccharides (MOS), from hydrolyzed yeast, helps prevents pathogens from adhering to intestinal wall and stimulates an immune response against pathogenic microbes.
What are essential fatty acids?
Marine-based omega-3s, EPA+DHA, are found in fish oil and marine microalgae oil.
How do essential fatty acids help?
The inclusion of marine based omega-3s, EPA+DHA can modulate inflammation.
What is psyllium?
Psyllium is a natural soluble fiber derived from the husks of psyllium seeds.
How can this nutrient help?
Psyllium has the ability to absorb up to 10 times its weight in water to form a viscous gel.1 It plays an important role in regulating gastrointestinal transit time and stool quality.
1Pibot P, Biourge V, Elliott D. Encyclopedia of Canine Clinical Nutrition (Paris: Aniwa SAS on behalf of Royal Canin, 2006), p 133.BONUS FACT
Royal Canin includes psyllium in all of our dry GI diets for cats and dogs. It's also the key feature in our GI Fiber Response wet, which is unique.
What is zeolite?
Zeolite (sodium aluminosilicate) is a natural mineral clay that is highly porous.
How can this nutrient help?
Zeolite can absorb 50% of its volume in water1 and thus helps with stool quality. It also binds toxins and can support beneficial GI microbes.
1Grandjean, Pr Dominique. Everything You Need to Know About the Role Played by Nutrients in the Health of Dogs & Cats (Paris: Aniwa Publishing, 2006), p 89.Discover Free Resources for You and Your Clients
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