Many pets are overweight, which affects their joints as well as their general health. Make your dog maintain a good body condition with a nutritious, palatable and satiating food.

ROYAL CANIN® Light Weight Care Mini is a food suitable for dogs up to 10 kg.

This palatable recipe has a high digestible protein content to ensure that your dog reduces its calorie intake and loses fat but not muscle mass.

To help your dog achieve weight reduction and avoid the health complications associated with being overweight, this formula has been specifically created with a radically lower fat content than usual.

An optimal combination of soluble and insoluble fibers helps your dog feel satiated. It also ensures regular, healthy transit and better digestion.

One of the multiple qualities of omega 3 fatty acids is their anti-inflammatory properties. This formula is enriched with EPA and DHA long-chain omega-3 fatty acids that support your dog's joint health.

Our Light Weight Care nutritional program is available in two formats: a crunchy kibble and an appetizing pate in sachets. Two complete nutritional options that complement each other perfectly, why not try the pâté combined with the dry food?

But it's not just us who say so, as it has been scientifically proven in Royal Canin's own facilities that ROYAL CANIN® Light Weight Care Mini contains 31% less fat than a regular adult dog food. This means that the success of ROYAL CANIN® Light Weight Care Mini is proven.

 

Benefits:

 

Limits weight gain.

A high protein content* (30%) helps maintain muscle mass and a low fat content* (11%) helps limit weight gain. An optimal combination of soluble and insoluble fibers will keep you satiated, while omega-3 fats support healthy joint movement. Complete, palatable and satiating nutrition that keeps your dog lean and his joints healthy.

What else can you do for your dog?

What else can you do for your dog? Keep your dog active by walking with him, or playing in the park or at home. Use kibble from his ration as a treat, instead of giving him snacks. And, most importantly, follow the feeding guidelines on the package. If you have any questions or concerns regarding your dog's health, contact your veterinarian.