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Dry Dog Food for Small Breeds, Hydrolyzed Protein Veterinary Diet for Food Sensitivities and Urinary Support, 8.8 lb

8.8 lb
$91.38
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Dry Dog Food for Small Breeds, Hydrolyzed Protein Veterinary Diet for Food Sensitivities and Urinary Support, 8.8 lb

$91.38
Sale price  $91.38 Regular price  $91.38
Size8.8 lb

Small dogs with food sensitivities can need a carefully chosen daily diet, and this hydrolyzed dry food is formulated for dogs under 22 lb. Its veterinary formula supports a feeding routine intended to minimize protein-triggered allergic responses while promoting urinary health.

Suitable as a maintenance diet or temporary elimination food, this dry kibble serves dogs whose itchy skin, irritation, or GI upset may be food-related. Veterinarian approval is required before shipment.

Key Features

  • Hydrolyzed protein can minimize the risk of a protein-triggered allergic response, supporting dogs whose skin or digestive discomfort may be linked to food.
  • The formula is tailored to small dogs under 22 lb, keeping sensitive-diet care focused on the needs of smaller breeds.
  • It promotes a urinary environment unfavorable to crystal formation, addressing a urinary concern that can affect small dogs.
  • Dry kibble provides a brushing effect during chewing, adding dental support to the dog's regular mealtime routine.
  • It can be fed as a maintenance diet or used temporarily as an elimination food, giving veterinarians flexibility when managing suspected food sensitivities.

Specifications

  • Brand: Royal Canin
  • Net weight: 8.8 lb
  • Food form: Dry kibble
  • Dog size: Under 22 lb
  • Crude protein: 22.5% min
  • Crude fat: 14.5% min
  • Crude fiber: 2.7% max
  • Moisture: 10.0% max
  • Veterinary authorization: Required before shipment

Use this formula when your veterinarian recommends a hydrolyzed diet for a small dog with food sensitivities. Confirm approval and the appropriate feeding amount with your veterinarian when planning the switch.

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