Royal Vet Canine Gastro Intestinal GI25 2kg: Digestive Health for Dogs
Therapeutic food that relieves diarrhea and vomiting in dogs, restoring their digestive health with a clinically endorsed formula.
22,82 €
Description
Veterinary Analysis of ROYAL VET Canine Gastrointestinal GI25 2kg Dog Food: Digestive Health for Dogs
Royal Canin Gastrointestinal GI25 is a veterinary food specifically formulated for dogs with acute or chronic digestive disorders. From clinical veterinarians to canine nutritionists, this product is widely recommended for treating conditions such as gastroenteritis, malabsorption syndrome, colitis, and during gastrointestinal postoperative recovery. Its highly digestible formula supports a balanced intestinal ecosystem, improves stool quality, and reduces the frequency of digestive symptoms.
Analytical Composition and Actives
- Crude protein: 25 %
- Crude fat: 20 %
- Crude fibers: 1.7 %
- Raw ash: 6.1 %
- Humidity: 8%
- Omega 3 and 6 fatty acids: to modulate intestinal inflammation
- Fructo-oligosaccharides (FOS) and mannan-oligosaccharides (MOS): prebiotics for balanced intestinal flora
- Rice and hydrolyzed proteins: highly digestible ingredients that reduce intestinal load
- Vitamins A, D3, E, B12: immune and digestive support
Dosage and Correct Administration
The dosage varies depending on the dog's weight and clinical condition. The following is recommended:
- Dogs weighing 2-5 kg: 45-90 g/day
- Dogs weighing 5-10 kg: 90-150 g/day
- Dogs weighing 10-20 kg: 150-260 g/day
- Dogs weighing 20-40 kg: 260-440 g/day
- Dogs weighing 40-60 kg: 440-600 g/day
Divide the ration into 2-3 feedings per day. The duration of treatment should be assessed by a veterinarian. A gradual food transition of at least 7 days is recommended.
Safety, Side Effects and Contraindications
- Safety: Clinically proven in dogs with gastrointestinal diseases.
- Possible side effects: Changes in appetite or soft stools during the first few days of adaptation.
- Contraindicated in: Acute pancreatitis, dogs with severe hyperlipidemia, or the need for specific low-fat diets.
- Caution: Do not administer without veterinary supervision if the dog has advanced kidney or liver disease.
Differential Benefits at CUCUVET
- Free online veterinary advice before and after purchase
- Guaranteed stock, refrigerated to preserve nutrients
- Delivery in 24-48 hours with real-time tracking
- Exclusive discounts for extended treatments
- Guarantee of authenticity direct from Royal Canin
Frequently Asked Questions about Royal Canin GI25 2kg
- How long should I feed my dog Royal Canin GI25?
It will depend on the clinical diagnosis. In chronic cases, it can be administered continuously. You should always consult with your veterinarian. - Does this feed require a veterinary prescription?
Not necessarily, but its use is recommended under professional veterinary supervision. - Is it suitable for dogs with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)?
Yes, it is indicated as part of the nutritional management of IBD. - Can I give it to my dog with food allergies?
Yes, but if the allergies are severe or multiple, a specific hypoallergenic food may be more suitable. - Does it work for dogs with antibiotic-associated diarrhea?
Yes, its prebiotic content helps to restore altered intestinal flora. - Does it contain gluten or cereals?
It contains rice, a highly digestible cereal with low allergenic potential, but it does not contain gluten. - Can it be combined with gastrointestinal wet food?
Yes, Royal Canin offers compatible wet food versions. It is recommended to discuss feeding ratios with your veterinarian. - How should I store the product after opening it?
Store in a cool, dry place, tightly sealed in its original packaging. Best before 6 weeks. - Does it include a measuring spoon?
No, it is recommended to use a kitchen scale for accuracy. - Do you offer home delivery?
Yes, CUCUVET ships to the Balearic Islands within 24-48 business hours.
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