Royal Canin Canine Sensitivity Control

Royal Canin Canine Sensitivity Control (Wet) is ideal for dogs struggling with food intolerances and allergies.

What it’s for

Just like humans, dogs can be allergic to certain ingredients in their food. The most obvious sign of an allergy is itchy, flakey or irritated skin. If they keep eating the thing that makes them sick, these skin problems can spread over their whole body – making for a very uncomfortable and unhappy pet!

If you suspect that your dog is allergic to something they’re eating, it’s really important to talk to a vet as soon as possible. They might suggest that you try a food elimination diet to figure out what’s triggering your dog’s allergies. This means completely changing your dog’s diet to the simplest things possible and reintroducing different ingredients individually to see which one’s causing the trouble. This food’s simple recipe makes it ideal for elimination diets, since its hypoallergenic formula means it’s unlikely to trigger any allergies itself.

Key benefits

• reduced number of protein sources, making it very easy to digest
• contains EPA and DHA, fatty acids that help to heal your dog’s damaged skin
• special ingredients to help strengthen the skin’s natural barrier.

How it works

Royal Canin Canine Sensitivity Control (Wet) is designed to tackle the main causes of allergies and to help your pooch manage their side effects. It's made with a smaller number of protein sources than other dog foods, which makes the food much gentler on your dog’s tummy and easier to digest.

The high levels of fatty acids (EPA and DHA) help to strengthen the natural ability of your dog’s skin to heal after an allergic reaction and to stop further infections in their tracks. The food is also made with all of the essential nutrients and ingredients needed to help your dog live a fit and healthy life.

Veterinary diets like this one have been specially made to support pets with specific medical conditions. Because of this, they might not be suitable for all pets, so we'd recommend getting professional advice before feeding them to your pet. If you think your dog could benefit from eating Royal Canin Canine Sensitivity Control (Wet), why not have a chat with your vet?

Not recommended in cases of:

- Pancreatitis