Filling, lower-calorie food for sterilised dogs
Has your dog gained weight after sterilisation?
Sterilisation is a major event in your dog’s life. While it makes caring for them easier, it also puts them at a risk of gaining weight. If their nutrition isn’t looked after well, they may be vulnerable to obesity issues. Your dog needs...
Royal Canin’s Sterilised contains 14% less calories
… a nutrition regimen strengthens his muscles and bones. Royal Canin's Sterilised range combines high-protein with moderate fat to keep your dog’s weight in check. You can aid your dog’s weight loss by doing the following activities.
You can do more to help your dog
Increase their physical activity. Play for a longer time with him. Keep his diet in check, avoid feeding table scraps. Instead, offer him healthy treats like baby carrots or green beans. However if your dog is so obese...
Does the problem still persist?
… that you can’t feel the ribs of your dog after touching near its stomach after 60 days, he may be vulnerable to obesity related complications. Please contact your veterinarian and arrange for a checkup. With your love and attention, he will lead a normal, healthy, and playful life.
Nutrition to support your sterilised dog
Our Sterilised Dry Range
Our Sterilised Wet Range
Tips to help your dog stay trim
A few hints and tips to help keep your dog healthy, active and in shape.
Keep active
Make sure your dog stays active by taking them for regular walks and preferably somewhere you can let them off the lead to run freely. You can also keep them active with games in the park or at home.
Kibble rewards
You may be used to giving your dog snacks as rewards, but if they become less active this can lead to weight gain. As an alternative, use kibbles from your dog’s meal allowance as rewards rather than giving them additional snacks.