ROYAL CANIN ANALLERGENIC DOG DRY FOOD [3 KG]
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What Is Royal Canin Anallergenic Dog Dry Food 3kg?
Royal Canin Anallergenic Dog Dry Food 3kg is a complete veterinary diet for adult dogs with diagnosed or suspected ingredient and nutrient intolerances.
It uses extensively hydrolysed feather protein, which is broken into very small peptides and amino acids to reduce the risk of an adverse food reaction. Its controlled formula also supports the skin barrier and limits exposure to common food allergens.
Who Is This For?
Royal Canin Anallergenic may be recommended when:
- Your dog has recurring itching that your veterinarian suspects may be food-related.
- Your dog develops skin redness, excessive scratching or repeated ear problems.
- Your dog experiences recurring vomiting, loose stools or digestive discomfort linked to food intolerance.
- Your veterinarian recommends a strict elimination diet.
- Your dog has reacted poorly to regular food or a less-restricted hydrolysed diet.
- Your dog has been exposed to several protein sources, making it difficult to identify the exact trigger.
- Your dog needs a complete veterinary diet manufactured to restrict exposure to potential food allergens.
Do not select this food based only on itching, vomiting or loose stools. Parasites, infections and other medical conditions can cause similar signs and require proper veterinary diagnosis.
Royal Canin Anallergenic is formulated for adult dogs and is available as a veterinary-exclusive diet.
Composition — What’s In It?
- Maize starch — the selected carbohydrate source. Its purified composition helps limit exposure to additional food proteins during an elimination diet.
- Low-molecular-weight feather hydrolysate — the selected protein source. Hydrolysis breaks the protein into tiny oligopeptides and amino acids that are less likely to trigger an adverse immune response.
- Copra oil — provides concentrated dietary energy from coconut-derived fat.
- Soya oil — provides essential fatty acids that help nourish the skin and coat.
- Fish oil — supplies omega-3 fatty acids that support healthy skin and normal inflammatory balance.
- Vegetable fibres — support normal intestinal movement and stool formation.
- Chicory pulp and fructo-oligosaccharides — provide prebiotics, which are nutrients that support beneficial bacteria in the digestive system.
- Animal fat — supplies concentrated energy and helps make the food palatable.
- Marigold extract — provides lutein, an antioxidant that helps protect cells from free-radical damage.
- Antioxidant complex — helps neutralise free radicals, which are unstable molecules that can damage cells.
Analytical Constituents
- Protein: 18%
- Fat content: 16.5%
- Crude ash: 6.5%
- Crude fibre: 1.7%
- Essential fatty acid – linoleic acid: 27.2g per kg
The formula uses low-molecular-weight feather hydrolysate as its selected protein source and maize starch as its selected carbohydrate source.
How to Use It
Feed Royal Canin Anallergenic only under the guidance of a qualified veterinarian.
During an elimination diet, feed this food exclusively. Do not give regular treats, table food, milk, flavoured medicines, dental chews, supplements or another pet food unless your veterinarian approves them.
Even a small amount of another protein may interfere with the elimination trial and make the results difficult to interpret.
Measure your dog’s complete daily quantity and divide it into two or more meals. Keep clean drinking water available at all times.
Royal Canin recommends feeding Anallergenic for an initial period of 3–8 weeks. If the signs of intolerance disappear, your veterinarian may recommend continuing the diet indefinitely.
Transitioning to a New Food
Follow your veterinarian’s transition instructions. Unless your vet recommends another plan:
Days 1–2: 75% current food + 25% Royal Canin Anallergenic
Days 3–4: 50% current food + 50% Royal Canin Anallergenic
Days 5–6: 25% current food + 75% Royal Canin Anallergenic
Day 7 onwards: 100% Royal Canin Anallergenic
A gradual transition may help prevent digestive upset. However, your veterinarian may recommend a faster change when beginning a controlled elimination trial.
Feeding Guide
The quantities below are approximate daily recommendations when feeding Royal Canin Anallergenic dry food alone.
| Dog’s Weight | Thin | Normal Weight | Overweight |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2kg | 53g | 46g | 40g |
| 4kg | 88g | 78g | 67g |
| 6kg | 120g | 105g | 91g |
| 8kg | 149g | 131g | 113g |
| 10kg | 176g | 155g | 133g |
| 15kg | 238g | 209g | 181g |
| 20kg | 295g | 260g | 224g |
| 25kg | 349g | 307g | 265g |
| 30kg | 400g | 352g | 304g |
| 35kg | 449g | 395g | 341g |
| 40kg | 497g | 437g | 377g |
| 45kg | 543g | 477g | 412g |
| 50kg | 587g | 517g | 446g |
| 55kg | 631g | 555g | 479g |
| 60kg | 673g | 592g | 512g |
| 70kg | 756g | 665g | 574g |
| 80kg | 835g | 735g | 635g |
These quantities are starting points. Your veterinarian may adjust the portion according to your dog’s target weight, activity, body condition and response to the diet.
Follow the quantities recommended by your vet for dogs on a veterinary diet.
Common Questions
Is Royal Canin Anallergenic the same as Royal Canin Hypoallergenic?
No. Both are veterinary hydrolysed-protein diets, but Anallergenic uses extensively hydrolysed feather protein with a very low molecular weight and a tightly controlled production process.
Your veterinarian will decide which formula is more appropriate based on your dog’s history and response to previous diets.
Why does Royal Canin Anallergenic use feather protein?
The feather protein is extensively hydrolysed, meaning it is broken into extremely small peptides and amino acids.
This allows the formula to provide protein nutrition while reducing the risk that your dog’s immune system will recognise and react to the original protein.
Can I give my dog treats while feeding Royal Canin Anallergenic?
Avoid all other foods and treats during an elimination trial unless your veterinarian approves them.
Regular treats, table scraps, dental chews and flavoured medicines may contain proteins that interfere with the trial.
How long should my dog eat Royal Canin Anallergenic?
The initial recommended feeding period is 3–8 weeks.
If the signs of intolerance disappear, your veterinarian may recommend continuing the diet indefinitely.
Can a healthy dog eat Royal Canin Anallergenic?
Do not use this food as a routine diet simply to prevent allergies.
It is a veterinary-exclusive formula developed for dogs with specific nutritional needs and should be selected with a veterinarian.
What should I do if my dog refuses the food?
Speak to your veterinarian before adding chicken, meat, broth, gravy, wet food or flavouring.
These additions may introduce unwanted proteins and interfere with the elimination diet.
Can I give supplements with Royal Canin Anallergenic?
Only use supplements approved by your veterinarian.
Flavoured tablets, capsules, oils and chewable supplements may contain animal proteins or other ingredients that affect the trial.
What’s in the Box?
1 sealed manufacturer pack of Royal Canin Anallergenic Dog Dry Food weighing 3kg.
The 3kg pack is an official Royal Canin size and is listed as the exact selling unit on Animeal.
Store the food in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, heat and moisture.
Reseal the pack properly after every use. Check the batch number, best-before date and storage instructions printed on the packaging before feeding.
Veterinary Diet Notice
This is a complete veterinary prescription diet formulated for dogs with specific medical conditions. Use only under veterinary guidance. Do not feed without a vet's recommendation.
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