Royal Canin GI Low Fat Liquid

Royal Canin Gastrointestinal Low Fat Liquid is a specialized veterinary diet designed for dogs requiring enteral nutrition or fat restriction, such as those suffering from pancreatitis or hyperlipidaemia. This liquid formula is specifically engineered with an adapted viscosity to facilitate tube feeding and provides complete, balanced nutrition for canine recovery and convalescence.

The brand's history began in 1968 in France when veterinary surgeon Jean Cathary developed the first cereal-based diet to treat skin conditions in dogs. This pioneering approach to science-based pet nutrition led to the formal registration of the Royal Canin brand. Over the decades, the company expanded internationally, establishing itself as a leader in breed-specific and therapeutic pet foods.

In 2002, Royal Canin was acquired by Mars, Incorporated, a major American multinational known for its confectionery and pet care brands. Today, Royal Canin operates as a key division within Mars Petcare. While the brand maintains a strong manufacturing presence in its home country of France, it utilizes a global network of production facilities to serve markets worldwide, with oversight from its headquarters in Aimargues, France, and its ultimate owner, Mars, headquartered in the United States.