PRODUCT DETAILS:
• Helps support adult cats with a tendency to gain weight
• Chunks in gravy
• Helps maintain optimal health and muscle mass
• Helps support a healthy urinary system

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
Maintaining your cat's ideal weight is vital for its general health. However, sometimes this can be is easier said than done, particularly when it has a tendency to gain weight but it's still hungry only at meal times - and isn't overeating. If your cat isn't full before its bowl is empty, and, you know that it isn't being overfed - in accordance with its recommended daily intake - coming up with ideas to help it prevent excess weight gain can seem like a near-impossible task.

ROYAL CANIN® Light Weight Care in Gravy helps reduce the calorie intake of cats by as much as 19% to help limit weight gain and maintain a healthy weight bracket. The nutrients are also enriched with L-Carnitine to help support and stimulate a healthy and fast-acting metabolism. When consuming a type of food to maintain a healthy weight, your cat's diet will play a big part in the maintenance of muscle mass and keeping fat levels at an optimum level. ROYAL CANIN® Light Weight Care in Gravy contains a high protein content to contribute to muscle mass, without compromising the calorie reduction needed to limit weight gain - resulting in a lean, healthy body type for your cat. Additionally, the nutrients in this product support a healthy urinary system for healthy bladder function maintenance.

KEY BENEFITS:
PROVEN RESULTS
Over 90% of cats achieved healthier weight in 8 weeks*
*When following ROYAL CANIN® Light Weight Care nutritional program (combining dry and wet formulas). Royal Canin internal study.

WEIGHT MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
1. Providing complete and balanced nutrition across both our wet and dry formulas, enabling you to choose the perfect combination for your cat. 
2. Get your cat active with in-home games and feeding puzzles. 
3. Avoid human food and fatty snacks. 
4. If you have any questions or concerns about your cat's health, please contact your veterinarian.