Royal Canin Gastrointestinal in Loaf is specifically formulated to help support your dog’s digestive health in cases of acute and chronic diarrhoea, maldigestion, or similar digestive sensitivities. It is recommended that a veterinarian's opinion be sought before use. Feed Gastrointestinal in Loaf up to 12 weeks. Royal Canin Gastrointestinal loaf is a complete dietetic feed for dogs, formulated to help reduce acute intestinal absorptive disorders, and promote nutritional restoration and convalescence.
Royal Canin Gastrointestinal in Loaf is specifically formulated to help support your dog’s digestive health in cases of acute and chronic diarrhoea, maldigestion, or similar digestive sensitivities. It is recommended that a veterinarian's opinion be sought before use. Feed Gastrointestinal in Loaf up to 12 weeks. Royal Canin Gastrointestinal loaf is a complete dietetic feed for dogs, formulated to help reduce acute intestinal absorptive disorders, and promote nutritional restoration and convalescence.
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last seen 12 May 2026
The lowest price we last saw for Royal Canin Veterinary Gastrointestinal Dog Loaf (12 x 400 g) was $126.42 at Vivapets (last seen 12 May 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $9.28 on 30 June 2025.
Prices last updated 12 May 2026.
Royal Canin Veterinary Gastrointestinal Dog Loaf (12 x 400 g)
Royal Canin Gastrointestinal in Loaf is specifically formulated to help support your dog’s digestive health in cases of acute and chronic diarrhoea, maldigestion, or similar digestive sensitivities. It is recommended that a veterinarian's opinion be sought before use. Feed Gastrointestinal in Loaf up to 12 weeks. Royal Canin Gastrointestinal loaf is a complete dietetic feed for dogs, formulated to help reduce acute intestinal absorptive disorders, and promote nutritional restoration and convalescence.
Royal Canin Gastrointestinal in Loaf is specifically formulated to help support your dog’s digestive health in cases of acute and chronic diarrhoea, maldigestion, or similar digestive sensitivities. It is recommended that a veterinarian's opinion be sought before use. Feed Gastrointestinal in Loaf up to 12 weeks. Royal Canin Gastrointestinal loaf is a complete dietetic feed for dogs, formulated to help reduce acute intestinal absorptive disorders, and promote nutritional restoration and convalescence.
Last updated at 12/05/2026 15:16:12
Royal Canin Veterinary Gastrointestinal Dog Loaf (12 x 400 g)
Delivery $85.40
originally posted on petcircle.com.au
My German Shepherd was on Royal Canin many years ago but he struggled to poop and ended up with backed-up anal glands (TMI I know, but needs to be said). So for years I didn't use Royal Canin again. His tummy was okay with intermittent bouts of diarrhea which we just thought was because he is a GSD and they are very sensitive.He's nine and a half years old now. After three months of consistent diarrhea, two courses of antibiotics, and two vet visits totalling $350AUD, I finally went to a new vet who said I should try the Royal Canin Gastro. It cleared up his bloating and diarrhea within two days. He's on an 'aggressive weight loss' plan so he has 1 can and about 450 grams of the Gastro kibble a day just for now. He is of course losing weight, but his stools have ... MoreMy German Shepherd was on Royal Canin many years ago but he struggled to poop and ended up with backed-up anal glands (TMI I know, but needs to be said). So for years I didn't use Royal Canin again. His tummy was okay with intermittent bouts of diarrhea which we just thought was because he is a GSD and they are very sensitive.He's nine and a half years old now. After three months of consistent diarrhea, two courses of antibiotics, and two vet visits totalling $350AUD, I finally went to a new vet who said I should try the Royal Canin Gastro. It cleared up his bloating and diarrhea within two days. He's on an 'aggressive weight loss' plan so he has 1 can and about 450 grams of the Gastro kibble a day just for now. He is of course losing weight, but his stools have firmed up and they are healthy, and even his skin is clearing up a bit (he had allergies to foods tested years ago and that resulted in a yeast infection that has been very hard to get rid of, malaseb and steroids etc over the years).Point is, Royal Canin Gastrointestinal OBVIOUSLY has worked for my German Shepherd's very sensitive tummy, and thank GOODness he loves the taste. It's a bit pricier than the food he was on before, but if it keeps him healthy, that's a very fair trade off (plus no more visits to the vet for runny tummies saves money, too).
originally posted on vetslovepets.com.au
Our border collie kelpie x, suffers from epilepsy.. he was undiagnosed for two years, even after many vet trips. He got pancreatitis and then diarrhoea several times and then a long time friend and former vet recommended Royal Canin. It changed his and our life. I tried many diets and this product has transformed our boy into a happy healthy boy.
originally posted on vetslovepets.com.au
Our 15yo labrador loves this and it has helped keep him eating with numerous health problems. In the past year he has had a kidney removed due to cancer, recurring pancreatitis and skin infections. He and is now on thyroid medication and is bouncing around with good health.We have tried some other low fat canned food but he didn't like it as much.The fast service and good prices from Vets love Pets ia also great!
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Royal Canin Veterinary Gastrointestinal Dog Loaf (12 x 400 g)
Delivery $85.40
My German Shepherd was on Royal Canin many years ago but he struggled to poop and ended up with backed-up anal glands (TMI I know, but needs to be said). So for years I didn't use Royal Canin again. His tummy was okay with intermittent bouts of diarrhea which we just thought was because he is a GSD and they are very sensitive.He's nine and a half years old now. After three months of consistent diarrhea, two courses of antibiotics, and two vet visits totalling $350AUD, I finally went to a new vet who said I should try the Royal Canin Gastro. It cleared up his bloating and diarrhea within two days. He's on an 'aggressive weight loss' plan so he has 1 can and about 450 grams of the Gastro kibble a day just for now. He is of course losing weight, but his stools have ... MoreMy German Shepherd was on Royal Canin many years ago but he struggled to poop and ended up with backed-up anal glands (TMI I know, but needs to be said). So for years I didn't use Royal Canin again. His tummy was okay with intermittent bouts of diarrhea which we just thought was because he is a GSD and they are very sensitive.He's nine and a half years old now. After three months of consistent diarrhea, two courses of antibiotics, and two vet visits totalling $350AUD, I finally went to a new vet who said I should try the Royal Canin Gastro. It cleared up his bloating and diarrhea within two days. He's on an 'aggressive weight loss' plan so he has 1 can and about 450 grams of the Gastro kibble a day just for now. He is of course losing weight, but his stools have firmed up and they are healthy, and even his skin is clearing up a bit (he had allergies to foods tested years ago and that resulted in a yeast infection that has been very hard to get rid of, malaseb and steroids etc over the years).Point is, Royal Canin Gastrointestinal OBVIOUSLY has worked for my German Shepherd's very sensitive tummy, and thank GOODness he loves the taste. It's a bit pricier than the food he was on before, but if it keeps him healthy, that's a very fair trade off (plus no more visits to the vet for runny tummies saves money, too).
Our border collie kelpie x, suffers from epilepsy.. he was undiagnosed for two years, even after many vet trips. He got pancreatitis and then diarrhoea several times and then a long time friend and former vet recommended Royal Canin. It changed his and our life. I tried many diets and this product has transformed our boy into a happy healthy boy.
Our 15yo labrador loves this and it has helped keep him eating with numerous health problems. In the past year he has had a kidney removed due to cancer, recurring pancreatitis and skin infections. He and is now on thyroid medication and is bouncing around with good health.We have tried some other low fat canned food but he didn't like it as much.The fast service and good prices from Vets love Pets ia also great!
This is the only thing that solved my very sick dog's gastric problems. Together with the dry low fat gastrointestinal kibble she feeds on, she has put on weight, her coat is now thicker and she's a happier dog.Customer service from Petcircle great and prompt delivery every time. Thku
Purchased this brand because Hills Prescription was out of stock, WILL NOT BE BUYING ANYMORE. Labelled as low fat gastrointestinal, there is no ingredient labeling on the cans so fat content is unknown even though Vet thought would be OK. Seems to be manufactured in European Union somewhere unknown. Majority of inscriptions are in foreign languages. Is more expensive than Hills Prescription although is a slightly larger can. Our dog is a red healer suffering from acute pancreatitis, consequently his diet is critical, when opened the product has a very strong odour, it is mixed with our own no fat dietry food (As is the Hills when available), the Royal Canin product causes diarrhea which the other product does not. CANNOT RECOMMEND, SORRY.
Pet circle are a great company to buy from. Packaged well & delivered in a timely manor. Sometimes the royal canin gastrointestinal low gi is not in stock, so I do have to purchase elsewhere. It’s a popular product & I completely understand logistics/stock availability can be difficult- I recognise this is no fault to pet circle & always check online first to see if you have it. You are by far my preferred company to deal with.Thanks pet circle, I appreciate you.
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