Last Updated: 17/07/2026
Royal Canin Product Updates
Find information on recent and upcoming changes to Royal Canin diets.
Author: Dr Teagan Lever BVSc (Hons)
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Discover information on the latest changes to Royal Canin Veterinary Diet products, including discontinued lines and their recommended replacements.
The following article provides an overview of upcoming changes to Royal Canin Veterinary Diet products. These updates reflect Royal Canin's ongoing commitment to improving nutritional formulations, and include the introduction of new products replacing existing lines.
Royal Canin Diabetic Diet Update
Royal Canin is updating the Diabetic Dry Dog Food range to the new and improved Royal Canin Glycobalance product. The new formula delivers all the same benefits your dog relies on, with an optimised recipe including:
- Blood glucose management — specific formula to help manage post-prandial blood glucose levels in diabetic dogs
- High protein — supports maintenance of muscle mass, which is essential in diabetic dogs
- EPA and DHA omega-3 fatty acids — now sourced from algal oil as a sustainable and effective alternative to fish oil
As always, we recommend checking with your veterinarian before making any changes to your pet's prescription diet.
We understand that changes to your pet's prescription diet can be a concern, particularly for pets with ongoing health conditions like diabetes. Royal Canin and the Pet Circle Vet Squad are here to help make the transition as smooth as possible. If you're unsure which option is best for your pet's needs, we recommend speaking with your regular veterinarian.
With any dietary change, a gradual transition over a minimum of 7 days is recommended to minimise the risk of digestive upset. Please refer to the transition guidance section below.
Discontinued Product
New Product
Royal Canin Feline Care Loaf Update
Royal Canin is retiring two loaf recipes from the Feline Care wet food range: Digestive Care Loaf and Hair & Skin Loaf. Both are moving to new textures within the same targeted nutrition lines, so your cat can keep getting the support they need.
These are texture changes rather than diet changes, but we know cats can be particular about how their food looks and feels. If your cat is a picky eater, introduce the new texture gradually alongside their current food rather than swapping cold turkey.
With any dietary change, a gradual transition over a minimum of 7 days is recommended to minimise the risk of digestive upset. Please refer to the transition guidance section below.
Discontinued Product
New Product
Royal Canin Digestive Care Loaf Adult Wet Cat Food Pouches; Pack sizes 12 x 85g; 48 x 85g
Royal Canin Digestive Care Gravy Adult Wet Cat Food Pouches Pack sizes 12 x 85g; 48 x 85g
Royal Canin Hair and Skin Loaf Adult Wet Cat Food Pouches; Pack sizes 12 x 85g; 48 x 85g
Royal Canin Hair And Skin Gravy Wet Cat Food Pouches; Pack sizes 12 x 85g; 48 x 85g
or
Royal Canin Hair and Skin Jelly Adult Wet Cat Food Pouches; Pack sizes 12 x 85g; 48 x 85g
Where can I get help?
If you have any questions or concerns, you can contact our Pet Circle Vet Squad via email on the Pet Circle website.
Ensure a Gradual Transition
Because your dog is moving from the Diabetic diet to the new Glycobalance formula, we recommend transitioning gradually over a minimum of 7 days to avoid any dietary upsets. A new recommendation from your veterinarian is required before purchasing Glycobalance.
To make this transition possible, we recommend keeping approximately a week's worth of the current Diabetic diet in reserve.
For detailed instructions on how to transition your pet's food, please see How to Introduce a New Food to Your Pet.
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