ROYAL CANIN Puppy Maxi Wet Dog Food 10x140g

Growth is an essential phase of life for your puppy – it is a time of big changes and new discoveries. During this crucial time, a puppy needs a complete and balanced diet with nutrients that support optimal and sustained health as it continues to grow and develop.

Royal Canin Maxi Puppy is specially formulated to meet the nutritional needs of a large breed puppy. The food is suitable for large puppies aged 2-15 months, which will reach a weight of approximately 26-44 kg when fully grown.

Royal Canin Maxi Puppy contains a patented complex of antioxidants (including the important nutrient vitamin E) to help build your puppy’s natural defences while his immune system is still developing.

High-quality L.I.P. proteins, which are characterised by very high digestive safety, as well as prebiotics such as FOS, contribute to the puppy’s balanced intestinal flora. This in turn contributes to good stool quality in your dog.

The puppies of large dogs have a long growth phase and therefore need a diet that takes into account their special needs during this phase of life. Royal Canin Maxi Puppy contains a moderate energy intake to meet your puppy’s energy needs. While too little energy would result in a deficiency, an excess of energy causes the puppy to grow too quickly – which can lead to malformations in the puppy’s skeleton.

Depending on your puppy’s lifestyle, a different variant of Royal Canin Maxi Puppy dry food is also available. If your dog is quite active, its energy needs will be higher. In that case, you can look for a puppy food that is designed for more active dogs.

All Royal Canin products undergo extensive quality control to ensure optimum feed quality and to meet your puppy’s individual nutritional needs and lifestyle. This means that with Royal Canin Maxi Puppy you offer your pup high-quality and balanced nutrition.

The benefits at a glance:

• Supports natural defences
• Promotes intestinal health
• Specially designed for the long growth phase of large breeds