Description
ROYAL CANIN Mini Puppy food is meticulously crafted to meet the specific nutritional requirements of puppies aged 2-10 months, anticipated to reach an adult weight of up to 10kg. Recognizing the significance of your puppy’s growth phase, marked by transformative changes and newfound discoveries, this formula prioritizes immune system development. Featuring a patented antioxidant complex, including vitamin E, it aids in fortifying your puppy’s natural defenses throughout its growth journey.
The kibble is uniquely shaped and small, facilitating easy chewing for your puppy’s petite mouth. The optimized aroma and flavor cater to even the pickiest eaters, promoting dental health and overall oral hygiene. Enriched with high-quality protein, notably L.I.P for its superior digestibility, and prebiotics, ROYAL CANIN Mini Puppy promotes digestive health. This combination fosters a balanced intestinal flora, leading to optimal stool quality by minimizing both odor and quantity.
Key Features:
- Immune System Support: Facilitates the gradual development of the puppy’s immune system through a patented antioxidant complex, including vitamin E.
- Intense Energy Content: Meets the energy needs of small breed puppies during their growth phase, satisfying even the fussiest appetites.
- Digestive Health: A blend of high-quality protein (L.I.P) and prebiotics (FOS) supports digestive health and maintains a balance of intestinal flora, contributing to superior stool quality.
Ingredients: Complete feed for small breed puppies (up to 10 kg) aged up to 10 months. Ingredients include dehydrated poultry protein, rice, animal fats, vegetable protein isolate, maize, beet pulp, and other essential nutrients.
Feeding Guidelines: Precise feeding recommendations are provided based on the puppy’s age and expected adult weight, ensuring optimal nutrition without overfeeding. Consultation with a veterinarian is encouraged to establish a suitable feeding and snacking schedule.
HUFT Tip: While puppies are often eager eaters, it’s crucial not to overfeed them. Consult your vet to determine an appropriate feeding schedule to ensure your pet receives essential nutrition without unnecessary weight gain.
