Royal Canin Maxi Adult Dry Food is specially formulated to support large breed dogs' unique nutritional needs (adult weight between 26 kg and 44 kg) between the ages of 15 months and five years. It follows on from Royal Canin Maxi Puppy Dry Food, recommended for puppies aged 2 to 15 months.
The nutritional requirements of large dogs differ significantly from those of smaller breeds. They need just the right combination of nutrients and the correct amount of energy to keep their joints healthy and avoid weight gain. Royal Canin Maxi Adult provides an optimal blend designed to support your large breed throughout their young adult life, including antioxidants and omega 3 fatty acids, such as EPA and DHA.
Royal Canin Maxi Adult Dry Food supports digestibility by including only high-quality protein. And it comes with plenty of dietary fibre to improve stool quality and avoid looseness.
Royal Canin also includes ingredients that enhance the quality of your dog's skin, bones and joints, providing a complete product that will keep them happy and healthy for many years.
Choosing large breed-specific products is important. Larger dogs are more susceptible to joint wear and tear, thanks to their greater weight. Royal Canin Maxi Adult Dry Food contains all the nutrients your pup requires in the first part of their adult life thanks to its exclusive formula.
- Very high-quality protein to support digestibility and keep stomach upsets to a minimum
- Omega 3 fatty acids for skin and joint health
- Special formulation to control energy intake and maintain your dog's ideal weight
- A balanced supply of dietary fibre to improve stool quality
Royal Canin History
A stalwart of the dog food industry, Royal Canin has been on our dog food shelves for over fifty years. Originating in France in 1968, Royal Canin quickly became a top seller across Europe. It was in 1997 that they introduced their revolutionary size-specific nutrition, quickly followed two years later by their breed specific nutrition. Since its emergence on the pet food scene, veterinarians and breeders alike have been advocates of Royal Canin’s recipes and ethos. Royal Canin has even invested some of its profits into combatting obesity in dogs and into cutting edge research into premium nutrition for our canine companions.
Royal Canin Tailored Nutrition
At Royal Canin, the health and vitality of dogs is a top priority. This is why the firm designed its tailored nutrition approach that crafts formulas to ensure that every recipe created is nutritionally balanced with the optimum amount of vitamins, minerals and prebiotics dogs need.
These are not generic recipes with a one size fits all approach. Take miniature schnauzers for example with their sensitivity to fats. Royal Canin’s tailored nutrition approach ensures a special recipe with more carbohydrates and leaner meat sources. The same goes for German Shepherds. Their sensitive stomachs mean they need highly digestible proteins and Royal Canin has formulated a recipe especially for them. Royal Canin pride themselves on putting the health of every dog at the centre of every one of their recipes.
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