Royal Canin Starter Mother & Babydog Adult & Puppy Maxi Dry Large Dog Food 15kg

This product is created for animals and is not intended for human use What is Royal Canin Starter Mother & Babydog Adult & Puppy Maxi Dry Large Dog Food 15kg? Royal Canin Maxi Starter Mother & Babydog is a specifically designed, nutritious diet catering to the unique needs of large breed dogs and their newborn puppies. Well-suited for large dogs weighing 26 to 44kg and puppies up to 2 months old, it addresses the high energy needs of mother dogs at the end of gestation and during lactation, and supports the healthy growth of suckling puppies. Enhanced with premium ingredients, it consists of beneficial prebiotics and highly digestible proteins that are designed to provide wholesome nutrition and optimal digestion. What are the benefits? The unique formulation caters to the high energy demands of large dogs during gestation and lactation, while equally beneficial for the healthy development of puppies. It contains added vitamins C and E and Omega-3 fatty acids like DHA that promote healthy brain development in puppies. The kibble is easily rehydratable to create an appetising porridge-like texture for easier consumption. What are the key features? Nutritionally tailored to support new mothers and their puppies during weaning period. Formulated to meet the high energy needs of large dogs during pregnancy and nursing stages. Enriched with vitamins C and E, and Omega-3 for brain development in puppies. What are the precautions? Follow recommended feeding instructions. Always ensure fresh water is available for your pet. Consult a veterinary professional if you have any concerns regarding your pets health or diet. Usage How to use Royal Canin Starter Mother & Babydog Adult & Puppy Maxi Dry Large Dog Food 15kg Measure out the recommended daily serving based on your pets weight and age. If desired, rehydrate the kibble with water to create a porridge-like texture. Feed your pet, adjusting portions as necessary to maintain optimal weight and noting any changes in your pets health or behaviour. Usage