ROYAL CANIN® Mini Adult Dog Food - 2kg Bag

This food is designed for adult small breed dogs weighing up to 10kg and who are over 10 months old.

Yes, Royal Canin Mini Adult dry food is perfectly compatible with Royal Canin Mini Adult wet food (e.g., Morsels In Gravy). Mixed feeding can offer your dog a variety of textures and enhance hydration.

The customized kibble size is crucial as it's specifically adapted to fit small jaws, making it easier for your dog to pick up and chew. This promotes better digestion and makes mealtime more enjoyable, especially for dogs with smaller mouths.

Yes, Royal Canin Mini Adult features a selection of exclusive aromas designed to stimulate the appetite of even the most particular small dogs, encouraging them to eat their meals and receive essential nutrients.

The formula includes a balanced ratio of essential nutrients, including vitamin D, which are critical for the maintenance of strong and healthy bones in adult small dogs.

To maintain freshness and prevent spoilage, store the food in a cool, dry place. It's best to keep it in its original packaging within an airtight container and ensure the bag is securely sealed after each use.

No, Royal Canin Mini Adult is specifically formulated for *adult* small dogs (over 10 months). Puppies have different nutritional needs and should be fed a diet specifically designed for growing puppies.

Highly digestible ingredients ensure that your dog's body can efficiently absorb and utilize the nutrients from the food. This promotes optimal health support, reduces the risk of digestive upset, and helps maintain overall gut health.

Ensure a gradual transition over 7-10 days if it's a new food. If your dog is usually a picky eater, the selected aromas in Royal Canin Mini Adult are designed to stimulate appetite. Check if the food is fresh and stored correctly. Consult a vet if loss of appetite persists, as it could indicate an underlying health issue.

Review the feeding guidelines on the package. Daily portions depend on your dog's weight and activity level. Adjust the amount slightly up or down as needed. Ensure treats are accounted for in the daily calorie intake. If weight issues continue, consult your veterinarian for advice on portion control or potential health concerns.

Ensure you transitioned the food slowly over 7-10 days. Abrupt changes can upset sensitive stomachs. Confirm your dog has constant access to fresh water. If symptoms are severe or persist, discontinue use and seek veterinary advice immediately.