Royal Canin Puppy Food

The amount of Royal Canin to feed your puppy depends on their age, breed, current weight, and expected adult size. Royal Canin provides detailed feeding guides on their packaging and website to help you determine the right portion.

Typically, puppies are fed 2-4 meals per day, with smaller, more frequent meals for younger puppies. Always adjust the amount based on your puppy’s growth, appetite, and activity level, and consult your veterinarian for personalised guidance.

You should refer to the on-pack feeding guide to ensure your puppy gets the appropriate volume for optimal support, as different sized dogs will require different amounts.

Measure the Milk Powder:

Use the provided scoop or follow the recommended amount on the packaging based on the puppy's age and weight.

Add Warm Water:

Use lukewarm water (around 37°C / 98.6°F) to mix with the milk powder. The exact amount of water needed will be specified on the packaging (usually a ratio of powder to water).

Mix Well:

Stir or shake the mixture thoroughly until the powder is completely dissolved and you have a smooth, even consistency.

Check Temperature:

Always check the temperature of the milk before feeding it to your babydog puppy. It should be warm, but not too hot to avoid burns.

Yes, you can add water to any Royal Canin puppy food, especially for dry kibble. Adding warm water can soften the kibble, making it easier for young puppies to chew and swallow. This is particularly useful during the weaning phase or if your puppy has sensitive teeth or gums.

Always ensure the food is fresh and remove any uneaten moistened food after a few hours to prevent spoilage.

Royal Canin hypoallergenic puppy​ is specially made for puppies with food sensitivities, allergies, or intolerances. It uses hydrolysed proteins, which are broken down into tiny pieces to reduce the chances of triggering a reaction.

This gentle formula helps support healthy digestion, strengthens the skin’s natural barrier, and provides all the essential nutrients growing puppies need.

Royal Canin intestinal puppy is a veterinary-exclusive diet formulated to support the digestive health of puppies experiencing gastrointestinal issues such as diarrhoea, vomiting, or poor appetite.

To be given under veterinary guidance only.

When comparing Royal Canin Maxi Puppy and Royal Canin Mini Puppy, the differences are specifically tailored to the growth needs of puppies based on their expected adult size:

Target Breed Size:
 - Mini Puppy: For small breed puppies that will weigh up to 10 kg as adults.
 - Maxi Puppy: For large breed puppies that will weigh 26–44 kg as adults.

Royal Canin puppy breed-specific foods are tailored to the unique needs of each breed. Each breed diet differs in kibble size, nutritional content, and specific health support based on the breeds' growth patterns and physical traits.

For example, the Dachshund Puppy formula focuses on supporting the breed's smaller size, long spine, and joint health with precise calcium and phosphorus levels. It also includes nutrients to promote a healthy coat and digestion for smaller breed puppies.

In contrast, Labrador Puppy food is designed for larger breeds with rapid growth, prioritising controlled energy levels to avoid excessive weight gain and joint strain. It also features larger kibble to slow eating and nutrients to support their coat, joints, and immune system.

Another example is the Royal Canin Pug Puppy food. For pugs, the formula focuses on maintaining a healthy weight, as they are prone to obesity, and includes a precise balance of nutrients to support their skin health, which can be sensitive due to skin folds. The kibble is specially designed for the pug's brachycephalic (flat-faced) skull shape, making it easier for them to pick up and chew.

Yes, Royal Canin dog food for puppy is considered a high-quality option for growing puppies. It is specifically formulated to meet the nutritional needs during their critical growth stages.