Royal Canin Giant Adult Dry Dog Food

Royal Canin Giant Adult has been formulated especially for the needs of adult giant breed dogs weighing over 45 kilograms.

How it works

Since your giant breed dog will take longer to mature than their smaller breed counterparts, this food is suitable for them from the age of around eighteen months. 

The food combines high quality protein with the right amount of fibre to help keep your pet's digestion functioning at its best. Antioxidants in the food give your dog some extra support in getting rid of harmful toxins, by acting to neutralise free radicals in their system.

Royal Canin Giant Adult contains omega-3 and 6, along with glucosamine and chondroitin, which are crucial in supporting your pet's bone and joint health, protecting against pain and stiffness. The specially adapted taurine content helps to maintain the health of your dog's heart.

Key benefits

• can be fed from the age of eighteen months to two years
• high quality protein and fibre maintain healthy digestion
• antioxidants work in your pet's gut to neutralise harmful free radicals
• omegas 3 and 6, glucosamine and chondroitin support good bone and joint health
• adapted taurine content helps maintain a healthy heart

When to use it

Since giant breed dogs have distinctly different features and needs to their smaller counterparts, it's important to take these into account when choosing your pet's diet. One of the most common issues experienced by giant breed dogs is joint strain and stiffness. Because your dog's joints have a lot of weight to support, they are under more stress than a small dog's joints and therefore more prone to damage. Ensuring your dog's diet contains plenty of healthy omega fatty acids, and giving them a food adapted to their needs, is the easiest way to guard against any issues arising. 

Giant breed dogs can also be prone to certain types of heart disease. Feeding a heart friendly diet and encouraging your dog to take plenty of exercise are crucial in safeguarding their long-term health. It's also important to take your pet to the vet for regular check ups to ensure that any potential issues are discovered and treated early.