Especially for Small Breed Dogs (reaching up to 20 lbs. at adulthood) from 10 Months to 8 Years of Age. Formulated to support optimal body condition, beautiful and healthy skin and coat, and long life. Offered in a variety of sizes.Body Condition: Meeting the high energy requirements of a small breed dog does not mean giving way to all its demands. Feeding table scraps may promote excess weight, which can be harmful for the health of the adult dog. A well balanced diet with optimal protein and fat levels can help promote an appropriate weight level, allowing for necessary mobilization of energy reserves without reducing muscle tone.Beautiful & Healthy Skin and Coat: A beautiful coat and soft, supple skin is the best sign of the dog's good health. A diet deficient in essential nutrients can have an immediate and visible effect.Longer Life:When they are in good health, small breed dogs have a longer life expectancy (average of 15 years), which means additional exposure to the effects of aging. Beginning in adulthood, it is important to provide a diet that may help delay the effects of time, such as kidney and heart function and dental problems.Natural, wholesome ingredients like chicken, salmon, rice, and oatmeal have each been carefully selected for their superior nutrient values (protein, carbohydrates, fat, vitamins, and minerals). Every Royal Canin diet is formulated to provide the optimal combination of these nutrients to provide the best possible nutrition and exceptional palatability.Ingredients:Chicken, brewers rice, chicken meal, brown rice, corn gluten meal, chicken fat (preserved with mixed tocopherols), oatmeal, beet pulp, natural chicken flavor, rice hulls, brewers yeast, salmon oil, canola oil, potassium chloride, salt, calcium carbonate, dried sweet potato, DL methionine, ascorbic acid, dicalcium phosphate, choline chloride, magnesium oxide, dried eggs, salmon meal, vitamin E supplement, dried blueberries, marigold extract, dried spinach, dehydrated
Manufactured: dog.com
Price $12.0 on Thursday 21. May 2009
