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BECAUSE EVERY DOG IS DIFFERENT: ROYAL CANIN HAS TAILOR-MADE ANSWERS.

Royal Canin always goes further and further in the pursuit of knowledge; we thus have established the basis of a new approach to Health Nutrition with food targeted to fulfil physiological and dietetic needs of specific breeds. In 1999, in partnership with breeders, Royal Canin launched the first food dedicated to a specific breed (Persian cat). Ever since, Royal Canin has been acquiring always more scientific knowledge of nutritional precision, taking into account each breed's particular sensitivities and formulating a unique diet to respond to each breed's specific needs.

Royal Canin's BREED HEALTH NUTRITION range contains rigorously selected proteins, which are controlled throughout the manufacturing process. Their very high digestibility levels, at least 90% on average, ensure the best possible assimilation by the body and good intestinal health. The BREED HEALTH NUTRITION range is formulated with quality nutrients, excellent raw materials and exclusive natural aromas, which the dog detects immediately.

The kibbles have tailor-made shape, size and texture to:

• help encouraging good oral hygiene,
• make it easier for brachycephalic breeds and puppies to pick up their food,
• help slowing down the speed of ingestion, in particular for greedy breeds that have a tendency to gulp down their food,
• be adapted to the size and shape of each different jaw.

Royal Canin BREED NUTRITION RANGE available in India:

• LABRADOR - JUNIOR AND ADULT
• GERMAN SHEPHERD - JUNIOR AND ADULT
• BOXER - JUNIOR AND ADULT
• GREAT DANE - ADULT
• PUG - ADULT

The products of the BREED HEALTH NUTRITION range are available from specialist pet food outlets and veterinary clinics in India.


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A majestic, affectionate giant
The Great Dane is one of the biggest dogs in the world. Powerful and elegant, his athletic appearance hides a calm, docile and totally unaggressive nature. Despite appearances, this giant is not made for intense physical activity. Very attached to his owners and his own space, the Great Dane doesn't bark much - but does need good training.

The Great Dane Story:
Known since very ancient times, the Great Dane's ancestors were used to hunt wild boar. Becoming the emblem of the German Empire in the 19th century, the breed standard became official in Berlin in 1880.

Major Characteristics of Great Danes:
Muscles need energy! With 80% muscle mass, the Great Dane's energy needs are 50% higher than other dogs in its class. Meanwhile, his short coat provides little insulation against the cold.

Joints under strain. With his imposing stature and very long growth period, the Great Dane demands a great deal from his joints. Throughout life, the Great Dane needs a perfectly balanced diet, with exactly the right amount of calcium in particular.

Delicate digestive system. The great length of the Great Dane's colon increases transit time and intestinal fermentations, which result in the production of very wet stools. Furthermore, his deep thoracic cage is an additional risk factor for dilatation-torsion of the stomach, a problem which is common in giant breed dogs. Eating too fast is also an aggravating factor.

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An athletic dog with bags of character
With an athletic, defined silhouette, and toned, powerful muscles, the Boxer is built for physical exercise. Not over-excitable, he makes an excellent guard dog. Often lively and intrepid, he knows how to be calm and docile with his owners, as long as careful training channels his legendary enthusiasm.

The Boxer Story:
The origin of the Boxer's name remains a mystery. One theory links it to his battling behaviour, while another says the name comes from the town of Boxtel in the Netherlands

Major Characteristics of Boxers:

Supple joints and powerful muscles at first glance. The Boxer's dynamism is renowned - this breed never holds back. Therefore, he places great demands on his joints, which increases the risk of injury, and as a result he needs a food adapted to his intense physical activity.

A fragile heart. Cardiology is the main reason for a veterinary consultation with the adult Boxer. However, the presence of a heart murmur is often only found during a routine veterinary examination

A certain amount of digestive sensitivity. Upset, stressed or overtired. the Boxer can sometimes experience intestinal transit problems. Only a healthy lifestyle and food adapted to his particular needs can help control these digestive problems.

Very specific features. With a brachycephalic skull and prognathous jaw, the Boxer has particularly short and narrow jaws. The specific implantation of the teeth makes picking up his food difficult and encourages him to swallow his food without crunching it.

Boxer Junior 30 encourages the correct development of joints and muscle mass thanks to optimal protein content, a high level of L-Carnitine, chondroitin, glucosamine, EPA & DHA. Boxer Junior 30 also encourages a good balance of intestinal flora thanks to the provision of prebiotics and Psyllium. Boxer Junior 30 helps maintaining a young Boxer puppy's natural defences. Boxer Junior 30's kibble is specific for brachycephalic jaw: it facilitates prehension and encourages the Boxer puppy to crunch his food.

Boxer Adult 26 helps maintaining muscle mass and supporting the joints thanks to an optimal protein content (26%), a high level of L-Carnitine, chondroitin sulphate, glucosamine, and omega 3 fatty acids (EPA-DHA). Boxer Adult 26 contributes to the optimal functioning of the heart and helps maintaining good myocardial contraction while maintaining vitality due to an exclusive compound of Lycopene, polyphenols of grape and green tea, Vitamins E & C. Boxer Adult 26's kibble is specific for brachycephalic jaw: it facilitates prehension and encourages the Boxer puppy to crunch his food.


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A truly noble dog
Powerful, lively, intelligent, loyal. the German Shepherd has many impressive qualities. An excellent guard dog, he is also used as a rescue dog thanks to his exceptionally refined sense of smell. But this breed, with its physical aptitude and flexible character, is appreciated just as much for the beauty of his black and tan coat.

The German Shepherd Story:
The German Shepherd's origins can be traced back to the end of the 19th century. Originally a sheep dog, careful selection led to the ultimate utility dog, with a contribution of bloodlines from the Scottish Shepherd among others.

Major Characteristics of German Shepherds:

Sensitive digestion. Like other large breed dogs, the German Shepherd has a sensitive digestive system. There are three reasons: a proportionally smaller digestive tract, major intestinal permeability, and increased risk of gastric fermentation.

A sensitive immune system. The German Shepherd's natural immune defences are not always very effective in protecting the skin and mucosa. It is essential to reinforce his immune system to help him fight oxidative stress, which is responsible for ageing.

Watching over an alkaline skin. Increased cutaneous pH levels predispose the German Shepherd to bacterial infections. His food can help reinforce the cutaneous barrier and maintain the beauty of his coat.

The joints of an athlete. A physical dog, the German Shepherd demands a great deal of his joints. From growth onwards, his food needs to protect the cartilages to help fight against the development of arthritis.

Royal Canin Product Range for German Shepherds:


German Shepherd Junior 30 ensures maximum digestive security which meets the needs of the German Shepherd's puppy's sensitive digestion, thanks to a selection of highly digestible proteins (L.I.P.), concentrated energy, and Acti-Flora complex (probiotics and Psyllium) adapted to avoid overloading the stomach. German Shepherd Junior 30 also ensures harmonious growth of the skeleton and of its mineralization while supporting the young puppy's natural defences. German Shepherd Junior 30 helps supporting the joints and the skin's « barrier » role while maintaining the natural beauty of the German Shepherd puppy's coat.

German Shepherd Adult 24 ensures maximum digestive wellbeing, aimed at the German Shepherd's digestive sensitivity, thanks to highly digestible L.I.P. proteins, with coprah oil and rice as the sole sources of carbohydrates. German Shepherd Adult 24 also includes a selection of fibres which specifically limit intestinal fermentation while maintaining intestinal flora. German Shepherd Adult 24 supports the skin's « barrier » role and maintains the natural beauty of the German Shepherd's coat; it supports the natural defences of the active dog and helps maintain vitality in the older dog; and it provides support and maintenance for joints placed under great demand by these very active dog.

The origins of this brave, charming dog

The Rottweiler is one of the oldest breeds. His German origins go back to the time when he was both a guard and herding dog. During the Middle Ages, in the town of Rottweil in the Bade-Wurtemberg region, the Rottweiler was used to look after the flocks and defend livestock sellers against bandits.

Since the 20th century, these dogs, whose power and strength make them ideal for work, have been widely used by the police and rescue services.

Did you know?
By nature, the Rottweiler is a very active, sporty dog who needs lots of exercise. He cannot bear being shut in and has an independent nature. He needs warmth and daily grooming.

A dog blessed with natural strength

Robust, enduring, calm and quiet but with a strong temperament, the Rottweiler is the king of the guard dogs. His is devoted and very attached to his owner. He needs to be carefully and sensitively trained from early on, to obtain impeccable obedience.

Unbeatable muscle
Naturally athletic, his strongly muscled silhouette needs a high level of protein. Nevertheless, without exercise, the Rottweiler can easily gain weight. In order to maintain a constant ideal weight, it is important to monitor his food intake.

Osteo-articular health
Whether working or just on a walk with his owners, the Rottweiler is always active and enthusiastic, and puts his joints under strain. Problems such as arthrosis, dysplasia and osteochondrosis can affect the breed

Cardiac muscle & ageing effects
Helping prevent the effects of ageing is important from the onset of adulthood, particularly in large breed dogs, which have a much shorter life expectancy than small ones. Over and above that, it is essential to take good care of the Rottweiler’s cardiac health. The breed can be predisposed to a problem known as a « heart murmur ». If you suspect cardiac problems, please consult your vet without delay.

A charming dog with many talents

Full of energy, the Golden Retriever always gives his utmost. Sweet, affectionate, patient... his calm nature makes him an ideal companion for children. Brave, enduring, blessed with legendary flair and an outstanding memory, he has always served man and proved immensely loyal.

Some history...
It is often thought that the Golden Retriever is the Labrador Retriever’s longhaired cousin. However, in fact the Golden Retriever originates from Scotland, while the Labrador Retriever comes from Newfoundland.

Maintaining the glory of a beautiful coat

Powerful, balanced, well-proportioned... the Golden Retriever has all the qualities of a true athlete. Whether a darker or lighter gold, his magnificent coat deserves the best attention to reveal all its’ beauty.

A rather sensitive skin
The dense, impermeable structure of his coat stores heat and retains humidity, making the Golden Retriever particularly prone to dermatological problems. His skin has a tendency to react strongly, so any problems must be treated as early as possible.

A tendency to weight gain
A natural tendency to gain weight, combined with a lack of activity and a poorly adapted food, can often lead to excess weight. The risk is much higher for sterilised dogs and those aged between 6 and 10 years.

Supporting his cardiac function
Cardiac disease is more common in the Golden Retriever than other Maxi dogs. In some cases, a specific food can help delay the appearance of symptoms and help limit their intensity.

Hair care!

Regular grooming and a specially adapted diet will help maintain the natural beauty of the Golden Retriever’s very soft coat, and limit cutaneous infection.

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A really charming dog, full of life

The indefatigable Labrador Retriever is full of energy. He loves swimming, or long walks with his owners. His endurance, linked to his outstanding visual and cognitive capacities make him an ideal guide dog. Always enthusiastic, intelligent and well-balanced, he is very docile and particularly good with children.

The Labrador Story:
Originally from the island of Newfoundland, the Labrador Retriever was much appreciated by the fishermen of the area. His insulated coat, a real barrier against the cold, enabled him to pick up the fish which escaped the nets.

Major Characteristics of Labradors:

Perfect insulation. Dense, short hairs, with a thick undercoat, the structure of the Labrador Retriever's waterproof coat protects him from scratches and insulates him from the cold, such as in the water, because the water just slides off without penetrating the coat.

Appetite control. The Labrador Retriever can be particularly greedy when there is plenty of food around. If he is sedentary or sterilised, the risks of gaining weight increase. It is essential to control the energy provided by the food to avoid weight gain.

Caring for his joints. A determined athlete, the Labrador Retriever gives his all. His solid body, strong bones and his natural predisposition to gain weight are among the factors which can weaken his joints.




Labrador Retriever Junior 33 contributes to the healthy development of the Labrador puppy's strong bones thanks to an adapted intake of energy, proteins, calcium and phosphorus and helps supporting his joints at an early age to the action of chondroitin, glucosamine and EPA & DHA. Labrador Retriever Junior 33 prevents excess weight gain from a very young age, promotes equilibrium of the intestinal flora due to prebiotics and Psyllium and helps supporting the young puppy's natural defences.

Labrador Retriever Adult 30 helps maintaining the Labrador's ideal weight by combining an increased protein rate (30%) with a low fat intake (13%) and L-Carnitine to aid the metabolism of fats. The shape and formula of its exclusive kibble promote a feeling of fullness. Labrador Retriever Adult 30 helps supporting the Labrador's strong bone structure, reveals the beauty of a unique waterproof coat while helping maintaining the « barrier » role of the Labrador's skin, and supports the eyes' antioxidant defences (Lutein, zeaxanthine, Vitamins E & C).



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A soft-hearted mini-molossoid

Sensitive, loyal, loving. the Pug can never have too much attention from his owner. Slightly unruly as a youngster, firm and fair training will turn him into a calm and level-headed dog who still has his cheerful nature. Quite happy with life in an apartment, he doesn't like being apart from his owner and hates separations.

The Pug Story:

Originating in China, the Pug became a habituee of the Royal courts of Europe, as the favourite pet of Marie-Antoinette, Madame de Pompadour and Joséphine de Beauharnais, wife of Emperor Napoléon 1st. The breed is known as « Carlin » in France, « Mops » in the Netherlands and Germany, and « Carlino » in Italy.

Major Characteristics of Pugs:

Very specific features. Brachycephalic and slightly prognathous, the Pug has a large, round head with a short square muzzle. His characteristic jaw and very thick lips make it difficult for him to pick up his food, and he has a tendency to swallow it without crunching.

Skin with natural folds. The Pug's short hair really shows off his folded skin, particularly around the face. Because they retain humidity, the folds can encourage the appearance of dermatological problems. Regular cleaning helps reduce the risk.

Keep his respiratory capacities in mind. A thick tongue, very long soft palate and receding nostrils are all factors which affect the Pug's breathing. It is therefore essential to keep an eye on him while exercising, particularly during hot weather, and to manage his weight.





Pug Adult 25' kibbles have a special size, shape and texture which make them easier to grip and encourage the dog to chew. Besides, calcium chelaters help slowing tartar formation and ensures optimal oral and dental hygiene. Pug Adult 25 helps limiting the risk of skin irritation and strengthens the barrier effect of skin and maintains the pug's muscle tone while helping him to keep his ideal weight. . Pug Adult 25 also helps maintaining vitality in older pugs thanks to a combination of polyphenols of grape and green tea and vitamins E &