Royal Canin release 6 new tailor-made breed foods for dogs

Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, Chihuahuas, Cocker Spaniels, Golden Retrievers, Miniature Schnauzers and Rottweilers are the six latest breeds to have their ‘own’ food in Royal Canin’s Breed Nutrition range. All popular breeds, they also have some very specific health and nutritional needs – for example, a Golden Retriever is not just a Labrador with long hair!

The Goldie’s long, dense coat often leads to dermatological problems, and the breed is also prone to weight gain, so Royal Canin Golden Retriever is designed with these problems in mind. The Cocker Spaniel food (for both English and American types) addresses weight maintenance and skin and coat care. Skin, coat, dental and cardiac issues are the main focus for the Cavalier King Charles. The Chihuahua’s picky appetite, tendency to dental problems linked to a small jaw, and propensity to cardiac problems are focussed on, while Miniature Schnauzer helps address the breed’s tendency to urinary calculi (stones), sensitive skin and coat, and dental care.

Royal Canin was the first pet food manufacturer to offer breed-specific foods tailored to the needs of some of the most popular breeds, and now caters for 17 dog breeds and 3 cat breeds! They are all available from good pet shops throughout the UK, with prices starting at £7.99 depending on pack size and breed. To find your nearest stockist, use the Royal Canin stockist search, or phone the helpline on 0845 300 4410.