Different Breeds. Different Nutrition.

Tailored nutrition for pure-breed dogs

At Royal Canin, we believe that every dog is unique. We research breed-specific traits and combine scientific and nutritional research from our network of experts to create precise nutrition for your dog.

Breed Health Nutrition^® features high-quality protein sources, unique nutrients, and designed with specific shape, size and texture for each dog’s facial and jaw structures and biting patterns.

Golden Retreiver Adult

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Golden Retriever Puppy

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Labrador Retriever Adult

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Labrador Retriever Puppy

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Poodle Adult

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Poodle Puppy

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Pug Adult

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Pug Puppy

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Shih Tzu Adult

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Shih Tzu Puppy

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West Highland Terrier Adult

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Beagle Adult

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Boxer Adult

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Boxer Puppy

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Bulldog Adult

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Bulldog Puppy

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Cavalier King Charles Adult

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Cavalier King Charles Puppy

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Chihuahua Adult

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Chihuahua Puppy

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Cocker Spaniel Adult

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Cocker Spaniel Puppy

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Dachshund Adult

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Dachshund Puppy

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French Bulldog Adult

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French Bulldog Puppy

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German Shepherd Adult

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German Shepherd Puppy

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Jack Russell Adult

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Jack Russell Terrier Puppy

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Maltese Adult

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Rottweiler Adult

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Rottweiler Puppy

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Miniature Schnauzer Puppy

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Chihuahua

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Dachshund

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Poodle

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Different dog breeds, different nutrition

The Golden Retriever and the Labrador Retriever may have part of their names in common, but they have more differences than you might think. That’s why their individual diets matter.

Labrador Retrievers

Both have a scissor bite, but Labrador Retrievers tend to eat more quickly, so they benefit from a kibble that helps them to slow down and encourages them to chew.

Labradors were bred to swim in the icy waters of the Atlantic Ocean, so they have a huge appetite for calories; a carefully controlled diet can help them avoid becoming overweight.