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Tailored Nutrition for Mature and Aging Dogs

Supporting your aging pets' changing requirements

Royal Canin’s Aging Dog Food is scientifically developed to meet the evolving needs of senior dogs aged 7 years and older. As dogs enter their later years, their dietary requirements change, which is why our aging dog food range is backed by innovative nutritional science to support their specific health needs, ensuring they remain comfortable, active, happy and healthy.

Balanced and complete nutrition

Our aging dog food provides balanced nutrition to help maintain healthy joints, keep optimal weight, and support heart and kidney function, which are common concerns for older dogs. These formulas are formulated with high-quality proteins and essential nutrients to help preserve lean muscle mass and promote mobility, while also supporting cognitive function with ingredients like antioxidants and omega fatty acids including EPA, DHA for additional support.

Scientifically developed for small and large breeds

We offer tailored food options for all dog breed sizes, from x-small breeds all the way to giant dogs, ensuring that each recipe is customized for the specific needs of your dog. Our aging dog food is available in both dry kibble and wet food, offering choices to accommodate different preferences and feeding habits.

Whether your dog is slowing down or experiencing age-related sensitivities, Royal Canin’s Aging Dog Food helps maintain their quality of life, and helps you provide the very best care for your aging canine companion.

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Mature and Senior

Dogs go through two distinct periods of aging

Maturity generally starts from the mid-point in a dog's life, and this is a period when the signs of aging are not yet visible. At this stage, feeding the appropriate diet can help in the retention of youthful vitality and helps assist the body to fight against the effects of cell aging.

Not all mature and senior dogs have the same nutritional needs. This is why veterinary examinations are particularly important for older dogs. Be sure to take advantage of the advice and expertise of your veterinarian to address the individual needs of your mature or senior dog. 

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