Royal Canin Maxi Starter Mother & Babydog

Royal Canin Maxi Starter Mother & Babydog

Royal Canin Maxi Starter Mother & Babydog is a specially prepared dry dog food that provides the specific nutritional requirements of mother dog and puppies up to 2 months old. Ideal for large breed dogs with body weight of 26 to 44 kg. It helps in the weaning stage for puppies whilst supporting the general health of gestating and lactating mother dogs.

Complete dog feed for the large breed bitch (from 26 to 44 kg) and her puppies: bitch at the end of gestation and during lactation – Weaning puppies up to 2 months old Birth programme Inspired by Professional research, BIRTH PROGRAMME is a unique nutritional solution which meets the needs of the bitch and her puppies during the first five stages of life cycle: gestation, birth, lactation, weaning, and growth up to 2 months old. The fruit of ongoing science from Royal Canin, START COMPLEX is an exclusive combination of nutritional elements which are present in mother’s milk, reinforced with specific nutrients which actively contribute to promoting digestive security and strengthening the puppy’s natural defences. GESTATION/LACTATION SUPPORT Nutritional profile which is adapted to the bitch’s high energy needs at end of gestation and during lactation IDEAL FOR TRANSITION FROM MILK Nutritional response which facilitates the transition from mother’s milk to solid food (energy value, quality protein, fats). EASY REHYDRATION The kibbles easily rehydrate to a porridge-like consistency which is very palatable for the bitch and her weaning puppies.

Royal Canin manufactures and supplies dog and cat feed worldwide. The company also undertakes research into the formulation and testing of breed and symptom specific nutritional requirements of dogs and cats.

In-depth research enables the company to manufacture products geared towards an animals needs in respect of its breed, health requirements, age and exercise levels. Henri Laguarde was chairman of the company during the 1990s and was the driving force behind implementing three core policies. These were that the physiology and biology of pets should be studied to increase the company’s knowledge base; all products had to address specific needs, which was further endorsed by the Research and Development section having mandatory instructions that “no veterinarian or university should be able to refute any of Royal Canin’s nutritional arguments”; and finally, animals and their nutritional requirements were to be treated with “knowledge and respect” rather than being humanised.  The company theme became “knowledge and respect”.