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Is your dog ready for a new diet?

Select your dog's size to see when and how to transition your pet's diet:

Mini

For dogs from 1-10kg
Adult Weight

Medium

For dogs from 11-25kg
Adult Weight

Maxi

For dogs from 26-44kg
Adult Weight

Giant

For dogs from 45kg+
Adult Weight

Mini

For dogs from 1-10kg
Adult Weight

Medium

For dogs from 11-25kg
Adult Weight

Maxi

For dogs from 26-44kg
Adult Weight

Giant

For dogs from 45kg+
Adult Weight

When to transition your pet’s diet:

Your MINI puppy is ready to transition to an adult diet at 10 months of age

It's important to continue feeding your pet a ROYAL CANIN® diet throughout their
adult and senior years to help improve and maintain their overall health and wellbeing.

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When to transition your pet’s diet:

Your MEDIUM puppy is ready to transition to an adult diet at 12 months of age

It's important to continue feeding your pet a ROYAL CANIN® diet throughout their
adult and senior years to help improve and maintain their overall health and wellbeing.

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When to transition your pet’s diet:

Your MAXI puppy is ready to transition to an adult diet at 15 months of age

It's important to continue feeding your pet a ROYAL CANIN® diet throughout their
adult and senior years to help improve and maintain their overall health and wellbeing.

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When to transition your pet’s diet:

Your GIANT puppy is ready to transition to a junior diet at 8 months of age, and to an adult diet at 18-24* months of age.

It's important to continue feeding your pet a ROYAL CANIN® diet throughout their
adult and senior years to help improve and maintain their overall health and wellbeing.

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*Transition from Giant Junior to Giant Adult is dependent on size. Ask your vet.

When changing your dog’s diet, gradually transition food over a seven day period to help avoid digestive upsets.

If you have any questions, contact the ROYAL CANIN® consumer care team, your veterinarian or pet store staff member.

Why transition your pet's diet?

Dogs’ nutritional needs evolve as they age. Take protein as one example, a puppy requires higher amounts than an adult to fuel their growth phase. Senior or ageing dogs require highly digestible protein due to their reduced digestive function. Fortunately, through over 50 years of science-based nutrition, ROYAL CANIN® understand precisely what is required for your pet as they progress through each life stage. Feeding ROYAL CANIN® through all life stages can help to prevent health issues.

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