Breed Health Nutrition Puppy Dry Dog Food

Size: 2.5 pounds

Product description

Size:2.5 pounds

Royal Canin Shih Tzu Puppy Food features a kibble exclusively designed to make it easier for the Shih Tzu puppy to pick up and to encourages him to chew. The Shih Tzu is a good example of the ''brachycephalic'' jaw type with a very short muzzle. The skin and coat reflect the dog's state of health. An appropriate food is important in maintaining healthy skin and coat. Shih Tzu Puppy helps support the skin's role as a barrier with an exclusive complex of nutrients and helps maintain skin and coat health (EPA, DHA, and vitamin A). Digestive health is essential during the puppy's growth period: the digestive system is not yet fully developed and cannot absorb nutrients in the same way as adult dogs. The Shih Tzu Puppy formula helps support digestive health and helps to maintain a balanced intestinal flora. During the growth period, the puppy's natural defenses are not yet fully developed. An exclusive complex of antioxidants (vitamins E and C, lutein, and taurine) in Shih Tzu Puppy helps support the Shih Tzu puppy's natural defenses. 100% complete and balanced nutrition. Designed exclusively for pure breed Shih Tzus 8 weeks to 10 months old. Size: 2.5 pounds.

Enriched with an exclusive nutrient complex, including EPA, DHA and vitamin A, to help maintain a healthy skin and support its role as a barrier
Helps maintain the favorable balance of "good bacteria" to promote digestive health
Nutrients in SHIH TZU PUPPY promote a healthy digestive system and contribute to reduced stool odor and volume
For Shih Tzu's puppies 8 weeks to 10 months of age

From the manufacturer

We obsess about individual cats and dogs and the perfect nutrition for them.

We partner with veterinarians, breeders and other pet experts to recognize the effect of each nutrient as we develop a formula perfect for a particular breed--studying that breed's lifestyle, life stage needs, and their tendency to develop certain health issues.

If we have a breed formula, it's because that breed requires it.

How breeds are different?

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Facial and Jaw structures Pure breeds have different muzzle lengths, jaw structures and even lip and biting patterns that affect they way they pick up kibble.	Bones and Joints Powerful, muscular dogs like German Shepherds have different needs than the Dachshund, whose spinal structure and short legs put mechanical stress on the spine.	Skin Types Some breeds have wrinkled and folded skin, while others have a more sensitive skin. Each type can benefit from precise levels of key nutrients.	Distinctive Coats From the color to the texture, the beautiful coats of pure breed dogs are unique. Some breeds have thick undercoats, while others have no undercoat at all.