Royal Canin Rottweiler Puppy

Royal Canin has developed this complete food to satisfy the nutritional needs of the puppy Rottweiler up to 18 months, taking into account their specific nutritional needs and playing a role in the prevention of certain particular sensibilities. It provides controlled amounts of calcium and energy for a harmonious development.

Nutritional characteristics

OPTIMAL MUSCLE DEVELOPMENT
It helps the proper development of the joints and muscle mass thanks to an optimum content of protein, a high level of L-carnitine, condoritina, glucosamine, EPA and DHA.DIGESTIVE SAFETY
Promotes intestinal flora balanced thanks to its content of Prebiotics and psyllium. Their protein content of LIP guarantees an optimal digestive tolerance.STRENGTHENS NATURAL DEFENCES
It helps to maintain the natural defences of the puppy thanks to its exclusive synergistic complex of antioxidants.IDEAL ERGONOMICS AND TEXTURE
The croquette shaped specially adapted to the physiology of the Rottweiler. Size stimulate chewing and slows down the speed of ingestion helping to avoid digestive problems.HIGH ENERGY CONTENT
The energy concentration of the croquette has been specially developed to meet the needs of this large size dog without overloading your stomach.

Nutritional tips
During the first weeks of life pup benefits of anti-bodies which transmitted by the mother, but this protection is lost between the 4th and 12th week. With a still-immature immune system, is exposed to risks of infections, in particular, when still has not been vaccinated. Only a specially developed food can help you during this 'empty immune', giving it greater security.

The puppies of large and giant breeds show a extraordinary bone growth up to 8-10 months of age. Bones need considerable amounts of protein and minerals, in addition to the exact level of calcium, which must not be neither too little nor too much. From that age, slows the growth of the skeleton and consolidates the bone structure, passing to have proportionately a further development of muscles. At this stage, the food should be less abundant, but with a concentration of higher energy than the adult and a higher percentage of protein.

Milk teeth, which appeared around the 3rd week, are remplazados by the final denture when you have approximately 7 months. Thereafter, it is important to encourage chewing of food, not only to reduce the speed of the intake, but also to promote good oral hygiene.