Dog Food For Adult Golden Retrievers Over 15 months Of Age The Golden Retriever most likely descended from the same strain as the Labrador and was improved through various crosses (of the yellow Flat-coated Retriever from Newfoundland with Scottish water spaniels and other breeds). The breed was stabilized in England in the nineteenth century. Some believe that the Golden Retriever was created by crossing the Bloodhound with yellow dogs from the Caucasus Mountains - Russian Yellow Retrievers - used in Scotland to retrieve wounded game

SKIN HEALTH & COAT BEAUTY

Golden Retrievers are known for their long, beautiful, golden coats. Nutrition plays an important role in maintaining the health and beauty of the skin and coat. A synergistic complex of vitamins and amino acids, Folic Acid, Chelated Zinc and Chelated Copper helps to build and protect the skin barrier. The addition of Omega 6 fatty acids, Chelated Zinc, Vitamins E & C and Biotin help enhance the natural beauty of your Golden Retriever's coat.

SPECIFIC KIBBLE SHAPE, SIZE & TEXTURE

Large breed dogs may be more prone to bloat, especially if they gulp their food too quickly. And all dogs may be subject to oral health problems due to the accumulation of plaque and tartar. A larger kibble may slow this process and helps them to digest their food more efficiently. Sodium Tripolyphosphate, supplemented in the MAXI Golden Retriever 25, helps to bind the calcium in a dog's mouth and prevent it from bonding to the teeth.

COGNITIVE FUNCTION

The bright mind of the Golden Retriever makes them a lively and alert companion. Free radicals can lead to early aging and cellular degeneration. Supplemental antioxidant Vitamins C & E, polyphenols from Green Tea, and Lutein may help to slow this process and may help to support cognitive function.

HEALTHY HEART

Because some Golden Retrievers may be predisposed to hereditary heart disease, it's important to provide nutrients that help contribute to heart health. A synergistic complex of antioxidants (Vitamins E & C, Lutein, Taurine, and Green Tea Polyphenols), essential fatty acids, Arginine, and L-Carnitine (800 mg/kg), may help protect the Golden Retriever's heart, contributing to a better quality of life.




Canine Health

Crude Protein (min)25.00%
Crude Fat (min)12.00%
Crude Fiber (max)3.80%
Moisture (max)8.00%

Chicken meal, brown rice, oat, rice, corn gluten meal, chicken fat, natural chicken flavor, powdered cellulose, dried beet pulp (sugar removed), anchovy oil (source of DHA), sodium silico aluminate, dried tomato pumice, soya oil, potassium chloride, psyllium seed husk, salt, fructo-oligosaccharides, calcium carbonate, sodium tripolyphosphate, taurine, borage oil, vitamins [dl-alpha tocopherol (source of vitamin E), inositol, niacin, L-ascrobyl-2-polyphosphate (source of vitamin C), D-calcium panthotenate, biotin, pyridoxine hydrochloride (vitamin B6), riboflavin (vitamin B2), thiamine mononitrate (vitamin B1), vitamin A acetate, folic acid, vitamin B12 supplement, vitamin D3 supplement], DL-methionine, glucosamine hydrochloride*, choline chloride, L-Carnitine*, Trace minerals [zinc proteinate, zinc oxide, ferrous sulfate, manganese proteinate, copper proteinate, copper sulfate, manganous oxide, calcium iodate, sodium selenite], marigold extract (Calendula officinalis L.), tea (green te

The ethos of the Royal Canin brand is based on its unique vision of the dog and the cat: The conviction that dogs and cats are not human beings but animals, and as a result true respect obliges us to treat them as such. True respect implies certain obligations, one of which is the pursuit of knowledge. To truly know the animal and understand its specific physiological and nutritional requirements, and--in consequence--guarantee it a "tailor made" food in line with its real nutritional needs. Royal Canin's philosophy is therefore deliberately non-anthropomorphic. In the field of canine and feline nutrition, some manufacturers put the owners first and use them as the basis of all innovation. At Royal Canin, we put the dog and the cat at the heart of our research process; this is a radically different approach.