If your puppy is 4 months old, and you're expecting them to be an adult weight of 18kg (based on mum and dad's adult weight or veterinary advice), you should be feeding them 279g a day.
Product Uses:
Royal Canin Medium Starter Dog Food is scientifically formulated for:
Pregnant and lactating medium-sized breed mothers (adult weight 11–25kg)
Puppies from 3 to 8 weeks of age are transitioning from milk to solid food
This starter formula is ideal for early weaning and ensures both mother and pup receive the energy, nutrients, and immune support they need during a critical life stage.
Key Benefits:
Start Complex for Digestive and Immune Support: Enriched with a patented combination of nutrients including vitamins C and E, taurine, and antioxidants to support the puppy’s natural defences and digestive system.
Facilitates Weaning: Kibble is easily rehydratable, forming a soft porridge-like texture that makes the transition from mother’s milk smooth and palatable.
High-Energy Content: Nutritionally dense formula meets the increased energy demands of nursing mothers and growing puppies.
Supports Brain and Vision Development: DHA from fish oil contributes to cognitive development and retinal function.
Balanced Nutrition for Medium Breeds: Tailored to the specific growth and development needs of medium-sized dogs.
Ingredient Descriptions:
Chicken Protein: A highly digestible source of quality protein to promote healthy growth and maintain muscle mass.
Rice and Corn: Provide digestible carbohydrates for energy, along with fiber for digestive health.
Animal Fats and Fish Oil: Provide essential fatty acids like DHA and EPA for brain, skin, and coat development.
Beet Pulp and Fructooligosaccharides (FOS): Natural prebiotics that support a healthy digestive tract and encourage beneficial gut bacteria.
Vitamins and Minerals: Includes calcium, phosphorus, vitamins A, D3, E, C, and B-complex for skeletal strength, immune function, and metabolic support.
Yeast and Antioxidants: Strengthen the immune response and cellular health during early development.