Royal Canin Mini Urinary Care (Dry Dog Food)

Complete feed for adult and mature small breed dogs (1–10 kg) – Over 10 months old – For dogs prone to urinary sensitivities

Royal Canin Mini Urinary Care is specially formulated to support the urinary health of small breed dogs with sensitivities. Its tailored nutrition helps promote diluted urine and a healthy mineral balance, reducing the risk of crystal and stone formation.

Key Benefits:

• Proven Results: In an internal Royal Canin study, this formula resulted in a +21% increase in urine dilution, helping to reduce the risk of urinary stone formation.

• Urinary Health Support: Formulated with balanced minerals and a high moisture content to encourage dilution and healthy urinary conditions.

• Tailor-Made for Small Breeds: Special kibble designed for easy chewing and to help encourage water intake in small dogs.

• Long-Term Use: Suitable for continuous daily feeding to help prevent urinary issues before they start (not suitable as a treatment).

Nutritional Information
Composition:
Maize flour, dehydrated poultry proteins, animal fats, rice, hydrolysed animal proteins, wheat gluten*, wheat, maize, maize gluten, chicory pulp, minerals, egg powder, vegetable fibres, cellulose powder, marigold meal.
*L.I.P.: protein selected for its very high assimilation.

Additives (per kg):

• Vitamins: Vitamin A: 15,500 IU, Vitamin D3: 1,000 IU

• Minerals: Iron: 54 mg, Iodine: 4.8 mg, Copper: 13 mg, Manganese: 60 mg, Zinc: 137 mg, Selenium: 0.09 mg

• Others: Preservatives, Antioxidants

Analytical Constituents:

• Protein: 27.0%

• Fat Content: 16.0%

• Crude Fibre: 2.5%

• Crude Ash: 7.0%

Feeding Guide – Daily Recommendations:

Use the above as a guideline. Adjust quantities as needed for your dog's lifestyle and body condition. Fresh water should be available at all times. Store in a cool, dry place. Refer to the packaging for expiration and batch details.

Important Note:
This product is not suitable for dogs who have previously experienced urinary crystals or stones. For such conditions, veterinary consultation is advised.