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The Labrador Retriever is a unique and versatile dog with charm and lust for life. During the initial growth phases, puppies get used to their environment, making new discoveries, so it is essential that your young dog receives the correct nutrition. Royal Canin Labrador Retriever Puppy is a dry food with a specially tailored recipe for Labrador puppies. The patented antioxidant complex with vitamin C can help to support your puppy in developing a strong immune system and supporting bodily defences. The adapted protein content can help with ideal weight maintenance, whilst prebiotics help to keep a healthy digestive system and support gut flora balance. Royal Canin Labrador Retriever Puppy at a glance: High-quality dry food for Labrador Retriever puppies up to 15 months For optimal growth: The recipe of this dish is tailored to Labrador puppies and can support healthy immune system, growth and digestion Controlled growth: optimised protein content for ideal weight maintenance Healthy joints and bones: adapted calcium and phosphorus content to ensure healthy bones Strong immune system: patented antioxidant complex can support natural immunity and build a strong immune system Optimal digestibility: with highly-digestible L.I.P. proteins Balanced gut flora: psyllium and prebiotics can contribute to healthy gut flora balance Exclusive kibble: The kibble has been specially developed for a Labrador puppy’s jaws and is the perfect size, making it easy to eat and great for intensive chewing Royal Canin Quality Guarantee All Royal Canin products undergo strict quality controls, in order to ensure your dog receives a premium quality food adapted to meet its individual nutritional needs and specific lifestyle. This means that Royal Canin offers your dog high-quality, balanced nutrition.
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When should I switch my puppy to adult food?
Small and medium breeds usually switch at around 12 months, and some toy breeds a little earlier. Large and giant breeds grow for longer and often stay on puppy food until 18 to 24 months. Switch gradually over a week or so, and ask your vet if you are unsure.
How many times a day should I feed my puppy?
Most young puppies do best on three or four small meals a day when they first come home. This usually drops to two meals by around six months. Divide the daily amount from the feeding guide between the meals rather than adding extra.
