Dry dog food Royal Canin German Shepherd Adult, 11 kg — large breed, poultry, 24% protein, 19% fat

Royal Canin German Shepherd Adult 11kg is a complete dry dog food formulated specifically for adult German Shepherds. The recipe combines rice and vegetables with tailored nutrients and antioxidants to support general health, coat condition and joint function. The kibble shape and texture are designed for the jaw and bite of the breed, while the balance of proteins, fats and fiber helps maintain ideal body condition for an active adult dog.

Advantages

This formulation provides targeted support for the specific needs of adult German Shepherds: nutrients that contribute to joint and bone health, a formula enriched with antioxidants to help support the immune system, and ingredients that promote a healthy skin and glossy coat. The kibble design is adapted to the breed’s jaw to encourage comfortable chewing and dental wear. The 11kg size delivers long-lasting supply for medium to large adult dogs.

Suitable for

• Adult German Shepherds from 15 months of age
• Dogs requiring support for joint and bone health
• Pets needing nutritional support for skin and coat condition
• Owners looking for a complete, breed-specific dry food

Key specifications

• Type: complete dry dog food for adult dogs
• Net weight: 11 kg
• Main carbohydrate sources: rice and vegetables
• Functional nutrients: antioxidants and balanced vitamins
• Focus areas: joint support, skin and coat health, weight management
• Kibble: breed-adapted shape and texture for German Shepherds

How to use

Introduce the product gradually over a period of 7–10 days by mixing increasing amounts of Royal Canin German Shepherd Adult with the dog’s current food until a full transition is achieved. Feed according to the dog’s weight, age and activity level, dividing the daily portion into two meals. Ensure fresh water is available at all times. Monitor body condition and adjust portions to maintain an ideal weight.

Recommendations

For best results, pair the diet with regular exercise and routine veterinary check-ups. Adjust feeding amounts in consultation with a veterinarian if your dog has specific health conditions or is under medication.