Wet dog food Royal Canin Mini Adult sachet 85 g, poultry, for small breeds 5–10 kg, 12 × 85 g pack

ROYAL CANIN Mini Adult in Gravy is wet dog food formulated for adult small-breed dogs weighing up to 10 kg and aged from 10 months to 12 years. The recipe supplies balanced nutrients and high-quality proteins to support digestive health and help maintain an ideal body weight for small dogs. The formula is enriched with Omega-3 fatty acids (EPA and DHA) to contribute to healthy skin and a good coat condition. Available in 85 g portions and also offered as complementary dry kibble for mixed feeding.

Advantages

This wet dog food contains a tailored blend of nutrients that supports digestion and helps maintain a balanced intestinal flora. The adapted energy content helps small-breed dogs maintain an ideal weight, while Omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA help support healthy skin and coat. The 85 g wet format provides a convenient portion and can be combined with the matching Royal Canin Mini Adult dry food following the feeding guidelines.

Suitable for

• Adult small-breed dogs (10 months–12 years) weighing up to 10 kg
• Dogs needing support for digestion and intestinal flora balance
• Dogs requiring maintenance of ideal weight for small breeds
• Owners who prefer wet food or mixed feeding (wet + dry)

Key specifications

• Brand: royal canin
• Product: Wet Dog Food ROYAL CANIN Mini Adult in Gravy
• Pack size: 85 g
• Target weight: up to 10 kg
• Target age: 10 months – 12 years
• Key nutrients: high-quality proteins, Omega-3 (EPA, DHA)
• EAN: 9003579008249

How to use

Serve at room temperature. Follow the feeding guidelines on the package to determine the appropriate daily amount according to your dog’s weight, age and activity level. If mixed feeding with Royal Canin Mini Adult dry food, adjust quantities of wet and dry portions to match the recommended total daily intake. Provide fresh water at all times.

Recommendations

Introduce the product gradually over several days by mixing increasing amounts with the dog's current food. Monitor weight and body condition and consult your veterinarian for specific dietary needs or if your dog has health conditions.