Your dog’s skin and coat make up approximately 12% of their entire body weight, meaning they both play a ly important part in supporting ongoing health and wellbeing. Royal Canin Mini Coat Care is specially formulated to support the health of your dog’s skin and coat, while also providing your dog with a complete and nutritionally balanced diet. The kibble in this exclusive product is carefully and specifically designed with optimal palatability for small dogs like yours. Designed to fit ly between your small dog’s teeth, we’re confident that the crunchy and tasty kibble will be thoroughly enjoyed by your canine companion. To help support healthy skin and a full, rich coat, this exclusive formula is rich in Omega-3 and 6 fatty acids. What’s more, this food contains melanin precursors known as tyrosine and phenylalanine. These smart nutrients help to intensify your dog’s coat colour by enriching the dark tones for a shinier, healthier appearance. At Royal Canin, everything they do is driven by their passion for pet health. Their Canine Care Nutrition range is the result of decades of advanced scientific research into developing tasty canine nutrition that supports your dog’s overall health. But don’t just take their word for it – when tested at the ROYAL CANIN Kennels, this product resulted in a shinier and healthier coat for participating dogs after just 28 days of continued use.

Features:

• PRECISE FORMULA - This formula is rich in Omega-3 & 6 fatty acids to support healthy skin and full, rich hair growth. Formulated with an optimal level of tyrosine to intensify the beautiful coat colour. Complete nutrition i for long-term feeding, plus extra support for coat vigor and shine
• FOR DOG'S WITH DULL & ROUGH HAIR - Your dog's rich, silky coat shows they're well-nourished and in great health. Nourish their beautiful coat from the inside out
• CANINE CARE NUTRITION PROGRAMME - Providing a healthy & balanced nutrition with the combination of our dry & wet formulas
• PROVEN RESULTS - Shinier coat in 28 days *Royal Canin internal study