Royal Canin Breed Royal Canin West Highland White Terrier Adult

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Nutrition

Protein
Fat
Fiber
kcal/100g
favorite Longevity Score Good
68/100

Scored on omega-3 fatty acids, joint-support nutrients, antioxidants; no clear higher protein or prebiotic or probiotic fibers detected in the listed ingredients.

Flavors

PoultryRiceMaize

About This Food

This breed-specific dry food is tailored for West Highland White Terriers, supporting their unique skin and coat health with specific nutrients like borage oil and omega fatty acids. It also helps reduce tartar formation and satisfies their particular appetite.

Designed for dogs of all ages, this is a dry food from Royal Canin Breed.

Worth highlighting in the ingredient list: omega-3 fatty acids (EPA/DHA) support skin, coat, and cognitive health; glucosamine and/or chondroitin support joint cartilage and mobility.

Listed nutrition: 21% protein — low protein content for a dry food, 16% fat, 1.4% fiber.

Ingredients

Composition Corn flour, dried poultry protein, rice, corn, animal fat, hydrolyzed animal proteins, dried pork protein, wheat, chicory pulp, soybean oil, minerals (incl. pentasodium triphosphate; 0.35%), fish oil, linseed (0.5%), fructo-oligosaccharides, borage oil (0.1%), marigold flour, glucosamine from fermentation, cartilage hydrolyzed (source for chondroitin). * L.I.P.: Proteins selected for their very high digestibility. Additives Nutritional additives: Vitamin A (29,800 IU/kg), Vitamin D3 (800 IU/kg), E1 [iron] (97 mg/kg), E2 [iodine] (5.8 mg/kg), E4 [copper] (6 mg/kg), E5 [manganese] (62 mg/kg], E6 [zinc] (140 mg/kg), E8 [selenium] (0.3 mg/kg). Technological additives: Clinoptilolite of sedimentary origin: (10 g/kg). contains preservatives - antioxidants.

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