Unlock Your Dog’s Full Potential: Exclusive Trial Packs for 6 Popular Breeds – Get Your Paws on Royal Canin’s Limited Edition ‘Breed Health Nutrition’ Packs
Royal Canin Introduces Limited-Edition Breed Health Nutrition for Six Popular Dog Breeds
Royal Canin Japon, a leading Health Through Nutrition Company, is launching a limited-edition Breed Health Nutrition (BHN) dog food for six popular dog breeds. This premium pet food is designed to meet the unique nutritional needs of each breed, ensuring optimal health and well-being.
The nutritional balance required for purebred dogs to stay healthy varies from breed to breed. Royal Canin’s BHN takes into account the specific needs of each breed, from the nutrients and balance to the shape of the kibble. This comprehensive approach ensures that each dog receives the optimal nutrition for its breed.
This limited-edition launch features dog breed-specific foods for the Chihuahua, Pomeranian, Poodle, Shiba Inu, Miniature Schnauzer, and Dachshund. Pet owners can now try their breed-specific food in a convenient, small size.
Product Overview
Characteristics of Each Dog Breed and BHN Innovations
Campaign: Win Prizes and Be Featured in the Royal Canin Calendar
After purchasing the “Trial Pack,” pet owners can participate in a campaign to win prizes, including being featured in the Royal Canin Calendar, a 2,000 yen gift card, and dog breed-specific food.
Application period: October 1, 2024 (Tuesday) 10:00 to December 27, 2024 (Friday) 17:00
How to apply:
- Purchase one of the ”Trial Packs”
- Purchase food specifically for the target dog breed for 2,000 yen (tax included) or more during the period
- Apply by uploading proof of purchase (receipt, etc.) on the dedicated website that can be accessed from the two-dimensional code written on the purchaser-only campaign information letter
About Royal Canin
Royal Canin is a world leader in nutritional dog and cat health, part of Mars Incorporated. Founded in 1968 by French veterinarian Dr. Jean Catary, Royal Canin aims to realize its purpose of “a better world for pets” through collaboration with pet experts and providing nutrition and knowledge.
Royal Canin works with partners such as breeders and veterinarians to create science-based nutritionally balanced foods that address the needs of individual dogs and cats. The company operates in over 120 markets worldwide and employs over 8,000 associates, including 400 veterinarians and nutritionists.