Royal Canin Maxi Puppy is a complete dry food for large breed puppies aged 2 to 15 months, growing towards an adult weight of 26-44 kg. Large breed pups grow fast and long – this veterinarian-approved formula keeps that growth steady and safe.

Key Benefits

• Controlled, Healthy Growth – Balanced energy so big pups grow steadily without stressing young joints.
• Strong Immunity – A vitamin and antioxidant complex supports natural defences during the growth phase.
• Digestive Comfort – High-quality proteins and prebiotics for easy digestion and firm stools.
• Complete Nutrition – Everything a large breed pup needs, in a kibble sized for growing jaws.

Suitable For

Large breed puppies (adult weight 26-44 kg) aged 2 to 15 months – Labrador, German Shepherd, Golden Retriever, Boxer pups, and similar. At 15 months, switch gradually to Royal Canin Maxi Adult.

Which Pack Size Should You Buy?

• 220g – Trial pack for a new pup.
• 1kg / 2.5kg – Early weeks, while appetite is still small.
• 4kg – Around 2 weeks of feeding for a growing pup.
• 10kg / 15kg – Best value as the appetite grows from 6 months.

Feeding Guide

Follow the age-and-expected-adult-weight chart on the pack. Split the daily amount into 3 meals till 6 months, then 2 meals. Soften with warm water for pups under 3 months.

Storage Instructions

Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Keep the bag tightly sealed or use an airtight container, and use within 4-6 weeks of opening.

Product Information

Frequently Asked Questions

Which pups is Maxi Puppy for?
Large breed puppies aged 2-15 months whose adult weight will be 26-44 kg – Labrador, German Shepherd, Golden Retriever pups, and similar.

Why is controlled growth important for big pups?
Growing too fast strains developing joints and can cause skeletal problems later. Maxi Puppy balances energy so growth stays steady, not rushed.

When do I switch to adult food?
At 15 months, move gradually to Maxi Adult over 7 days. Large breeds mature slower, so don't switch early.

How many meals a day for a Lab puppy?
Three meals till 6 months, then two. Follow the pack chart for quantities by age and expected adult weight.

Can a small breed puppy eat this?
No – small breeds need denser calories and smaller kibble. This formula is calibrated for large breed growth.

Pawshala Tip: Weigh your pup monthly – large breed pups should gain steadily, not in bursts. The pack chart works off expected adult weight, so ask your vet for the estimate.