ROYAL CANIN MAXI PUPPY GRAVY [10 PC - 140 GM]
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What Is Royal Canin Maxi Puppy Gravy 10×140g?
Royal Canin Maxi Puppy Gravy is a complete wet food for large-breed puppies expected to weigh between 26kg and 44kg as adults.
It is formulated for puppies up to 15 months old. Highly digestible proteins and prebiotics support digestive health, while antioxidants—including vitamin E—support the puppy’s developing natural defences. Its moderate energy content is adapted to the longer growth period of large breeds.
Who Is This For?
Royal Canin Maxi Puppy Gravy may be suitable when:
- Your puppy’s expected adult weight is between 26kg and 44kg.
- Your puppy is approximately 2–15 months old.
- Your puppy is a large breed such as a Labrador, Golden Retriever, German Shepherd, Rottweiler or similar-sized breed.
- Your puppy prefers soft chunks in gravy rather than dry kibble alone.
- Your puppy needs complete nutrition formulated for a long growth period.
- Your puppy requires nutritional support for developing natural defences.
- Your puppy needs highly digestible food with support for healthy intestinal bacteria.
- You want to combine compatible Maxi Puppy wet and dry foods through measured mixed feeding.
This formula is not intended for small- or medium-breed puppies. Puppies expected to weigh above 44kg as adults may need a Giant Puppy formula with a nutritional profile designed for giant-breed growth.
Royal Canin identifies this food specifically for large-breed puppies with an expected adult weight of 26–44kg and recommends it up to 15 months of age.
Composition — What’s In It?
- Meat and animal derivatives — provide animal protein and essential amino acids needed for muscle growth and normal development.
- Vegetable protein extracts — provide additional protein to support the puppy’s growing muscles and tissues.
- Cereals — provide digestible carbohydrates for daily activity and growth-stage energy.
- Oils and fats — provide concentrated energy and fatty acids needed for normal skin, coat and cell development.
- Derivatives of vegetable origin — provide plant-based nutrients and dietary components that support balanced digestion.
- Prebiotic nutrients — provide nourishment for beneficial intestinal bacteria and help maintain a balanced gut environment.
- Minerals — support developing bones, teeth, muscles, nerves and other essential body functions.
- Yeasts — provide nutritional compounds that contribute to the food’s complete growth-stage formula.
- Vitamin E — an antioxidant that helps support the puppy’s developing natural defences.
- Vitamin D3 — supports calcium use and normal bone development.
- Iron, iodine, copper, manganese and zinc — trace minerals needed for blood formation, metabolism, skin, coat and healthy growth.
- Clinoptilolite of sedimentary origin — a technological additive used to support the texture and physical consistency of the food.
Royal Canin’s official composition lists meat and animal derivatives, vegetable protein extracts, cereals, oils and fats, vegetable derivatives, minerals, yeasts and various sugars.
Analytical Constituents
- Protein: 8.3%
- Fat content: 5%
- Crude ash: 2.2%
- Crude fibre: 1.4%
- Moisture: 79.5%
- Vitamin E: 150mg per kg
How to Use It
Serve Royal Canin Maxi Puppy Gravy at room temperature and divide your puppy’s complete daily quantity into several meals.
Young puppies usually manage smaller, more frequent meals better than one large serving. Royal Canin recommends up to four daily meals during the weeks following weaning, gradually reducing the number as the puppy grows.
Keep clean drinking water available throughout the day, even though wet food provides additional dietary moisture.
When combining this gravy with dry puppy food, reduce the dry-food portion. Do not feed the complete wet-food allowance together with the complete dry-food allowance because this can provide excessive calories.
Avoid adding calcium powder, bone supplements or home-cooked meals without veterinary advice. Complete large-breed puppy foods are already formulated with a controlled mineral and energy balance for growth.
Discard food that has remained in the bowl for an extended period. Cover and refrigerate unused food after opening according to the instructions printed on the pouch.
Transitioning to a New Food
Days 1–2: 75% current food + 25% Royal Canin Maxi Puppy Gravy
Days 3–4: 50% current food + 50% Royal Canin Maxi Puppy Gravy
Days 5–6: 25% current food + 75% Royal Canin Maxi Puppy Gravy
Day 7 onwards: 100% Royal Canin Maxi Puppy Gravy
A gradual transition helps prevent digestive upset. If your puppy develops loose stools, vomiting or refuses the food, slow the transition and consult your veterinarian.
Feeding Guide
Royal Canin India provides the following approximate daily wet-food quantities:
| Puppy’s Age | Approximate Daily Quantity |
|---|---|
| 2 months | 8½ pouches |
| 8 months | 13½ pouches |
| 14 months | 10½ pouches |
These quantities are broad starting points for puppies expected to weigh between 26kg and 44kg as adults. Puppies at opposite ends of this weight range may need different servings.
For accurate feeding:
- Check the detailed table printed on the multipack.
- Consider your puppy’s expected healthy adult weight.
- Divide the daily amount into several meals.
- Reduce the wet-food quantity when mixed feeding.
- Monitor your puppy’s weight and body condition regularly.
- Ask your veterinarian to adjust the portion if your puppy gains weight too quickly, remains underweight or develops digestive problems.
Common Questions
What puppies can eat Royal Canin Maxi Puppy Gravy?
It is formulated for large-breed puppies expected to weigh between 26kg and 44kg as adults.
Royal Canin recommends the formula for puppies up to approximately 15 months old.
Can a 2-month-old puppy eat this food?
Yes. Royal Canin’s official feeding table begins at 2 months.
Introduce the food gradually and divide the daily quantity into several small meals.
Can I feed this to a Labrador or Golden Retriever puppy?
Yes. Labradors and Golden Retrievers commonly fall within the 26–44kg expected adult-weight range.
Confirm your puppy’s expected adult size and feeding quantity with your veterinarian, particularly when growth is faster or slower than expected.
Can I feed this to a German Shepherd puppy?
Yes, provided the puppy’s expected adult weight falls between 26kg and 44kg.
Use measured portions and monitor body condition because controlled growth is particularly important for large-breed puppies.
Can I feed this food to a medium-breed puppy?
It is not the most suitable option for puppies expected to weigh below 26kg as adults.
Medium-breed puppies generally require Royal Canin Medium Puppy food, which is adapted to their shorter growth period and different energy needs.
Can I feed it to a giant-breed puppy?
Puppies expected to weigh more than 44kg as adults may require Royal Canin Giant Puppy.
Giant breeds have a different growth pattern and need nutrition formulated for their size and rate of development.
Does Royal Canin Maxi Puppy Gravy support digestion?
Yes. Royal Canin describes the formula as containing highly digestible proteins and prebiotics that support digestive activity and balanced intestinal flora.
Persistent diarrhoea, vomiting or poor weight gain requires veterinary assessment.
Does this food support puppy immunity?
The formula contains an antioxidant complex that includes vitamin E to support developing natural defences.
Nutrition supports normal immune development but does not replace vaccination, deworming or routine veterinary care.
Can I mix it with Royal Canin Maxi Puppy Dry Food?
Yes. Royal Canin offers compatible Maxi Puppy dry food and supports measured mixed feeding.
Reduce both portions according to the pack’s mixed-feeding instructions so your puppy receives the correct total daily calories.
Does one 10-pouch pack last for one day?
Not necessarily. Royal Canin’s broad wet-only feeding guide ranges from approximately 8½ to 13½ pouches daily depending on the puppy’s age.
The exact duration of one box depends on your puppy’s expected adult weight, age, body condition and whether dry food is also being fed.
When should I switch my puppy to adult food?
Large-breed puppies generally transition to Maxi Adult food at around 15 months.
Make the change gradually and consider your dog’s growth, body condition and veterinarian’s recommendation.
What’s in the Box?
1 manufacturer multipack containing 10 sealed pouches, with 140g in each pouch.
Total food quantity: 1.4kg.
Royal Canin India officially lists the format as 10 × 140g, and Animeal lists the same selling unit as Royal Canin Maxi Puppy Gravy [10 PC – 140 GM].
Store unopened pouches in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and excessive heat.
After opening, cover and refrigerate unused food according to the instructions printed on the pouch. Check the batch number and best-before date before feeding.
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