Royal Canin Dog Food Yorkshire Terrier 28 Dry Mix 1.5kg

Product Information

Specialised dry dog food for Yorkshire Terriers over 10 months old, enriched with omega-3 fatty acids for glossy coat and healthy skin, to help support healthy ageing, with a tailored kibble. Additives (per kg): Nutritional additives: Vitamin A: 29500 IU, Vitamin D3: 800 IU, Biotin: 3 mg, E1 (Iron): 45 mg, E2 (Iodine): 4.5 mg, E4 (Copper): 14 mg, E5 (Manganese): 58 mg, E6 (Zinc): 137 mg, E8 (Selenium): 0.1 mg - Technological additives: Clinoptilolite of sedimentary origin: 5 g - Sensory additives: tea extract (source of polyphenols): 150 mg - Preservatives - Antioxidants.

In conclusion, when it comes to selecting the best dog food for Yorkshire Terriers, it’s vital to consider their unique needs, such as small size, sensitive stomachs, and dental health. You can confidently choose any of the products we’ve reviewed in this guide, as they represent the best and highest quality dog food options available for Yorkshire Terriers. These carefully selected foods are designed to cater to the specific requirements of your beloved Yorkie, ensuring a healthy and happy life for your furry companion. Yorkshire Terriers – or ‘Yorkies’ – are naturally even-tempered, active and intelligent dogs – full of energy and gusto. Because each breed has its own specific requirements, Royal Canin’s Breed Health Nutrition range caters to the dietary needs of dogs of different breeds to support optimal health. Supports natural immunity:antioxidant complex with vitamin E to ensure natural immune system development Sample buyer review…“Our puppy is very active and had a rough life before we got him. He was dropping weight and needed something different. We tried 5 different kinds and this was the only one he gobbled down. It has small kibble and honestly even smells good not like other food. Higher protein and fat content to maintain his weight.” Rich in omega-3 fatty acids (EPA and DHA) & biotin:can help to support the skin's barrier function, which can have a positive effect on skin and coat healthSkin and Coat Problems: Many Yorkies have long, silky coats that require special care. Foods rich in Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids can support skin and coat health, reducing issues like dryness and itching. Like other small dogs, this toy dog breed has tiny mouths and requires food to be appropriately sized. It is also essential to note that Yorkshire Terriers often face dental issues and have petite stomachs. Therefore, it’s advisable to provide them with meals containing small, bite-sized kibble portions. This approach promotes both their dental health and comfortable digestion. Featuring the right ingredients and kibble size for toy breeds, this Natural Balance LID Formula is our go-to choice for Yorkies with allergies. It contains salmon and sweet potatoes — both known for their high digestibility and great taste in the dog food world. They work together to give your dog energy and protein to stay lean.

In the debate between dry and wet dog food for your Yorkie, dry food is often preferred due to their sensitive teeth. However, consult your vet for personalized dietary advice tailored to your Yorkie’s specific needs. How much food should I feed my Yorkie?

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The Farmers Dog gets most of its meat protein from fresh pork. Dry matter label analysis shows the recipe contains 36% protein, 28% fat and 28% estimated carbs… yielding a fat-to-protein ratio of about 78%. Food plays an important role in the growth and development of every puppy. Irrespective of its breed and age, the kind of meal that you give your pet daily decides its lifestyle. A Yorkshire Terrier puppy needs just the right kind of food to stay happy and active all day long so that it can play with you. So, it is important to provide it with a complete and balanced meal. Since there are no official nutrient guidelines for ANY particular breed, including Yorkies… and to achieve optimal long-term health… Suitable for Yorkshire Terriers over 8 years old, Royal Canin Yorkshire Terrier Adult 8+ Dry Dog Food is specially formulated with all the nutritional needs of your adult dog in mind.

It is recommended to switch food every one to three months – or plan it during the time when you replenish the supplies of your dog’s food. During this switch period, dog owners must feed an increasing amount of new food and a decreasing amount of old food until it has been completely replaced. Is grain-free food good for Yorkshire Terriers? Tartar prevention:special recipe with sodium triphosphate to help catch calcium in the saliva and combat plaque formation The answer to that important question should be based on the AGE and LIFE STAGE of YOUR particular dog.

Feeding Guide

From its beginnings, Champion Petfoods, the legendary maker of Orijen, has always been a staunch apostle for a meat-based, “biologically appropriate” diet… a time-proven design which makes this food a top choice for both puppies and adults. A top choice. Highly recommended. The age ranges in the following table were obtained from multiple sources and can be used to help you find the best food for your Yorkshire terrier. Life Stage During that time, in the 1800s, it was common for miners and mill workers to travel to the region seeking a job – and among them were a number of Scots. These would-be workers from the north brought with them their own breeds of terrier – and, in time, these Scottish dogs bred with the English varieties. This resulted in the Yorkshire Terrier breed that we know and love today.

Healthy Ageing Complex: Contains an exclusive combination of antioxidants to help maintain cellular health and is formulated with an appropriate phosphorus content to care for kidney health of Yorkshire Terriers as they mature You’ll find The Dog Food Advisor’s best dog and puppy foods for Yorkies based on the life stage of your pet. Royal Canin Yorkshire Terrier junior food is suitable for puppies up to 10 months. It is formulated keeping in mind the nutritional needs of a dog. It contains ingredients like dehydrated poultry protein, maize flour, rice, vegetable protein isolate, and animal fats. Bred in the north of England during the Industrial Revolution (yes, despite that haughty stance, their roots really are working class), the job of the Yorkshire Terrier was originally to keep the mines and textile mills free of vermin. It wasn’t until late Victorian times that they became popular as a lapdog – and began, quite literally, living in the lap of luxury among the English upper classes.Orijen Regional Red acquires the bulk of its animal protein from fresh beef, fresh wild boar, fresh goat, and fresh lamb. Dry matter label analysis reveals the recipe contains 43% protein, 20% fat and 28% estimated carbs… delivering a fat-to-protein ratio of about 47%. Small Breed Adult is one of 13 dry recipes evaluated in our review of the Wellness Complete Health product line.