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Printed 2 October 2026
Royal Canin Maxi Dog Pet Food Puppy 1 kg
Royal Canin
₹670.00MRP(₹670.00 per kg)
Pack of 1 kg
What is inside
- Animal fats
- Beet pulp
- Dehydrated poultry protein
- Fatty acid salt
- Fish oil
- Fructo-oligo-saccharides
- Hydrolysed animal proteins
- Hydrolysed yeast
- Maize
- Marigold extract
- Minerals
- Psyllium husks and seeds
- Rice
- Soya oil
- Vegetable fibres
- Vegetable protein isolate
- Yeasts extracts
No Jan Aushadhi equivalent mapped yet. A gap on our side, not proof none exists. Ask your pharmacist.
Royal Canin Maxi Dog Pet Food Puppy 1 kg contains Animal fats + Beet pulp + Dehydrated poultry protein + Fatty acid salt + Fish oil + Fructo-oligo-saccharides + Hydrolysed animal proteins + Hydrolysed yeast + Maize + Marigold extract + Minerals + Psyllium husks and seeds + Rice + Soya oil + Vegetable fibres + Vegetable protein isolate + Yeasts extracts. We have not mapped a Jan Aushadhi equivalent for it yet.
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