Royal Canin Chihuahua

The Chihuahua does not let its small size hold it back. He is proud, lively and confident. He likes to be admired and always attracts attention. This dog is very loyal and can even be possessive of its owner. He needs to be trained properly to keep his strong will in check.

Teeth and jaws
Due to its fine jaws, the Chihuahua is prone to dental problems. The placement of the teeth in the jaw can cause problems with chewing, putting them at greater risk for dental problems. Dental problems such as plaque, tartar and other dental diseases can lead to tooth loss or even damage to important organs. Regular brushing and a specially adapted diet can limit the formation of plaque and tartar.

A sensitive heart
The average life expectancy of a Chihuahua is approximately 13 years, but they can also live to be 15 years or older. The older they get, the more heart and respiratory problems they can develop. They often suffer from heart problems and can no longer tolerate exertion later in life.

A fussy eater
The Chihuahua is close to its owner's heart and is often given extras in addition to its own food. As a result, he can become increasingly demanding and picky.

Superior attraction
These exclusive kibbles stimulate the appetite of even the pickiest Chihuahua. They have a carefully selected natural flavor and a specially adapted shape and size.

Restriction of stool and odor
Helps limit the quantity and odor of feces.

Less tartar
Helps to limit the formation of tartar through 'calcium catchers' and special chunks with a specific structure.

Specially for small jaws
The kibble is precisely tailored to the Chihuahua's small jaws.