BOXER 26 For adults dogs over 15 months

The Boxer: one of the most active of mastiffs

• Muscle mass and joints that need to be taken care of.  Whether he is working or just going for a walk with his owner, the Boxer is full of spirit and enthusiasm which can put great strain on his muscles and joints. A tailor-made food helps maintain a strongly developed musculature and joint health.

• Recognised cardiac sensitivity.  It is well known that the boxer can suffer from cardio-vascular diseases. The most common is dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) which leads to heart failure. In the long term the heart muscle becomes incapable of contracting sufficiently to ensure a correct blood circulation. It is essential that your boxer has a healthy lifestyle with regular exercise. If you are at all worried take your dog to the vet for a checkup.

• A very special facial and jaw type. The Boxer is a brachycephalic type of dog with the following characteristics: a short head, as wide as it is long, with a marked step in the forehead and a short nose. The Boxer's jaws are very special since the lower jaw juts out over the upper jaw and curves slightly upwards (prognathism). This obviously poses problems with grasping the food, speed of ingestion and in turn food can be left to waste.

Promotes muscle development and helps maintain joint health by means of proteins and a high concentration of L-carnitine, chondroitin, glucosamine and essential fatty acids (omega 6 and omega 3).

Optimising the functioning of the heart muscle by means of the combination of taurine, L-carnitine, vitamin E, lutein, essential fatty acids (omega 3 and omega 6), and polyphenols (from green tea and grapes).

Makes it easier to grasp the food and promotes crunching by means of a tailormade kibble: size, shape and texture adapted to the brachycephalic prognathous facial and jaw morphology.