Royal Canin supplements for dogs provide targeted nutritional support—examples include products aimed at skin and coat condition, joint comfort, digestive balance or urinary health. They are intended to complement a complete diet and are not a substitute for veterinary care; consult your veterinarian for ongoing health concerns.

Choose based on life stage and body size: puppy, adult and senior formulations have different nutrient balances. Read dosage guidance and ingredient lists, and prefer products suited to your dog's breed or sensitivity. For chronic conditions or prescription diets, talk with your veterinarian first.

Some supplements may interfere with or duplicate nutrients in prescription diets. Always consult your veterinarian before combining supplements with a veterinary diet; your vet can advise whether a product is appropriate, safe, and whether dietary adjustments or monitoring are needed.

Mild gastrointestinal signs such as vomiting, diarrhoea or soft stools are the most common reactions when starting a new supplement. Allergic responses are less common but possible. Stop use if symptoms persist and consult your veterinarian to rule out other causes or adjust nutrition safely.

Store supplements in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. Close containers tightly after use and follow on-package storage instructions. Shelf life varies by product—always check the expiration date and discard if the product changes smell, colour or texture, or if expired.