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Royal Canin launches gently cooked Fresh Health Nutrition

June 17, 2025 – Royal Canin US, a global leader in pet health nutrition and one of the billion-dollar brands of Mars has announced the launch of Royal Canin Fresh Health Nutrition, a science-based approach and fresh perspective on health through nutrition, reinforcing the brand’s 55 years of pet nutrition expertise. Royal Canin Fresh Health Nutrition uses a fresh nutrient design to create meals that support dog health, from immune function to digestive wellness, tailored to individual dog’s specific life stage.

“The launch of Royal Canin Fresh Health Nutrition marks a significant innovation as our first gently cooked food tailored to unique health needs at each life stage,” said Stanley Browning, General Manager of the US Pet Specialty Retail Business Unit for Royal Canin North America. “Royal Canin Fresh Health Nutrition was developed with the same philosophy and scientific rigor that Royal Canin is known for, addressing specific health needs while maintaining the nutritional balance that is crucial for optimal pet health.”

The launch of Royal Canin Fresh Health Nutrition addresses a need for science-backed brands that possess deep expertise in pet health and nutrition. Pet owners are constantly seeking solutions that enhance their pets’ eating experiences. Each formula in this line utilises a fresh nutrient design and is crafted to meet the unique nutritional requirements of puppies, adults and seniors, ensuring each dog receives the right balance of proteins, fats, vitamins and minerals tailored to their life stage:

“Royal Canin knows pet owners are constantly looking for ways to help improve their pets’ lives, especially around meals,” said Racquel White, Vice President of Corporate Affairs, Royal Canin North America. “This launch provides a tasty solution to take mealtime to the next level for your pet, developed by veterinarians and backed by the scientific expertise that Royal Canin is known for.”

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