Mitral valve disease (MVD)
Taurine 0.10% + L-carnitine + omega-3.
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Yuna for the Cavalier King CharlesCavalier King Charles.
Cavalier King Charles.
Nutrition that matches them.
Affectionate, gentle, perfect for apartment living.
Size
Small
Adult weight
5-8 kg
Energy
Moderate
Lifespan
9-14 years
Their specific needs
What we calibrate.
- 1Reinforced cardiac profile
- 2Systematic anti-DCM (taurine is essential)
- 3Moderate caloric density
- 4Dental support
Health risks
What we anticipate.
Syringomyelia
Natural anti-inflammatories, antioxidants.
Chronic ear infections
Hypoallergenic recipe available.
Our answerHow Yuna feeds
How Yuna feeds
your Cavalier King Charles.
Anti-DCM is critical for this breed
Small, dense portions
Anti-inflammatory marine omega-3
Passive dental support
yuna
Specially for
Pénélope
105 g/day
11.3 kg bag
reinforced anti-DCM
A concrete example
Pénélope's plan.
Pénélope is a 7 kg Cavalier King Charles. The portion is calculated at 105 g/day.
Your dog's plan will be different. The quiz calibrates it exactly.
Build my Cavalier King Charles's plan →Our commitmentThe Yuna promise.
The Yuna promise.
We craft. We listen. We recraft.
No 30-day guarantee, no refund. Better: after each box you share your feedback, and we adapt the recipe · protein, ratio, portion, format · for the next one. At no cost. For as long as it takes to fit them perfectly.
First to benefit: Saaki, the founder's dog. She tastes every recipe before it leaves Lanaudière.
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iterations
We don't stop until their bowl is perfect.
01
You get your box
Day 1, we send an email with a link · 30 seconds to tell us what's working and what's not.
02
We read every reply
Digestion, energy, coat, palatability, stools. We look at what we can adjust, reply by reply.
03
We recraft the recipe
Main protein, ratio, portion, kibble size, added omega-3 or probiotics · we tune. At no cost. For your next box.
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Until it fits perfectly
We keep going · no deadline, no iteration cap. Your only job: tell us what you observe.