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Yuna for the Golden Retriever

Golden Retriever.
Nutrition that matches them.

Patient, gentle, social. The quintessential family breed.

Size

Large

Adult weight

27-34 kg

Energy

Moderate to high

Lifespan

10-12 years

Their specific needs

What we calibrate.

  • 1High antioxidants (cancer is the #1 cause of death)
  • 2Continuous joint support
  • 3Sustained energy profile
  • 4Long-coat care
Health risks

What we anticipate.

Cancer (60% of deaths)

Antioxidants, marine omega-3, selenium.

Hip and elbow dysplasia

Systematic glucosamine + chondroitin.

Hypothyroidism

Balanced iodine from kelp.

Our answer

How Yuna feeds
your Golden Retriever.

High antioxidant density

Optimal omega-3 / omega-6 ratio

Iodine controlled via Quebec kelp

Reinforced joint profile

yuna

Specially for

Honey

395 g/day

11.3 kg bag

high antioxidants, grain-free

A concrete example

Honey's plan.

Honey is a 30 kg Golden Retriever. The portion is calculated at 395 g/day.

Your dog's plan will be different. The quiz calibrates it exactly.

Build my Golden Retriever's plan →
Our commitment

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.

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.

04

Until it fits perfectly

We keep going · no deadline, no iteration cap. Your only job: tell us what you observe.