Royal Canin Poodle Adult Breed Specific Dry Dog Food, 2.5 lb bag

The Royal Canin Poodle Adult Breed Specific Dry Dog Food in the 10 lb bag is a specialized dietary choice that has made a significant difference in my Poodle's overall health and well-being.What stands out about this dog food is its precise formulation. Poodles are a unique breed with specific characteristics, including their curly coats and slender bodies. This breed-specific formula is designed to meet their distinct needs, offering a balanced blend of proteins, fats, and carbohydrates to maintain lean muscle and a healthy weight.The kibble size and texture are perfectly suited for Poodles, making it easier for them to chew and digest. This is particularly important for a breed that can be prone to dental issues.One of the most noticeable benefits of this dog food is the positive impact it has had on my Poodle's coat. The inclusion of omega-3 fatty acids and biotin has significantly improved the condition of the skin and coat, enhancing their natural beauty and softness.While this breed-specific dog food is undeniably a bit more expensive than generic alternatives, it's well worth the investment for those who want to ensure their Poodle is receiving tailored nutrition.In summary, the Royal Canin Poodle Adult Breed Specific Dry Dog Food in the 10 lb bag is a remarkable choice for Poodle owners who are committed to the well-being of their pets. This formula provides precise nutrition that caters to the unique needs of Poodles, ultimately contributing to their overall health and happiness. I highly recommend it to fellow Poodle enthusiasts.

I struggled a lot feeding my mini-poodle. I tried Farmers Dog, Ollie, etc. I just got this today and he ate his food immediately. Big relief.

My 25 lb. 3 1/2 year old Mini Goldendoodle started eating has Royal Canin as a puppy while still with the breeder where we got her. She has not had any health problems and continues to thrive. Her teeth are in great shape.We feed her about a cup and a half per day.

I like this because it was designed for poodles. My poodle loves it. When I was getting her weaned from her previous food, she was picking this out of her old food and eating it.

Good my dogs like it qualité perfect price too

The first year I owned my poodle I wasn't aware of this brand, so I bought him several different types of dry dog food to see what he liked. Because they were a new food source, out of curiosity he sampled them but would only continue to eat if I didn't feed him anything else.A year later I stumbled upon some Royal Canin Poodle Adult Breed Specific Dry Dog Food in a big-box pet store. Since this food was designed specifically for poodles, the kibbles were relatively small, and they including omega-3 fatty acids (i.e., DHA and EPA) I thought it would be a good choice for him. While my poodle would prefer to eat chicken, cheese, etc., he prefers this brand relative to others. For the last six years Royal Canin has been the only brand I buy him. A couple of years after I started feeding my dog this brand my veterinarian started recommending it and carrying it in his store.Btw, Royal Canin was created by a French veterinary surgeon in 1968 after he had success treating various coat and skin conditions in pets by feeding them his cereal-based diet.

I have been to unsuccessfully get my dog to eat a bunch of brands. Science Diet had him licking his paws and stinking a bit. Also it would appear that now on Royal Canin he has no allergy problems, he has more hair too which is good. I've tried the boutique ones like Spot and Tango, Sundays. Stella and Chewie and some other ones but none of those have the skin and hair results I've been getting on Royal Canin. He is a mixed breed of 2 breeds and I had him genetically tested for this--I use the Royal Canin specific breed formula for purebreeds. I buy one bag of each one of his breeds and mix them 50 50 for his custom breed mix.When I had him on all the others it was a battle to get him to eat the food on it's own I always had to top it. He goes right for the Royal Canin, but I find that something like Sundays for example makes a decent "treat" topper from time to time. Typically he will eat the Royal Canin on it's own. I see people griping about the price, but if your dog is super picky you end up throwing out a lot of dog food too. The fact that he EATS the RC and I never have to toss it is actually a money saver over the cheaper vet recommended brands.Before I started him on RC I would end up tossing food that even though it was topped with homemade dog food which he really liked, he would get picky and turn his nose up at it if the kibble underneath the topping was SD or another kibble. Sometimes he wouldn't even eat the Spot and Tango on it's own either. Anyways it was such a battle.His poop is not as big and does not smell like it did on everything else either! Less volume and less stink.You really can't go wrong with RC. I'm actually saving money now because he's eating it.

Muy bueno pero muy caro pero mi mascota lo vale aunque mi bolsillo lo sienta pero mi perrita feliz come más si más de lo que debe antes le daba la de cachorro y no comía tanto pero es el mejor concentrado que e comprado en la vida muy bueno y no tiene mal olor como los demás de verdad veo a mi mascota feliz cada vez que le doy ella lo pide aunque no debería de comer tanto pero le encanta