I don't know what to write... I read a bunch of incoherent opinions. This food (apart from those reviewing here) is famous all over the world for its quality and nutritional value. They say it's more expensive than others... suddenly the love for the dog gives way to the value of its health? You get what you pay for, PERIOD. My 3-month-old Kokoni goes crazy for it. Urine normal, stools normal (some said they smell but I have the impression that their own smell like roses). The food is just fine. Beyond that, maybe not all dogs like it. That doesn't make it useless.

She is not crazy about the food but it seems to be a necessary evil for her.

Of course, when her brother visited us, who is given the loose food, the poor guy dove right in and devoured it all in a second!!!

So maybe she is not crazy about it because she takes it for granted!

Our dog, a Maltese, had bad breath and dark spots under his eyes. As soon as we switched to a better quality food, all of that stopped

We tried to switch our 5-month-old puppy's food from Hills Puppy to Royal Canin, and almost from the first moment we noticed a change in the composition - texture - color of his waste for the worse. The only positive thing is that the smell is now tolerable enough. We also noticed intense hair loss and dullness in his coat. He is a cinnamon color, so the difference is quite noticeable. Additionally, while he eats it all normally, we observe a difference in his appetite. We were not satisfied and will go back to the previous brand.

Small-sized croquettes for puppies that eat them very willingly. I trust it and will continue to buy it until they are 9 to 12 months old

A decent choice, economical and good in terms of quality for the money you give, it doesn't smell much of feces and urine, it eats it happily and doesn't have annoying gas, I prefer it as an economical solution and I highly recommend it, I have a purebred Jack Russell!

When I got my puppy, it was already eating this. In a change I made when it ran out, it caused diarrhea, so I went back to it. It doesn't go crazy, when it's hungry enough it eats it.

Our first dog would eat it without hesitation, but the second one would only eat it reluctantly. There were days when he would just sniff it and walk away without taking a bite. We eventually discovered that it bothered him for some reason, either in terms of taste or in his stomach. I don't know why, but we switched to Acana and since then we have found our peace.

Ideal for my puppy. It did not cause any intestinal dysfunction. As it grew, we chose another one due to its price (it is very expensive)