For a 1-year-old poodle, who from 5 months old we had changed 5-6 brands because he simply didn't like them, with this one we were saved. Of course, for the previous 5 we tried, I also read reviews like the one I'm writing now... it has nothing to do with the breed or size. It's about whether they like it or not.
He eats it like he hasn't eaten for a week. For small dogs, the size of the kibble is very ok. The stools are very good. They are a bit darker than I would like.

I got it today to try it on a 3-year-old, 3.5-kilogram Yorkshire Terrier because he is picky with his food and ends up eating the cat's food.
While he ate it with enthusiasm both in the morning and in the evening, unfortunately, after 5-10 minutes both times he vomited it, which he does rarely.

It smells nice. The little one loves it. There has been no issue with his tummy or the toilet.

It has whole pieces of twisted pasta that my dog, while eating the food, spits out of his mouth and doesn't eat them.

I have been using it for many years on my 5kg Maltese, neutered and yet now 10 years old, it has not gained any weight at all, nor does it have any skin problems. I highly recommend it without hesitation. Definitely value for money!

It is food of excellent quality, which after many trials of other foods, our dog likes. Its packaging is very good!

Belcando is by far the best company in all its products... I wonder why it is not ranked higher on Skroutz. Not that this would be an absolute criterion for choice, but on the other hand, all pet lovers and people who care about their pets should know about this incredibly high-quality company.

The perfect food for medium and small breeds, no matter how many times I changed to Royal Canin.... afterwards, I tried Acana and Orijen, but it's not worth spending so much money. Not that Belcando is cheap, but it's not worth spending so much money when Belcando provides everything. I have a female boxer and I use Belcando Finest Croc......!!!!!!!!!!!

Very good food. I have a female Amstaff who used to eat cooked food and recently had intense nutrition. This kibble is suitable for this case. Also, the change to dry food was immediately accepted by Bianca, which is difficult for most dogs.

For my medium-sized dog weighing 7-8 kilograms with a sensitive stomach, we were saved with this Belcando Finest Croc food. I ended up choosing this one after seeing that its ingredients are similar to an expensive prescription food from Royal Canin that my dog used to eat, costing 12 euros per kilo. Everything is going well. My 8-year-old Maltese (Havanese) dog has been eating it for about a year with appetite and without any issues.