Golden Retriever Puppy Food, Dry Food, Supports Immune System & Digestive Health, Promotes Healthy Skin & Coat, 1 Kg

I have a 2 month old Golden Retriever & as a naive owner i was under impression that Pedigree was best for him so i was trying to feed him pedigree. First he refused to eat pedigree but somehow i tricked him to eat it by mixing it with water and some chicken jelly. The next day he got diarrhea & stomach cramp so iad to take him to vet and he was fed medication with puppy cerelac. Still he was passing semi solid stool and then i searched this and fed this and now my puppy is happy to have this himself and passing normal stool. The major difference i see between pedigree Vs Royal Canine is that Pedigree doesn't mix well with water and remains hard for a puppy to chew but this Royal Canine forms soft porridge (Daliya type) which the puppy loves to eat, may be the taste is better than Pedigree.

My pet loves it

Good product

Worth ordering

My dog loves it

So I've tried 3 different brands on my Goldie. Pedigree was the worst. Always gave her loose motions. Constantly! Them moved to Drools. It was fine but her stools were still not well formed and nor was it giving any visible growth. Finally moved to Royal Canin. Little one finishes the bowl, stills are well formed and have seen good growth and better coat. Expensive but worth it

I have got my dogs both Farmina and RC and somehow they like RC better even though everyone keeps saying Farmina is way ahead of the league. I am now sticking to RC cz my poochies eat something at least when its RC.

I was using this R.c for gr but it is not needed very expensive and every shop owner and breeders just tell to use R.c it is just business gimmicks so I switched to pedigree pro and it is low cost excellent nutrition and good growth also I am able to see and than R.C But royal canine only if ur dog have special needs or else pedigree pro is excellent at a low cost