Mini Puppy

Big bag, great value for money, for our small Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppy. He is about 5 months old at about 4.5kg and he's still on this first big bag of puppy food. it's lasting for ages. We increase the amount of food he has based on his age and weight, and we still have loads left. He also really enjoys the tatse of it

Our Westie was weaned on to this and so we've kept him on it. He eats 180 grammes a day in 2 feeds at the moment so a 4kg bag lasts just under a month. This will obviously vary with individual dogs but there is a handy guide printed on the rear of each pack. It doesn't have the bone dry texture of some kibbles, and keeps well for a few hours in the bowl should he decide he isn't hungry just yet. It also isn't the worst smelling dog food available. He does drink plenty of fluids with it still so make sure to have fresh, clean water available at all times if feeding this.Our puppy has good poo texture with this food too. Not necessarily something you wish to read in a review but, and trust me on this one, very important when cleaning up afterwards.The individual biscuits are quite small and soft so are perfect for young teeth and a few can be kept in the pocket whilst training and used as treats. The ingredients aren't the worst, and are certainly far better than some well known brands, but this is still mass produced kibble so don't be fooled into thinking it's as good as it gets. No worse than feeding your kids the odd portion of chips in any case. (Waits patiently for the health nazis to jump all over him for feeding kids anything other than lentils and broccoli.)With the biscuits being small they fit nicely into a snack toy which can help to alleviate boredom for your pet if you have to spend a few hours away. Remember to reduce the amount you feed if using one of these though otherwise your little friend could end up looking like a four legged version of me. Not good.So in summary, a complete food for your puppy which has a good texture, good biscuit size, doesn't make your house stink, and can be used for treats during training.Update:- our Westie has been eating this for 8 months now and still seems to like it. We've reduced the amount we feed him slightly as per the feeding guidelines on the pack and the fact that he gets the odd treat. He is fit and healthy and has recently had a check up at the vets which he came through with flying colours. Buying the 8kg bag from Amazon has proved to work out cheaper than we can buy it in the shops too, and is delivered too.😎We'll definitely use the Royal Canin food for an adult dog in the next few months.

What a quality product. Our puppy loves this dried food and as she’s a small breed it’s a perfect size for her to eat. She prefers it to the wet sachet royal canin version although to start with we gave her a mix of wet and dried food. It isn’t cheap but I know it’s got all the correct nutrients and vitamins. We have tried other brands none come close.

Very good food for puppies that had not had the best start in lifeCan see them get healthier and they seem to like it toI mix with same brand pouches of wet puppy food

The only puppy food my baby chihuahua will eat.

My Cavalier puppy loves this food, He was raised on it by his breeder and it has done him the world of good. He is putting on the correct amount of weight and I'm following the easy feeding guidance on the packet. What's better is that he's not getting bored of this food by any stretch of the imagination. He pines for it when I'm getting it ready and knows the smell.It is complete value for money and clearly a very well balanced formula, my pup gets everything he needs from it and then some.Totally worth the money and I will continue to buy this until he moves onto adult food. Faultless.

Puppy loves this

£16.99 is somewhat pricey for a 2kg bag,but that being said my puppy loves it and is thriving and poops are solid so will continue with this food.