🐶 Boxer Adult Breed Specific Dry Dog Food by Royal Canin Review

Expensive but my dogs just eat it. They love it! These are huge dogs. I feel like it gives them everything they need. They won't eat any other dog food. Sometimes I add cabbage and they lick their lips for more.

Our boxer had health issues when we first rescued him. We changed his food several times and he was very picky about his food and nothing helped. Then we tried Royal Canin. He loves it and has been incredibly healthy and handsome ever since! His coat looks fantastic, he is energetic and healthy. Everything every boxer owner could want from their playful boxer.

This food was on our vet's list for quality low sodium dog food. This is the only dog I have (a boxer, but that's fine for any large breed that needs low sodium and high taurine) that enjoys the levels. The croquettes are large and oddly shaped, making them easy to remove from the bowl. Follow the portion size recommendation - my dog gained weight quickly on the recommended portion - my 75lb boxer gets just over 2 cups a day. The second dog eats grain-free, but also prefers this food.

Our 12 year old boxer had severe gas and horrible bad breath. It got so bad that it was difficult for us to even be in the same room. I went online to look for other foods as this was the only thing we could change that could make a difference. After reading some reviews of Royal Canin for boxers, I decided to take a chance. It certainly can't get any worse. I was skeptical, but after a few days of changing the feed, we noticed a difference. In a week. IMPRESSIVE. The bad breath is gone! The…

It has been a long time since I saw my child love dry dog food, especially since he has been eating wet food for years. I had seen this food before at PetSmart but wanted to move away from kibble at the time. In recent years he developed heart disease and I decided to find foods that are good for the heart. This particular food landed pretty high on the list for heart health. On the plus side, he still enjoys his food. Let's see how he handles this in the future. He doesn't have a full heart…

My dog loves this food. She's a cross between a box pit and a sensitive digestive system, and certain foods seem to cause more problems. They care little about others. She will eat these chunks as a treat and reward, and although I usually soak the food and mix it with a little canned dog food, a little shredded chicken, and a little unsalted chicken broth (spoiled girl), in a pinch she ate this tier fuller Peel. My rescue girl has an episodic hyperactivity/reactivity issue. Again, I suspect…

We got our boxer as a rescue, he is about 10 months old. He's small, but he was very skinny when we first took him. He weighed less than 50 pounds and was so thin that his pelvic bones and ribs were easy to see. We tried 7-10 highly recommended products. All of the foods we tried for him were high in protein, high quality and low in cheap fillers. As a result, our dog had a lot of loose stools and didn't gain weight. He remained very thin for 3 months despite eating healthily. After 3 months of

This food has changed my dog's life for the better in almost every way. For years he couldn't keep the weight off and garnered a lot of side looks for his impossibly thin looks despite numerous attempts to gain weight (even full-fat Greek yogurt couldn't help, nothing helped). He had many anxiety problems as well as accident problems at home almost every day. He was also obsessed with drinking water, licking puddles, drinking bowls of water until he got sick, licking the shower after one of us…