🐶 Optimal Nutrition for Adult French Bulldogs: Royal Canin Breed Specific Formula Review

Two stars for quick return with no questions asked but my boy had issues with rashes, scratches and excessive hair loss So bought I did this to see if it would help and it made it worse. The first two days he ate deliciously and excitedly, and on the third day he was throwing up all over the place, looked sick and he was crazy but didn't want to at all, it was a shock! He was itching a lot more and had more hot spots which I'm pretty sure was an allergic reaction. Anyway, I took it off that…

Like everyone else I was fooled by their marketing. After doing a lot of research on dog food, I found that Royal Canin is like feeding your child lucky charms at every meal. The nutritional value is complete nonsense. If you look at the label, all dog food should always be pure proteins first. Here are the first ingredients of this dog food: Brewer's Rice, Wheat, Chicken By-Products, Chicken Fat, Wheat Gluten, Natural Flavors, Pork Meal, Dried Beet Pulp. I focus on the 3rd ingredient - chicken

I bought the Royal Canin French Bulldog formula because two of my Frenchies were having trouble eating - the eldest would get hot spots if he ate the wrong proteins, while the younger would get hives if she had too much grain. I'm happy to report that Royal Canin's formula was eaten with greed (no surprise) and easily digested (surprisingly rare!). The feed specifically advertises three advantages: Protein supplement to maintain muscle mass: Yes! After three months on the new diet, both dogs…