This was the second dog food I gave our dog when she was still a baby puppy as the first one I have tried was Science Diet and it was way too expensive at around $20 per week and having only a regular job it was hard for me to sustain that Science Diet, so I gave Royal Canin Mini Puppy 33 a try and it wasn’t really that cheap too but it was less cheaper than Science Diet.
My puppy had loved this flavor the most – that I could say! And it was really obvious too! This dog food was the worst-smelling ever and peeking through the bag
while I was getting kibbles for her to eat the smell was really strong and unpleasant already and it was even more obvious that it was the worst because when our puppy defecated, it’s smell was unlike any other food she has eaten and I couldn’t really blame her because she likes it but it’s not really healthy for the stink to be inside my room so in the end I finally switched to another brand as it’s really not good for the family to inhale the stench and she wasn’t trained yet because she was still so young.
But what I had liked about this dog food was that it didn’t give my puppy dog any problems meaning she had no food allergies and food intolerances while eating this and it was very unusual because this formula wasn’t even hypoallergenic but as young a pup as she was, it should have manifested unpleasant food allergies but this mean Royal Canin had natural ingredients too and maybe less chicken and grain ingredients, otherwise our puppy would have signs and symptoms of food allergies right then and there.
However when I read the label at the back of the packaging I was also dubious on how the feeding guide works.
If I had followed this then my puppy would have been ...
