
11 reviews forbosch Sensible Renal & Reduction Dry Dog Food
Upload your product photoOverall Rating (11)
|
Best food for dog with renal problem
if you carefully study what ingredients are included in the food of more expensive brands and compare them with this food, you will understand that this food is better than most expensive food
|
Good if your dog isn't fussy and large!
My german shepherd ate it once and then refused to eat it for 3 days straight until I finally changed her back..this was even with sardines mixed in with it. Kibble size is also quite big and hard so not suitable for smaller dogs.
|
Not recommended
My Dalmatian has been eating Renal food for about two years now since she was diagnosed with stage 1 kidney disease. Ageing is catching up on her also so her hips are starting to have some mobility issues. I thought this food seemed like a good fit. When it arrived she certainly was not impressed (she not a fussy eater) nuts were very hard and seemed to cause her discomfort when eating them. Also the food had a funny smell. So safe to say the food went into the bin never to be purchased again
not recommended
Very disappointed with this, a complete waste of money. the My dog won't eat it and she generally eats anything. It smells odd. My dog is elderly and has trouble eating sometimes. The stuff is rock hard and does not soak well and the pieces are very big so not suitable for small dogs. The special light is much better.
I can recommend it
I have a 10 year old dog with kidney problems, up to now he likes this food. I think that the ingredients are fine, price is okay, so I am satisfied!
My dog refuses it
Unfortunately my dog refused it within a few days. We have to go back to Renal & Reduction, which she likes. However, that does not say anything about the quality of the food.
