11 reviews forbosch Soft Junior Chicken & Sweet Potato HPC Dog Food - dog dry food

Perfect in every way, very appetising without so many allergens such as fish oil, eggs etc. Just a few ingredients and high quality. I recommend this for all dogs that are difficult to find a food they like, and for intolerant dogs like my bull terrier!

In my opinion, the Bosch Soft Junior Chicken & Sweet Potato dry food is a really good feed. You notice the pleasant smell as soon as you open it. It's also great that the packaging is resealable. My dogs came running as soon as I opened the bag and tried to stick their noses in. They really like the food and it agrees with them too – no diarrhoea or bloating. Another plus is that it doesn’t contain any grains.

Our 9-month-old dog was instantly thrilled with the Soft Junior food from bosch. The soft pieces are such a hit that we now use them for training as well – as soon as we reach for the pack, the dog is already waiting eagerly by our side. We especially like the texture: nice and soft, but not wet or sticky. At first, her digestion was a bit sensitive, with softer stools and quite a bit of farting, but after a few days, everything settled down.

Our puppy has just turned 12 weeks old and is quite sensitive when it comes to food. She’s currently used to the breeder’s food, so we were curious to see how she’d take to the bosch dry food. Mixed with her usual wet food, it works pretty well, especially if it’s soaked a little. It also works well as a treat. Maybe we’ll manage to switch over to it completely in the future, as the price-performance ratio is spot on.

Our dog is generally pretty “food enthusiastic,” but when it comes to the soft pieces from bosch, she gets even more excited. We’ve actually started using these as treats – with great success. During training, we definitely have her full attention. In the first two or three days, there was a bit of digestive upset, which isn’t unusual with new snacks. But that settled down quickly.

My German Shepherd puppy found the food really tasty, and his digestion wasn’t affected either. I used the kibbles as treats.

My spoiled Havanese loves the Bosch SOFT Junior Chicken and Sweet Potato food and devours it eagerly. The soft pieces are the perfect size and made with top-quality ingredients.

When I opened the bag, the smell was extremely strong. Perfect for a dog's nose, but takes some getting used to for humans. My dog accepted it right away and devoured his portion. I mix it with his current food, since you shouldn't switch to new food all at once. So far, he tolerates it well and enjoys eating it. To say more, I'll need to feed it for a bit longer. 70% fresh chicken really speaks for itself when it comes to the ingredients.

We only recently got our Cavapoo girl Molly from the breeder. The breeder recommended food from another brand, but we wanted to see how she’d do with bosch dry food, since it’s much more affordable. At first, Molly was a bit sceptical and only ate hesitantly, but when we soaked it well and mixed it with wet food, she ate it with more enthusiasm. So far, she’s getting on well with the food and we’re curious to see if we’ll eventually be able to switch completely to the dry food.

This is a dry food that isn’t completely dry, but has a slight residual moisture. Even our picky dog really enjoys eating it because it has a nice, soft texture. I also love that this food is made without any added grains and that chicken is the only source of meat. The medium-sized kibbles are easy to portion thanks to the resealable bag, and they have a great smell that lasts in the bowl for a long time.

I just tried out the puppy food—or rather, my Newfoundland/Landseer puppy did. I already knew she’d like it because we’d bought it before. She enjoys the relatively soft pieces, and for a dog her size, the pellet size is just right. The only thing that sometimes bothers me a bit is the smell of the food, but since she eats it in the kitchen, it’s not a big deal. She likes it, her stool is completely normal, and the food also has a good price-performance ratio.