Royal Canin Cocker Spaniel Adult - dog dry food

My cocker loves this, i never have to add anything to it and he is very healthy and his coat is lovely which myself and his vet puts down to good quality food!

My Cocker Spaniel had digestive problems when we got her as a puppy. The vet put her on Royal Cannin Sensitive, which seemed to work. She then went onto Royal Cannin Junior Medium. She was fine on this, but at 12 months we switched to Adult Medium. The diarrhoea returned! On looking at the ingredients there was an increase in the amount of wheat from the Junior to the Adult. The Cocker Spaniel one has no wheat so I gave it a try and it works - no more diarrhoea. Her coat is shiny and she is full of vitality.

I bought this food couple month ago for our German Shepard as we wanted something suitable specially for this breed.It turned up very well,our fussy dog loves it and it doesn't make him hyper and unwell.He is very happy and energetic dog and this food is the best he could have.Happy tummy,shiny coat,healthy teeth... simply the best.

Our female dog is picky and won't just eat any kibble. We've tried plenty from different brands. But with these, she actually asks for the kibble and starts licking her lips even before she gets them. 😁 She really enjoys them and is thriving on them. Her coat is beautifully shiny and her poos are nicely shaped and firm.

Our dogs love it.

Despite a slow transition, our dog (English Cocker) had serious digestive issues with these kibbles. Everything was resolved by switching brands. It’s a food low in fibre and too fatty. Royal Canin’s customer service was useless and defensive, telling us to add our own fibre to this supposedly complete meal! Thankfully, Zooplus was very understanding. I don’t recommend it.

We’ve been using it for over a year now and our black, long-eared girl is very happy, lively, and has a shiny coat. I’m not sure if it’s exactly because of the food, but she used to constantly scratch her muzzle and fur, and her hair was falling out—they told us it was an allergy. After she started eating this food, the problem gradually disappeared.