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Originally Posted by Yorkiemom1

If he is not having issues with the Royal Canin, you dont need to panic....some people have pups that are sensitive to grains and have reactions to any food with grains....some have allergies to chicken, beef, beets, alfalfa, etc.... I raise my dogs on Royal Canin and send them to new owners on Royal Canin....have not ever had any documented problems with the food....I certainly have not had any issues with it and I have fed all of my dogs for at least 25 years, on Royal Canin...no health issues. Unless he is having a reaction to the Royal Canin, there is NO reason to switch in a panic ....except it may be easier to feed both dogs the same food! Royal Canin has not had recalls.......they have a fabulous quality control/ quality management at their processing facility, and their diets, all their diets, especially their prescription diets, are scientifically formulated according to positive evidenced based outcomes for well balanced, required nutritional intake/support for dogs. Everyone has their "favorite" kibble/dog food, with or without ingredients they may or may not approve of......and you can run yourself absolutely nuts, bouncing all over the spectrum, switching from dog food to dog food, concentrating on each individual ingredient and additive, rather than looking at the complete, balanced formula.....

I completely agree with every word you say!

Also, at 10 months old, if the OP intends to stay with Royal Canin, it's probably time to start on the 'adult' breed specific version - I think that's what it says on the bag.... Sally x