Medical by Royal Canin

[AbbyMax]

I have never tried the Royal Canin Medical. However, I do feed my babies Royal Canin Yorkshire Terrier Puppy 29 and they love it.

I started my puppies on Wellness Small Breed Just for Puppies. Max did really well with it, but it did not work as well for Abby. It seemed to be a little too rich for her tummy.

After a lot of research and reading of reviews, I decided to try the Royal Canin - Abby and Max both love it. I tried to mix it in with the Wellness to ease them over, but they picked out the Royal Canin. No tummy issues and stools are normal.

[LuvTaycieGirl]

Originally Posted by gracielove

I agree with you that not all the highly rated foods are all that great. I will not give my dog any food with white potatoes and most of the higher rated foods have white potatoes in them. White potatoes are very starchy and hard to digest and yet it is in many of the "better" foods. I disagree that the ingredient list is not important. It is important. Knowledge of why the ingredients are there is also important. White potatoes are another form of filler. There are other things in these "higher quality" foods that are not good for a dog but I won't go into it. If a person cannot find or make the food that their pet may need for a particular problem then obviously the RX diet must be used. It's a shame that there are so few really good foods out there.

I am not saying the ingredient list is not important. What I am saying is, the most important thing is to find what works. Every dog is different so every dog will thrive on different things. Saying Potato is bad, is not, when many dogs find this to be a relief to grains.

I personally think there are great foods out there with alot of Science behind them.