Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets Canine HA Hypoallergenic - dog dry food

An 11-kilo bag without a carrying handle?! And then there’s no zip closure, you have to press the whole width of the bag together carefully and thoroughly – otherwise the dog will help himself. Other brands show: it can be done much better! (Unfortunately, we have to switch to Purina because of the fat content).

After a period of scepticism, my dog started to completely refuse it (a golden retriever who has always eaten everything). On top of that, it didn’t even bring the expected benefits because his stools were still soft.

Bought these on my vet’s advice for my Boxer-Staffie cross who’s had bouts of acute diarrhoea, but I wouldn’t recommend them at all!! - The kibble isn’t appetising in the slightest and gives off a strong smell of soy, which completely puts my dog off her food bowl. - Looking at the ingredients, the overall quality is really poor. - My dog hardly poos anymore, and when she does, it’s like tiny, rock-hard clay pellets!

So disappointed with these kibbles, especially since I obviously ordered the 11kg bag instead of the 3kg one to try them out... I saw the reviews about constipation and I can only confirm it—my 7-year-old male Sharpei liked them, but they completely constipated him. This ended up with a trip to the emergency vet for stomach dilation (which might not be related to the kibbles, but it’s a strange coincidence). Now I’m stuck with 10kg of kibbles that I won’t be giving him anymore. Such a shame!