Royal Canin's French Bulldog formula is generally well-received, particularly effective in managing allergies, but the price point draws criticism. Some users report vomiting and size issues for smaller breeds.
Vomitting
Prevention: Wean off the diet mix with current foods gradually coherne additional omega-3oils to make it palatable
Good for allergies.
Frenchies truely love this.
Migainage good as well.
Longing terms impressed.
High cost.
Caused some issues for some very sensitive tails.
Owners hinted that kibbles are seem qulikuely.
Tip: Try adding water to make kibble shred easily.
We vomited after consuming food
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Yes, many users report significant improvement in skin and coat health within a few weeks.
No, it may be too large for some who reported vomiting issues.
It depends on your budget and your dog's needs. While effective, it is an expensive option.
"Both our dogs love the Royal Canine French Bulldog and Poodle foods. We buy both and mix them together. We have tried different recommended brands, but this combination is their favorite."
"This Canine food was supposed to be just for the French Bulldog but it caused my pups hear to fall out and she was itching so bad that she scratched all night long."
If you're looking for a specialized diet for your French Bulldog, this is a solid choice, particularly if your dog has allergies. Be prepared for a higher price and consider the kibble size for smaller breeds.
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