Wysong Archetype Chicken Formula Freeze-Dried Raw Dog & Cat Food
High-quality pet food loved by picky eaters but expensive and lacks customer support
Royal Canin Joint Care Dog Food has a mixed review profile. Positive aspects include improved energy and joint support. However, there are significant issues with a jelly-like fat layer on top, which causes dogs to refuse the food and a high amount of wastage in each can when compared to other canned foods. Recent reviews show a declining trend in satisfaction.
Excessive fat layer makes the dogs refuse to eat.
This food provides support for good muscle and joints in dogs with hip and back leg problems.
This is a good option when compared to other royals chicken allergies.
This food was appreciated by the dog to even consume with the listed issue. Flip flop suggested.
Leaves layer for each can wasting to weight loss.
Recent reviews indicate a decline in quality and more complaints about excess fat and dogs refusing the food.
Mixed but more positive
More negative
Factors: plastic container
Yes, the food is specifically designed to support joint health in dogs and was recommended by a vet for a breed known for hip and back leg problems and have a prescription to buy
Yes but there can be a case of late acceptance which may create resistance.
Yes, you need a prescription to purchase this food from Chewy.
Prices were set for this can be varied not ignoring the cost extracted.
Large scoops for consumption can take time and patience.
"My picky dog loves this! Her appetite seems to have improved and she is more energetic and moving around like before"
"The first thing that strikes me is a layer of what looks like fat at the top of the can as soon as it is opened. I have never had to mix up wet food before, or ever seen this kind settling. "
Overall, Royal Canin Joint Care can be a hit or miss. It does help some dogs with joint issues, but the quality issues and dog refusal are significant concerns. Consider sampling a small quantity first if considering.