The Royal Canin Size Health Nutrition Small Aging 12+ Dry Dog Food is generally well-received for its digestive benefits and taste. However, a few users found the kibble too oily, which raised concerns about its health benefits.
Oily kibble
Many reviewers note improved digestion in their dogs.
Most dogs enjoy the taste of this food.
The kibble can be mixed with water to create a gravy-like consistency.
Some users mention that this food is recommended by their vet.
The product remains consistent over time.
One user reported that the kibble is very oily, which is concerning for health.
Some dogs may refuse to eat this food.
Yes, it is well-liked by small aging dogs and improves digestion.
Yes, mixing it with water creates a gravy-like consistency.
Some users reported the kibble being too oily, which is a concern for health.
"I like the size of the kibble and the fact when I add a drizzle of water, it makes a bit of gravy. He ( my pup ) likes the size and taste. The big plus is the digestibility factor. He hasn’t had any gas since he has been started the slow change from one brand to this one."
"Ive tried numerous times but neither of the girls will eat this! Nope! The kibbles are very oily, so oily the kibble listens of oil! If you pick up the kibble your hands have oil on them! Is this normal? Doesn't seem very healthy to me. Very disappointed with Royal Canin!"
This dog food is a good choice for older small dogs, especially those with digestive issues. The taste is well-liked, and the kibble size is convenient. However, the oily texture reported in one review is a significant consideration.
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