royal canin-quick question!

asparagus1968

can royal canin dog food be given as a dry food or does it have to be soaked please? (am soaking it at the moment)cheers

krlyr

I don't see why not, most dry foods are fed as they are.

Oliver14

Its a dry Dog food (clues in the name)

vicx

I used to feed my two Yorkies on Royal Canin, they loved it. I only ever fed it dry as it supposed to be fed. There was no mention of adding water or soaking it as an option like there is on other brands.

asparagus1968

i know,ha ha! i was told by breeder to soak it! they gave me a bag,but not the original one so no instructions! looked on royal canin website too!

thankyou:)

vicx

It's the only food mine would eat as soon as I put it down but it has a premium price tag and there is better (and cheaper) food out there. They are currently on James Wellbeloved dry which I soften with a tablespoon of boiled water and mix Wainwrights wet as they are such fussy eaters. Royal Canin definitely doesnt need to be soaked, feed it dry he probably enjoy it better than soaked. I was feeding them the mini and breed specific food which had a strong aroma, probably why they wolfed it down!

asparagus1968

dry it is then.
it's funny,for his age/size he only needs 48g a day of the mini junior a day!! a TINY amount, but then,how big is a seven week old jack russells tummy anyway?:)