Specially Formulated Dry Dog Food for Adult Medium Breeds

My Labradoodle is now five years old, and she’s been eating Royal Canin since the very beginning! I love that it's formulated specifically for medium-sized adult dogs, with all the right nutrients to support her joints, digestion, and overall health. The kibble size is perfect for her; they are not too small, not too large. Best of all, she’s never had digestive issues that I hear about from other doodle owners. She has a thick, curly coat that can be high-maintenance, but this food has made a huge difference in keeping it healthy, soft, and shiny. Yes, it’s a bit more expensive than store brands, but the long-term health benefits and peace of mind make it 100% worth it. If you have a Labradoodle, especially one with a curly coat, I can’t recommend this food enough!

Royal Canin Size Health Nutrition Medium has been a great choice for my dog. The kibble size is just right for his breed, and he enjoys the taste. Since switching to this food, his coat looks shinier and he seems more energetic. I also appreciate that it supports healthy digestion and maintains his ideal weight. It’s a bit pricey, but the quality and results make it worth it. Highly recommend for medium-sized dogs!

First of all, I’ve been feeding this to my dog for many years. He’s nine years old. And as you know, the prices have gone up overtime, but I still keep buying it and they keep it around $100 so with that said that’s a fair price. And my dog looks healthy.

I have a best friend called Lucy. She's a 5 year old Blue Heeler. Half Blue Merrill and half Dingo bred in Australia in around 1873 . They are very protective, excellent guard dogs. She really loves this food. I have had all my life a dog or more. I've never seen a dog go this long with the same ambitious appetite for Royal Canine Dog Food. I give her the medium adult dog food. Special food is given every 4 days a week with real meat, not from the grocery store, if I can eating a bacon wrapped filet mignon, so is she, a complete 6 Oz. Piece of meat. Cooked whole chicken, no bad food for dogs. No human food, ugh! No chocolate or junk food, vet says she is in perfect health. Still will round up cattle and sheep. I love my Dog, Lucy.

Its very good! We have a mutt (chihuahua + spaniel mix) and he's very picky about his kibble size and the way it taste. We were feeding him a brand from petco which he didn't like, until he tried our younger pups royal canin food and he loved it. So we bought him this one and he's in love with it despite it being a bigger kibble.

We got our pitty whe she was 5 weeks old and the next day took her to the vet to have her checked and get any and all recommendations. We were told Royal Canin was the best nutritionally balanced food because they developed the food to not only be healthy but not cause any allergies at stomach upset. She has been eating Royal Canin every since and even gets jealous of her boxer sister We adopted 10 months later. The boxer was introduced to the food slowly as it was mixed in with the food she was already on until it was all Royal Canin. As they have grown they have been switched to this adult formula. They flove the taste. The size is good and we can make one bag last about 3 weeks sometimes I need to get a smaller bag to get through til I get my subscription bag but that not often just when they are very active in the spring and fall months when they play outside more. The quality is the same every time and their digestion is always good with no diarrhea or carpet scooting constipation.

We now have three dogs on Royal Canin, our two and my dad's. All are rescues of unknown origin, so breed-specific isn't for us, but this plain old medium-dog works fine for all of them. My dad's little beagle-ish thing (Ollie) has been on a Purina product all his life, and did fine on it. However, we came for an extended visit and our dogs have food issues, so we had to put them all on the same thing, since they WILL eat out of any bowl they can get their snouts into. My border collie-ish thing (Lia) originally did fine on a Purina product as well, and never had any issues, but I got the Talking-To from the Dog People about slowly murdering my dog with it, so we tried Blue products. Those really did HURT her. The cattle dog-ish one (Charlie) just had soft stools, but Lia got weeping sores on her feet and ankles and didn't have a solid bowel movement for a month. We never thought of the food for the sores (panic attack over alleged ringworm instead), but took them both off. A while later, they both were a little constipated, and I still had some Blue around, so I threw it in the bowl. IMMEDIATELY Lia got sores on her feet and ankles again. No more Blue for us. We then used Nutro products for quite some time. Lia was always fine on those, but Charlie had reflux issues. Since we hadn't had him very long at that time, we thought it was just his stomach and had him on vet acid reducers. We ended up switching to RC because the kennel we used at the time for VERY frequent travel feeds RC, and it was frankly easier just to switch them than to haul our food so they could be fed something different to prevent switching back and forth. As it turns out, little Charlie has FAR fewer stomach issues and no longer needs the medicine. Ollie is an older guy with some arthritis and allergy issues. He seems to do better generally on the RC, and has more energy. It's a large-ish size kibble for medium dogs in my opinion, but I'm assuming there's some reason for that - perhaps they need to actually crunch the kibble in order to help clean their teeth or some such thing. The bag annoys me to no end. It's allegedly resealable. It is NOT, at least not without a great deal of time and trouble. If I'm paying $50 for a bag of dog food, you can put a decent zipper on the top. Basically, prospective buyers, you WILL need a bag clip for this, and a large one at that since the bag material is pretty inflexible.