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yorkipower · 03-24-2005, 12:36 PM

I agree with the poster above who writes that Royal Canine is too fatty. My dogs ARE performance dogs and THEY were getting chubby on it. It’s great for show coats because of all the additional oil (my goodness, the kibble is actually kinda greasy!) but for the average pet, I just think it’s a recipe for pudginess (no wonder why they like it so much – I like McDonalds French Fries too!). All that said, I DO think Royal Canine is a lot better than many other commercial/pet shop brand dog foods.

I feed my own dogs Sold Gold Just A Wee Bit. No corn, much lower fat, and made from top ingredients. YORKSHIRE TERRIER RESCUE has now become a distributor for Solid Gold. If you buy this kibble from them, you will be doing two good deeds – one for your own dog and one for Yorkies in need. I think the website is http://www.ytnr.org or http://www.ytnr.com When you got to the site click on the link for “country store.”

03-24-2005, 12:36 PM	#6
yorkipower BANNED! Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: New York Posts: 446	Solid Gold I agree with the poster above who writes that Royal Canine is too fatty. My dogs ARE performance dogs and THEY were getting chubby on it. It’s great for show coats because of all the additional oil (my goodness, the kibble is actually kinda greasy!) but for the average pet, I just think it’s a recipe for pudginess (no wonder why they like it so much – I like McDonalds French Fries too!). All that said, I DO think Royal Canine is a lot better than many other commercial/pet shop brand dog foods. I feed my own dogs Sold Gold Just A Wee Bit. No corn, much lower fat, and made from top ingredients. YORKSHIRE TERRIER RESCUE has now become a distributor for Solid Gold. If you buy this kibble from them, you will be doing two good deeds – one for your own dog and one for Yorkies in need. I think the website is http://www.ytnr.org or http://www.ytnr.com When you got to the site click on the link for “country store.”