I do not often write reviews, but now I think I should. I started using this food as soon as I got my 2-month-old puppy from the breeder because that's what they were feeding him at the breeder's. He wouldn't touch it for any reason, I thought it was a weaning and adjustment period and I persisted, no progress, he would eat the measured kibbles with effort. After a few days, I tried the Royal Canin ones, which he started eating and we continued until almost 4 months old. However, I wanted to switch back to Dr' Clauder because it was grain-free, I switched him slowly, he would eat them but not with the same appetite as the Royal Canin. His coat was not as vibrant as with the RC ones, but the worst part was the feces, huge quantities, double the volume compared to the RC ones and they gave me the impression of feces from a dog that eats a 20 euro per 20kg bag of food. I stopped it immediately and started another premium brand (Acana) grain-free and I am waiting to see the results. IT IS NOT WORTH IT FOR ANY REASON. Also, if you do the math, a more expensive food like Acana may turn out to be more economical than a cheaper one like this. With ACANA, I need 300 grams per day, while with this one I needed 420 + 1 roll of bags per day to pick up the feces...

The worst thing I have bought, the dog doesn't even touch it and mixed it with another one and spilled it down to eat the other one and not this one. Also, many feces.