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My 4yo girl Quinn went to the vet Thursday for a vaccine and nail trim (she will only let Dr. Mcfarland trim her nails; she needs sedated if anyone else. If he does it, she stand there like a love struck teenager). When he came in, I immediately asked him about her weight. She was looking a bit slim to me. She plays with her (not blood related) sister Remi nonstop. The vet called Quinn “a bit lean”. He said to up her calorie intake. My dumb self didn’t ask about how to do that. I know you normally would give an extra feeding. Welllllll… in this household you can’t feed one without the other and Remi does not need an extra feeding. I started googling for a topper or something I could mix with Quinn’s food for weight gain. This food a review stated it helped their picky GSD not only eat but also gain much needed weight in a short amount of time. Quinn just needs to gain about 5-10lbs. It is not all that cheap but the reviews were excellent. Quinn is 3/4 GSD. Y’all… I got it for her Thursday night. I fed her our regular dog food that night and topped it off with one very big basic spoonful. The can lasts about 3 days. Quinn went from a kinda sucked in U looking dip between her rib cage and hips… to now a filled in kinda backwards parentheses. The dip is much more subtle. This was started Thursday night; it’s now Monday night. The point of this long message, I just want to say if your dog needs extra calories and you don’t want to completely switch foods or if you’re on RC; I highly recommend Royal Canin wet food… especially the breed specific kind. This is totally worth the money and I am blown away at the night and day difference in less than 5 full days.

The can food my dog loves and he can’t get enough of

It is made from by products but missing artificial colors.

Transitioning from puppy food to adult food. Our two German Shepherds love it with the dry.

Picky dog likes it and needs a moist diet. Has good energy no digestive issues on this food.

Since he was a puppy, I've been giving my 19 mth old GSD/KING SHEPHERD, and he's now 83 lbs and going. He did lose 10 lbs due to the fact we had gone away for a week. However, he had gained his weight back. He gets his daily exercise at the dog park for 30 to an hour and typically gives him 6 cups of dry kibble and 1/2 a can of wet food a day. I hope this helps, and I highly recommend royal canin! #bodithegsd

We incorporated wet food into dry food for our puppy. He seems to be having dry skin issues and it is suggests to give wet food to help alleviate the problem. We seen a slight improvement so we will need a couple more weeks ro determine if it actually helped.