18 reviews forRoyal Canin Mini Ageing 12+

Since switching to Royal Canin, my 13-year-old dog has become more energetic. She really enjoys it; the kibble rings are light and not as hard as those from other manufacturers. Very well tolerated!!! My Pekingese also gets it occasionally as a treat. Of course, you can soak it, but not for too long, as it’s not necessary. I can only recommend it.

MY 13 YEAR OLD SHIH TZU HAS BEEN ON ROYAL CANIN FOR10 YEARS. I CHANGED HIM OVER TO THE AGEING, NO PROBLEM, HE LOVES IT.

Me lakland terrier is come up to 12 years old and eats

The small rings are far too hard to chew for our two little seniors (12 and 13 years old). This led to weight loss because they only ate as much as absolutely necessary and only when they were very hungry. Tolerability and output were good. Smells like fish. I fed them 1.5 kg and thought I was doing something good for my dogs with the senior food. However, I definitely won’t be buying this food again!

My elderly Bichon loves this food

Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this food. Both of my senior dogs don’t tolerate it well. The male has lost a lot of weight with this food, even though I’m feeding him more than the recommended amount. The female has also lost weight. Additionally, my female dog is scratching herself until she bleeds, her fur is falling out, and she’s developing bald patches. Her coat feels greasy and dull. Absolutely unacceptable! The male is now back on Royal Exigent, and the female is on a sensitive food. I thought I was doing something good for my dogs with senior food.

My little Jack Russell mix loves eating this food, even though she's very picky, especially when it comes to dry food. Top-notch food!

My dog's favourite food

My 15+ year old Jack Russell has been really difficult to feed lately. I have tried several expensive dry and wet feeds but he always just picked at them. I tried this food and he loves it. He eats it dry and gobbles the lot in minutes. It's great to see him looking forward to being fed. He also seems a bit more lively on his walks.

My 13 year old yorkie loves this food put her on it when she didn't eat her prescription food now there's no filling her preferse to have some water in it to soften it as she doesn't have much teeth

My 15-year-old Papillon × Pekingese mixed breed dog is blind and deaf. I've been feeding her Royal Canin Ageing 12+ for over 2 years now. It took me a very long time to find food that she enjoys and eats enough of (she only weighs 4kg) but can also digest as well as possible. About 3 years ago, she started becoming increasingly senile and "unwell." No food seemed to appeal to her, and she couldn't chew many of them as she only has a few teeth left. With the rings of RC Ageing 12+, she can break them with her one tooth, and she loves the taste. She still refuses other food offered as a change. It's a shame there isn't a wet food version of Ageing 12+.

I have had Irish setters for over 40 years and never achieved the look or the shining coat that my current dog has

My mums elderly westie had a hip operation and needed tempting to eat and this did the trick

my miniature schnauzer loves it and looks great at her 14 years

Royal canin is great for all age of dogs and sizes, it comes in a resealable bag and doesn't smell too bad. Recommended from puppy age

As always,you can trust in Royal Canin. Our westie loves it. Mix it with a bit of tinned food and voila :) perfect meal for your lived one

My little Jack Russell female has always been very picky with dry food. At some point, we decided to try Royal Canin... and lo and behold, she loves it and eats it happily. Starting from the adult stage, we've now moved through the senior range to the 12+ variety. Everything's great!

Our senior dog (we have several dogs) is now almost 11 years old and weighs just under 10kg. Over the past few years, we’ve tried feeding him all sorts of things (e.g. Orijen, Acana, Wolfsblut, Platinum, HappyDog, Bosch, Robur, etc.), from grain-free to fresh feeding, but nothing has worked as well as RC, and especially this variety for seniors. The dog looks fantastic (his coat always gets that little bit better with RC), all body odours disappear, he’s in top shape yet still balanced, the nutritional values of the food are very gentle on his organs, and his stools are compact and firm. Bring on the next 10 years!