32 reviews forEukanuba Boxer Adult

My almost 2-year-old Boxer bitch has been through quite a food odyssey until we discovered that her sensitive digestive system (not uncommon in Boxers – we've always had them) cannot tolerate wheat =( +cheap energy source – often high allergy potential). However, the Eukanuba hotline is very competent and recommended, in this case, either the Lamb & Rice for large breeds from Eukanuba or a product from the Sensitive Care range, e.g., Fish – as these varieties are wheat-free – and voilà! No more bloating, a very shiny coat, and tiny stools, max. twice a day. And to those who find the food expensive, I can only say: what I invest in good food, I don't have to spend at the vet! My dog gets 230g/day – a 15kg bag lasts us well over 60 days – that's not expensive! So, for bloating: try food WITHOUT wheat!

My boxer (8 years old, pancreatic insufficiency) tolerates the food really well, good acceptance, no bloating, no excessive shedding, normal stool output. The only thing up for debate is the price...

Our female dog is now almost 8 years old. From the very beginning, she has been given Eukanuba products (appropriate for her age). She is healthy and very fit. There have never been any problems with feeding.

Well, our Boxer girl (1 year old) is very picky, but she took to this food straight away. She doesn’t leave a single crumb behind. Since it contains all the essential ingredients a Boxer needs – perfect food. I can’t confirm that the food is too expensive because you feed much less compared to other types of food – so the price balances out in the end. So, before complaining about the price, you should first calculate how many grams of another food you’d need to feed and whether you might end up paying almost the same price :-)

Our dog has been eating Eukanuba ever since he was a puppy. We've never had any problems. His black coat shines so beautifully that several people have already asked us what we put on it *grin*. And with Eukanuba's loyalty reward, we're even saving money... brilliant!

My dog tolerated it well, her coat and output were fine. Not a bad food, it's just that the price level is quite high compared to other dry foods.

Hello! Finally, a food specifically for certain large breeds, not just for small dogs. My Rottie girl tolerates it very well. Unfortunately, it has become more expensive. We've tried so many different types of food, and she likes this one and eats it for a longer period of time. Her coat is shiny, and she doesn't smell bad either. Since my dog has severe hip dysplasia, the added supplements are great. I think the food is fantastic! Best regards, Stefanie and the cuddle monster

I previously fed my dog the Lamb & Rice food or the food for sensitive skin from Eukanuba, but I switched to this food because it contains L-Carnitine, which is said to have a positive effect on the heart. My dog enjoys eating it, and her coat is shiny. What I find positive about Eukanuba is that the food is so concentrated. The 12 kg bag lasts my dog (26 kg) a good month. I've been using it for several months now and will continue to buy it.

Unfortunately, my boxer doesn’t tolerate the food at all. I’ve already gone through an entire bag, and he still has terrible flatulence and smells awful because of it. Unfortunately, I’ve got another bag left, so I’ll mix it with another food and hope that he won’t be as bad with the gas anymore.

I bought this food for my dog, who has heart and back problems. I think the supplement for the bones is good, but she’s producing larger stools than before, and her coat hasn’t improved. As for her heart, I obviously can’t make any statements, but at least she’s not doing worse. In my opinion, the food is too expensive.

Finally, a food that doesn’t give my Boxer girl any more bloating, and her coat is shiny too. Here in Austria, it’s called Eukanuba Rottweiler instead of Boxer, but it’s the same stuff inside. :)

Finally, the perfect food for my Rottweiler! She just can’t get enough of it, and she’s really picky! Best regards, Sabine