25 reviews forEukanuba Jack Russell Terrier Adult

This food has given our Jack Russell a silky coat, he's also become more muscular, and his teeth are in excellent condition.

My 3-year-old Parson Russell Terrier absolutely loves this food... and that says a lot! She’s very picky, but this is the first food she’s still eating completely, morning and evening, even after 4 weeks—and she even asks for it on her own. That’s never happened before! She tolerates it really well, it (apparently) tastes great, what more could you want? I can only recommend it. On top of that, she’s quite hard to feed because she’s very active, but with Eukanuba Breed Jack Russell, she’s slowly developing a lovely figure. :) Truly amazing! My dog and I are happy.

My dog loves this food, which is quite special for her as she’s usually very picky with dry food. Since she started eating it, her coat has become softer and shinier. Thanks to the small size of the individual kibble, the food works really well as a reward during training. I’m thrilled!

My female dog (4 years old) really enjoys eating this food. However, I don’t stick to the recommended portion sizes, as the food is available to her all day and she only eats when she’s hungry. Since my dog is very active, she hasn’t gained any weight. Her coat and skin have become very "smooth". Previously, her coat was dry, even with the addition of hemp oil, but now it’s no longer dry, and she doesn’t shed as much hair as she used to. In my opinion, highly recommended.

After switching from "Eukanuba Adult for Small Breeds" to the special Jack Russell food, my Georgie (1.5 years old) unfortunately ballooned like a yeast dumpling! He weighs about 8.5 kg, and I initially gave him a daily ration of 80 g. After two weeks, he looked like a yeast dumpling, so I’ve now reduced it to 70 g. The dog is and always has been normally active. I think 70 g is such a small amount in the bowl that the meals are gone within a minute! Where’s the engagement in that? In my opinion, the size of the kibble is also too small. My dog hardly chews them, so the "tartar-reducing" effect doesn’t really come into play. A note on the packaging, such as "for very active dogs" (18% fat content), wouldn’t hurt! I’m switching back to the regular Eukanuba for small breeds!