27 reviews forLukullus Classic Junior Chicken & Salmon

As others have mentioned, this 'new recipe' kibble causes diarrhoea for my Labrador retriever puppy. I am using the quantity the package recommends. He has been through Hills, Wainwrights and Darf without issue. We took him off this for a week and his stools were perfect right away. When we put him back on this, instantly his stools were loose and then diarrhoea. These are large, dry and powdery 'biscuits'.

Had to write a review after someone 1* this product, as they used their hands to scoop and weren't happy...come on. Amazing food - my dog (Sprollie) loves it. We wanted a more clean and natural product - this is it. Quality content, natural ingredients. Only down side, his farts do smell more, but his coat is luscious, his teeth are clean, he has good energy and loves it. All round, clean and good product!

I moved my pup from Lukullus cold pressed junior and wish I hadn’t done so. Ever since moving to Classic Junior Grain Free my pup has had poor stools either very soft, loose or diarrhea. Since this is the only change I have made I have to say this food is not suited to my Flatcoated Retriever pup. The food pellets are very powdery so if you pick up a handful your hand is left covered in grainy powder. I have moved on to another brand now to resolve the issues we were having

Great food, eagerly eaten, excellent ingredients, and the output is fantastic. Unfortunately, I find the size of the kibble a bit too large. Small and medium-sized dogs that are still quite young will struggle with it. It's as big as the adult food for our fully grown dog.

While searching for suitable food for our Vizsla (7 months old), we tried this food among others. Unfortunately, he doesn’t tolerate everything, and with many types of food, we often had to deal with soft stools and diarrhoea. However, he ate this food very willingly and tolerated it well. I just find the kibble size a bit too large for junior food, which is why we ultimately decided on Purizon.

The old recipe was good, but we won’t be buying the new one with 20% corn anymore—such a shame.

With a large breed puppy, the kibble size is brilliant—they’re about the size of a thumbnail, so the puppy actually has to chew the food. They must taste good too, because they’re eaten with great enjoyment.