49 reviews forRoyal Canin Veterinary Canine Anallergenic

My dog is 2½ and can hardly tolerate anything; we've already tried so many things. He tolerated this dry food straight away—no diarrhoea, no rash. Everything's perfect!!! And it apparently tastes really good too; the smell is definitely very appealing.

Since we've been feeding our dog with this, he's been doing better, he's more lively and doesn't have any problems anymore.

My springer spaniel has suffered with very loose stools since a pup. Have tried so many different brands and varieties and the vet said to try this one as they had had good results previously. This food is amazing - expensive but worth every penny to have a happy spaniel with solid poos.

On the recommendation of our vet, we tried this food. Finally, a food that’s well tolerated :-)

We feed this to our Doberman as he doesn’t tolerate any other food, and this was recommended by the vet. Since then, he’s had hardly any issues with diarrhoea, his coat, or flatulence.

My dog is usually a real glutton, even now when he's unwell. But he vomited this food several times and then wouldn't touch it again. It has a very strong smell, and even my female dog won't go near it.

I've tried so many things, and my dog was always allergic. This food is brilliant.

My Lab loves eating it. Then again, what doesn’t a Lab eat? :) After 9 weeks of patience and consistency, our Labrador no longer has any itching and hasn’t had any new skin problems since. His stools also became less frequent straight away, and the consistency wasn’t too soft. Now I want to figure out the allergy and still hope to switch to a different food at some point. But I’ll most likely stick with Royal Canin.

Our dog loves eating it, it suits him well, digestion is excellent, his stool no longer smells, and he doesn’t have any more bloating. I also feel that his allergy problems have improved significantly. I can only recommend this food!

The only food that suits our dog with various intolerances really well. Ever since we started feeding Anallergenic, all problems with digestion and skin have been resolved.

My Golden Retriever girl constantly had several eczema spots and frequent diarrhoea. I started using Hypoallergenic from Royal Canin. While the diarrhoea stopped, the eczema remained. After some time, her ears started having issues as well. So I tried Hills. Result: Total disaster!!! Now I've been feeding her Anallergenic for 10 months, and there have been absolutely no problems since. My dog loves eating it. I find the smell and composition perfectly fine.

I live in the countryside, have three sibling dogs, and fed them raw for three years with the very best meat (Galloway beef and pasture-raised lamb), along with organic vegetables and wild herbs… Yet all three of them developed allergies. After half a year of experimenting with elimination diets, I reluctantly switched to this industrial food on the advice of my vet. The ingredients and the smell make my skin crawl, but it works. All three have been symptom-free for 2.5 months…

My Chihuahua doesn’t tolerate it at all; he vomits it up every time. Even if I give him other food afterwards, he keeps that down, so it must be the food from RC. My little one often has slimy diarrhoea, vomiting, and loud stomach rumbling. We’re now trying Hills. I can also confirm that it really does smell like Maggi. However, my German Shepherd likes it and has no issues.

Our beagle recently developed a severe allergic reaction. Since we couldn’t figure out the cause, we’re currently trying an “allergy diet.” He likes the food, and ever since we started feeding it to him, the symptoms have completely disappeared. However, he’s drinking a lot more because of it and needs to empty his bladder much more frequently. So, make sure his water bowl is always filled. Now we’re gradually testing which treats he can tolerate :-)

My puggle is turning 14 in July. His ears were constantly inflamed. I tried all sorts of food, from cheap to very expensive. I ended up sticking with BARF for years, as it was the only thing that was somewhat good for my dog—his itching on his paws and ears improved but never completely went away. About six months ago, his vet recommended Royal Canin Anallergenic. Ever since he started eating it, his ears have been spotless—clean, white, and bright inside, with no more itching. We're very satisfied.

As a regular food for my dog, it's a bit monotonous. It would be great if there were different scents or flavours available.

My dog was no longer really keen on eating the food after just a few days, as there’s absolutely nothing else to eat here except for one type of food. Two weeks after starting to feed it, he then had an acute flare-up of his IBD. We stopped it immediately. The ingredients (corn and chicken feathers) didn’t seem very suitable for a dog to me, but if he had tolerated it, I probably would have fed it permanently. Such a shame.

Our Amstaff Marco has been suffering from an allergy for many years, which manifests itself through scratching and biting his paws. He can't live without the medication Apoquel. After many elimination diets and a DNA test, I decided to try this type of food—or rather, my dog did. He spat out and barely ate all the other products. But with this product, it's different; he eats it enthusiastically. Since we've only had it for a week, I'll write another review later.

Finally found a food that our Aussie can tolerate. No more bloody diarrhoea and vomiting. Peace is finally returning. It's a pity there are no chew treats available.

For years, I've been struggling with my Goldie (6 years old) due to various intolerances. Raw feeding and cooking didn’t help at all. Countless vet visits included. For about 5 months now, I've been feeding this food, and I’m thrilled. No more diarrhoea. I’m sooo glad this food was recommended to me, and that things have finally settled down. I can 100% recommend this food for severe allergy sufferers.