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Small breed for a cocker
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Nathan Convey
ParticipantHi guys. I was hoping to get some advice about whether or not there should be any issues switching my English Cocker Spaniel to Royal Canin Hypoallergenic for small breeds as opposed to the regular version heās on now? Heās really small for a cocker, a show breed thats only 12kg (and heās actually a bit overweight so heās probably supposed to be more 11.5kgās. The kibble pieces of the regular food are really big so I was hoping the small breed version would be easier on him?
Jez Doh
ParticipantYeah, smaller kibble should be easier for him to manage. Maybe ask your vet just to be sure?
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