Silvia

Hi and thank you so much for the very detailed answer. I really appreciate it! The truth is that we have never been entirely sure about Royal Canin, and all chickens come home to roost now. This is why we decided to consult a veterinary nutritionist who determine the necessities of Uma according to the breed, age, physical activity and any deficiency or health problems and develop the most balanced and complete diet accordingly. We may arrange an appointment in June. They are strong dogs but delicate at the same time. Uma,s mum

Hi there! I just discovered this website and I think it might help us learn more about home food for our Siberian Husky. History taking: She is 4 and loves canicrossing, exploring and eating proteins and vegetables, such as carrot, fennel, cucumber, spinach, pumpkin, etc. But she used to eat that stuff just as an extra. Actually, she has eaten Royal Canin Medium Adult since she was 4 months old, always with a small addition of meat or vegetables to refine the meal. Last November she was diagnosed with proteinuria, but we managed to return levels almost to normal thanks to supplements which boosts kidney health and Royal canin Urinary (she hates it!). Now, we would like to feed her with home food, in order to make her happier and stronger again. I think she suffered from not being able to eat wet food for several months. She lost weight (now she weighs 18 kg - 39lbs) and at the same time she was in heat. So she seems a little debilitated. Last but not least, we live in Sicily and planning to move to the northern Italy in September. Every advice or suggestion about home food, amounts and any supplements she needs to take is welcome! Thanks in advance. Uma’s mum