ROYAL CANIN Earns Top Marks From Dog Owners
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ROYAL CANIN® produces the ‘best veterinary diets’ and ‘best dry food for sensitive tums’ according to a new survey conducted by Dogs Monthly magazine. The publication’s Dog Food Survey – which asked pet owners about 67 dog food manufacturers – revealed that those surveyed positioned ROYAL CANIN’s veterinary diet range and dry food range at the top.
Dog Monthly magazine’s survey was launched to discover what dog owners feed their dogs. Over 1,000 people responded to the survey, which showed that nearly nine out of ten people always try to feed their dog the best-quality food they can afford(1).When asked what is most important to dog owners in selecting their dog’s diet, the majority of people stated they were interested in the nutritional value, quality of the ingredients and health benefits.
ROYAL CANIN was voted as the top manufacturer of dry food for dogs with sensitive stomachs. The renowned manufacturer was also voted for having the best veterinary diet, for products including the Satiety Weight Management diet and the Hypoallergenic Canine Wet diet. ROYAL CANIN also scored highly in the category ‘in dog food we trust’.
ROYAL CANIN’s Veterinary Marketing Manager, Marianne Lomberg, said: “We are proud to have received such fantastic recognition for our Veterinary diets. Not only have pet owners recognised how good our products are for their dogs, but they have also voted us as one of the most trusted pet food manufacturers out of 67 companies. At ROYAL CANIN, everything we do is for the dog and cat and we are delighted that this has been highlighted by our customers.”
References
1. Cuddy, B. (June, 2016) Food, glorious food! In: Dogs Monthly, p 22.
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