2boxer

I head that royal canin are bringing back the sensitivity biscuits soon, the ingredients are different but might be worth keeping your eyes out for it and giving it a go. I'm pretty sure RC has a money back offer if the food doesnt agree with your dog!

He sounds exactly like my brothers great Dane! Apart from reacting to EVERY allergen in the allergy tests, he also has severe IBD. He is managed on royal canin hypoallergenic, which agrees with both his skin and stomach. He was originally on RC sensitivity, which agreed with him even better but it's been taken off the market:( They just have to be really careful about his diet and he mostly ok! Good luck with your boy!

I'd say gsp lab staffy and kelpie! Definateky interested to see the resylts!

I wouldn't use asprin. My 40kg boxer used to be on 50mg tramadol when she was really sore. It's a human prescription drug but if you had some at home.... I was on it after a csection!

I put her on royal canin lg breed as soon as I got her home! Thanks!

Thanks for the replies, I'm new on here so not sure how to post a pic. It's definitely only her feet, her legs are fine. I would describe it as her toes turning inwards but when I spoke to get breeder, he used the term flat feet do I went with that. My vet thinks its more of a ligament thing, but obviously can't predict what will happen. I do actually think they are a bit straighter than when I first got her. Thanks !

I have a 9 week old boxer pup. When I got her home I realized her feet turned inwards. I contacted the breeder and was reccomended to start her on vitamin c supplements. Has anyone heard of or had a similar problem? And what was the outcome? Thanks!