Pomeranian (detailed introduction)

　　Royal Canin dog food has always had high sales both online and in physical stores, which also provides a "business opportunity" for some unscrupulous merchants. If you don’t understand the tricks behind this, quickly follow the editor to learn how to distinguish the authenticity of Royal Canin dog food, and don’t let your dog’s health be harmed by fake dog food.

　　1. Appearance Identification Method

　　1. The genuine Royal Canin packaging font is bold, while the fake Royal Canin font is the same size without bolding.

　　2. If the font looks unsatisfactory, check the code in the gap; the genuine Royal Canin uses small bold font, while the fake uses larger separated font.

　　3. After soaking dog food in water, genuine Royal Canin dog food becomes completely soft (about 5 minutes), while fake dog food remains hard in the middle regardless of soaking time (about 10 minutes).

　2. Identification of Royal Canin A3 Dog Food

　　Royal Canin A3 dog food is very popular among households raising large dogs or dog breeding farms. It is highly cost-effective and much loved by many dogs, making it very popular.

　　1. A3 color is light and fragrant; fake ones have darker color and little smell.

　　2. A3 is well puffed, with crispy and dry pellets; fake pellets are heavy and slightly moist.

　　3. Royal Canin A3 has never been sold in 20KG packaging; all 20KG packages outside are fake, made by a small factory elsewhere. Because the Royal company does not brand A3 as theirs, it is just part of a series.

　　4. The shape of A3 dog food pellets is four-petaled, while fake A3 pellets have a three-petal shape.

　3. Official Website Identification

　　Because there are many products under the Royal brand, and dishonest merchants continuously improve their fake dog food, the safest way is to verify the code on the packaging through Royal's official website. This method is the most convenient and easiest way to judge authenticity.