I AND LOVE AND YOUWet Dog Food - Beef Booyah Stew - Beef Recipe, Grain Free, Filler Free 13oz can, 12pk

Great product for the money and my little dog loves the taste! I also appreciate the quality ingredients as I am cautious of what I give her.

Let's face it, our furry friends deserve the best when it comes to their nutrition. That's why I was excited to try out I and love and you's Naked Essentials Wet Dog Food. Not only is it grain-free and packed with high-quality protein, but it also comes in a variety pack featuring Chicken and Turkey flavors. My pup couldn't wait to dig in (and honestly, neither could I).Pros:First off, let's talk about the packaging. Each can of Naked Essentials is adorned with a whimsical design that's sure to make you (and your pup) smile. But more importantly, the food inside is equally delightful. The Chicken and Turkey variety pack is a great way to keep mealtime interesting and keep your pup's taste buds happy.And let's not forget about the nutrition. Naked Essentials is made with high-quality protein and doesn't contain any grains, fillers, or artificial preservatives. It's basically like feeding your pup a gourmet meal every day.Cons:Ok, so the packaging is cute and the food is delicious...what's the catch? Well, the only downside to Naked Essentials Wet Dog Food is that your pup may become addicted and demand it for every meal. I mean, can you blame them? It's like the dog food equivalent of gourmet mac and cheese.The I and love and you Naked Essentials Wet Dog Food comes in a Chicken and Turkey variety pack and is grain-free and canned. Each pack contains six 13-ounce cans with cute and quirky packaging designs.Overall, I and love and you Naked Essentials Wet Dog Food is a winner in my book (and my pup's). It's grain-free, packed with protein, and comes in a variety pack that will keep your dog's taste buds happy. Plus, the cute packaging adds a little fun to mealtime. Just be warned: your pup may never want to go back to their old food once they've tried Naked Essentials.

When I chose variety pack, I expected all the flavors to be included, not just turkey and chicken. That aside, I mix it in with my Sr dog’s kibble and he likes it, which is good because he’s a pick eater. The price is decent. Arrived quickly and not dented.

Was looking for a yeast, free dog food that my dogs would eat this one. They went crazy over very happy so far.

My dog loves these. I will definitely order more!

... and then she turned her nose up the next day. My Murphy (as in Murphy's Law) is 16 and has had allergies to grain all her life, plus a naturally picky and opinionated nature, and the last few years it's been hard to find food she will eat enough of to keep weight on her. I was changing wet food (again!) at my vet's suggestion because her intake is going down again, so having her refuse to eat AT ALL the third day when I gave it to her mixed with her usual dry food and her old wet (1/3rd this stuff and 2/3rds a grain free beef wet food to switch her over gradually) was not what I was wanting, to say the least!Murphy refused to eat at all that day and most of the next, and now she will not touch dog food that has this mixed into it. She takes one sniff and walks away after she flips the bowl. (Did I mention opinionated? 'Cause she is, and a brat, too.) The mess is instantly cleaned up by my rescued hoovers masquerading as a 4 yr old Pittie and a 2 yr old Walker hound mix and then Murphy goes back to retrieve her spotless bowl to carry it back to the cabinet where her special food is to ask to be fed real food. I'm giving this stuff to my Walker girl and my Pittie boy on their dry food and they love it and are having no issues, but those two have cast iron stomachs and literally eat DIRT if I let them so that's no recommendation. lolMurphy is back on the old food she will kind of eat but doesn't love and I am back to hunting for a 'safe' brand of beef in gravy dog food she will eat that has no grain, pork, beet, or tuna. I wish there was a local Victor distributor here, she LOVED their beef stew canned food when I lived near the plant, but since I moved I have to ship it and the cans are always so mistreated that the food looks and smells totally different from the cans I used to get and she won't touch it. I guess I'll have to try Tractor Supply again, see what they have from Merrick. Murphy used to love two varieties of it, so of course Merrick stopped making those two. :P

These appears to be diced chunks of pate with veggies pieces and goops of gravy with a questionable consistency.My ten pound chiweenie is super picky so he isn't that impressed (ate the first can but ignored the next two), however my mom's eighty pound lab-shepherd mix seemed to enjoy it.The ingredients are good on paper, so if the content of the food is important to you, it's worth checking to see if your pooch is into it!

Delivery was great. The dogs enjoy real food