Taste of the Wild PREY Turkey Limited Ingredient Recipe Dry Dog Food 8 lb

this is an excellent product with minimal ingredients. My dog's (Shichon's) are having intolerance to many food products, including sweet potatoe which is in every dog food (lol) and the minimal ingredients in this dog food is the answer. No dyes, no chemicals, no artificial flavors...chunks are small enough for them to eat, it tastes good to them, and there bowel movements are always solid. Big plus!

Our dog loves this food

If you want to spoil your furry friend and make them feel like they're living in the wild, Taste of the Wild Prey Real Meat High Protein Angus Beef Limited Ingredient Dry Dog Food is the way to go. With real pasture-raised beef and probiotics, your dog will have a healthy gut and a happy tummy.Pros: The high protein content in this dog food will give your pup the energy they need to run around and play all day. And with limited ingredients, you won't have to worry about any mystery fillers or allergens that could cause upset stomachs or skin irritation.Cons: The downside of this dog food is that your pup might get so addicted to it, they'll start begging for it even when they're not hungry. Plus, the 25lb bag might be a little heavy to carry around, but it's worth it to see your dog's tail wagging with excitement at mealtime.

I have 4 Standard Poodles. One has always had terrible yeast infections of his ears and skin. I’ve taken him to the Vet to clean his infected ears, way too many times, and the infections and hot spots always came back. After years of this routine, I decided to research answers to heal him permanently and not just give medications that don’t last. I found out that dog food isn’t healthy. I thought Wellness grain-free Limited Ingredients was the way to go, and my Poodles loved it, but the infections remained. Turns out it is high in potatoes and peas, both are carbohydrates high in sugars and sugar is what feeds the yeast not allowing it to die off. This dog food has the right amount of protein from free range Turkeys (very important to me), and no potatoes or peas. It has healthier oils then most brands too. My Poodles love this food. Rarely do they clean their plates, but with this food, they all did. I think Taste of the Wild Prey Limited Ingredient Turkey is the best grain-free hypoallergenic dog food on the market today. The yeast infections are finally gone without more medication! It’s the best.

I bought this food to hopefully change to a better protein ingredient dog food. I have two dry food picky pups... after a couple days of mixing in their dry, they are good with eating it for taste. The larger mouthed pup eats this just fine but my tiny teethed pup goes only for her regular little kibbles. This brand small dog kibbles are about 2X the size of their other food. There is nothing wrong with this food, but I will have to continue previous food for my smaller dog. They have sensitive stomachs so I will stay with what they started on..

The headline speaks for itself. Toby can be a little picky at times about his kibble. I've tried several brands and flavors and this is the one that he consistently eats. I do mix it with a little wet food which seems to be the winning combo.It is a decent value for the price and a lot cheaper than those SUPER premium brands. And much better than the cheapest ones.I started buying this on Chewy, but use Amazon for when they are out of stock with it.

I'm very upset as I write this review. I knew there were issues with grain free food but I didn't realize this food was grain free. Lo and behold, I go to the vet today and my dog has a heart murmur and the diagnosis is dilated cardiomyopathy. My vet asks if I feed my girl grain free food and I say no, but when I go home and look at the bag to see the ingredients list, there it is listed on the back. It's not in the text of the Amazon listing and it's not on the front of the bag, and I never even looked at the back. Grain free products usually announce quite loudly that they're grain free, and this one doesn't. I feel horrible that my oversight harmed my dog.So here's me saying loudly to all of you: This food might be good for your dog's allergies, but it can hurt their heart. Look up the FDA link between grain free foods (and even certain foods with grains) and DCM. Please talk to your vet about this sooner rather than later.I've switched my girl over to hills science diet. I just wish I had known sooner.

I hate the high price, but you have to pay for quality food that wont hurt you dogs. There are no biproducts (road kill chicken beaks, feathers, mold) and no preservatives. My only other option was to by raw meat for them. My dog trainer the best food for them is raw food. I have 4 dogs that eat better than I do!