This dog food is a big hit with most dogs due to its tasty bone-in chicken formula. However, it may pose choking hazards for smaller or older dogs due to the hard bones.
Choking hazard from hard bones.
Prevention: Use caution and monitor while feeding.
Dogs enjoy the taste, especially the bone-in pieces.
The food has high-quality, recognizable ingredients.
The chicken bones can be hard and pose a choking risk to small or older dogs.
The food can be quite oily, leading to digestive issues in some dogs.
Tip: Drain some of the juice before serving.
No, the hard bones can pose a choking hazard. It's recommended for medium to large, healthy dogs.
It can be used as a main meal or as a topper for dry food. Some users also freeze it in smaller portions for an occupying activity.
"He eats it all up in no time and doesn't do that for a-lot of different brands of dog food. One of his favorites!"
"When you open the can you see mostly liquid but when you pour it out you'll notice it's quite oily. The bone inside is quite hard, my senior dog almost choked on it. I don't recommend this for smaller or older dogs. It could be a choking hazard and the oilyness gave him an upset stomach."
This is a delicious and nutritious option for most dogs, but it's important to monitor smaller or older dogs to prevent choking incidents.
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