This wet dog food is generally well-received by dogs and owners alike, with most praising its taste and quality. However, some users find it too expensive due to the high broth content and the presence of actual bones, which can pose a choking hazard.
Potential choking hazard from bones.
Prevention: Monitor dogs while they eat and consider removing bones.
Most dogs found the food delicious and enjoyed eating it.
The food is made with high-quality, grain-free ingredients.
The food has chunks of meat and vegetables, which adds variety to the dog's diet.
The food is very brothy, which some users find less satisfying.
Tip: Some users strain off the broth to make the food more substantial.
The product contains actual bones, which can pose a choking hazard.
"The dogs like me the taste, especially the meat right off of the bone. There is a lot of broth (1/3 of a can), so it is pretty expensive for what you get. My two Maltese mixes usually take 4 days to eat a can of this size, but only 2 with this flavor."
"However, we have also discovered large chicken wing bones in one of the cans, raising serious concerns about safety. We will now be avoiding this food."
If your dog enjoys a brothy, meat-focused food and you are willing to pay a premium, this could be a great choice. Otherwise, consider alternatives with less broth and no bones.
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