Farmina Natural & Delicious Lamb Grain-Free Mini Breed Formula Dry Dog Food
In a Nutshell
- Dogs have varying taste preferences based on smell
- Health benefits and high-quality ingredients are praised
- Customer service from Chewy is excellent
Quick Verdict
Farmina's grain-free mini breed dry dog food receives mixed reviews. While some dogs love the taste and health benefits, others dislike the smell and refuse to eat it. Customers praise Chewy's service.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Health Benefits (3)
Many reviews mention the health benefits and high-quality ingredients.
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Customer Service (1)
Chewy's customer service is highly praised for handling returns and exchanges.
Cons
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Unpleasant Smell (3) major
Many reviewers mention an unpleasant smell, causing dogs to refuse the food.
Tip: Try a smaller bag to test your dog's preference.
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Controversial Ingredients (2) minor
Concern about the origin and quality of ingredients.
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Allergies (3) major
Allergies leading to issues, such as yeast.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Pet owners looking — for high-quality, grain-free dog food with health benefits
✗ Skip If
- • Pet owners with dogs — sensitive to smell or with known allergies to the ingredients
Durability & Care
Factors: Storage conditions, dog's health issues
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this product high-quality?
Yes, but opinions vary significantly depending on the dog's preference and health.
What are the most common issues?
Smell and allergen concerns are the most frequently mentioned issues.
Highlighted Reviews
"My dogs love farmina kibble. I feel like it has a lot of key ingredients without the bad"
"The smell is awful. I bought multiple bags and all made in Serbia. Dogs refused to eat it. Not sure what was wrong I think it had animal stomach contents in it based on the smell. Chewy was great about it."
Bottom Line
If your dog is picky about smell, this might not be the best choice. However, if health benefits and customer service are your priorities, it could be a good option. But consider trying a smaller bag first to test your dog's preference.