Dave's Pet Food Restricted Diet Protein & Phosphorus Farmyard Blend in Sauce Grain-Free Canned Dog Food
Mixed reviews; good for some dogs, but quality issues reported.
Merrick Backcountry Grain-Free Dog Food has a mixed reception. Some dogs love it, but there are significant quality control issues reported, including rotten food and damaged cans. Recent reviews are particularly concerning, with multiple reports of spoiled contents.
Rotten food and damaged packaging
Prevention: Check cans for damage and inspect contents before use
Many dogs enjoy the flavor, especially the chicken and vegetable content.
Some reviewers appreciate the use of whole food ingredients.
Satisfaction across different dog breeds and sizes.
Many cans appear damaged or contain spoiled food.
Some cans emit a putrid smell, suggesting spoilage.
Multiple reports of damaged or dented cans.
Frequent reports of inconsistent quality between cans.
Recent reviews mention more frequent quality issues.
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Factors: storage conditions
It can be good, but there are significant quality control issues to consider.
Cancans were severely worrying this product.
"My dogs love this. Most cans have 1 whole chicken thigh, few veggies, broth..."
"My dogs have been eating this variety for the past year. However this month when I was putting away my order a can felt empty yet it was sealed. I opened it and the interior emitted a putrid horrid smell and the contents inside were rotten. It was dated good till Dec.2022. My pet parent judgement is..."
This product has a mixed reputation and notable quality issues. Recent problems with spoilage and packaging raise serious concerns about reliability. Carefully consider these factors before purchasing.