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.
The Merrick Backcountry Grain-Free Alpine Rabbit Stew Canned Dog Food is a flavor hit with dogs, but recent changes in consistency and quality have led to dissatisfaction among some buyers. Used by many for mixing into dry kibble.
Changes in gravy consistency and meat color
Prevention: Check the batch or consider alternatives if changes are noticed
Dogs generally enjoy the taste and aroma of the food.
The flavor is generally praised by dogs and owners.
Recent batches have inconsistent gravy texture,from thick to watery.
The gravy has changed from rich and creamy to watery recently.
Several users report that the quality has declined since the purchase of the company by Nestle.
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Yes, many dogs enjoy the unique flavor and aroma, but it is important to consider the recent changes in quality before purchasing. Make sure when whipping up a really good meal that the kibble is added to first.
Yes, several users have reported changes in the gravy consistency and meat color, leading to concerns about ingredient quality. It appears these issues come and go so purchasing a small bit to test would be essential
"Our field bred Springer just transitioned to adult food. Now, what to buy? We researched best canned food brands/varieties, cost and availability. Pro Plan, Taste of the Wild and Merrick are under test. Maggie loves this bunny stew and it's unique. It will be in the regular diet rotation with severa..."
"What a pity. My dog used to love this. Last few batches I bought had a rich creamy gravy. Now itβs like the mounds of the rabbit are floating in a watery thin something-itβs definitely not gravy anymore. Iβm going to donate it. Chewy please talk to the manufacturer."
Consider trying this flavored canned option if specific dietary requirements are needed, otherwise buyer beware and verify by purchasing a small quantity.