Taste of the Wild Appalachian Valley is a good option for small breed dogs with grain sensitivities. It performs well in improving skin health and digestion but has some issues with allergies in sensitive dogs.
Allergic reactions in sensitive dogs
Prevention: Consult vet before switching to new food, monitor for allergic reactions
Improves skin health and reduces itching in some dogs
Aids in digestion and reduces digestive issues
Small kibble size is perfect for small breeds
Reliable shipping and customer service
May cause allergic reactions in dogs sensitive to certain ingredients
Some dogs may not like the taste or eat it
Tip: Switching to another type of food or brand
Some dogs with allergies may experience reactions. Monitor closely and consult a vet if symptoms appear.
Ideal for small breeds and dogs with small kibble preferences.
"My dogs are picky eaters and this has been the only kibble they don’t turn their noses up at. This specific formula/flavor of Taste of the Wild, my dogs will eat. They absolutely love the venison version!"
"My dog has allergies. Wasn't long after eating that Bug had bad allergy symptoms. Stopped the food and the symptoms went away."
If your small breed dog has grain sensitivities and you're looking for a grain-free option, this food is worth considering. However, be mindful of any allergic reactions and consult with a vet if necessary.
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