The Nutrisca Grain-Free Lamb & Chickpea Stew is praised for its suitability for dogs with TMJ and grain allergies, but concerns about pricing and specific flavor availability are noted.
Nutritional imbalance inappropriate for diabetic dogs
Prevention: Check nutritional composition before buying
Dogs with TMJ and sensitive stomachs can easily digest and enjoy it.
The product is worth it for its effectiveness and quality of ingredients.
Even picky dogs enjoy the taste.
Noted improvements in pet health as a result of using the product.
They find the comparison cumbersome.
Reviewers raise issues with the suitability of this food for diabetic dogs.
Dog owners observe significantly more liquid in the lamb stew than in the chicken stew.
Factors: Stomach difficulties
It does not provide a solid answer on nutritional consistency and efficacy for diabetic dogs. Allergen-free may mean a higher sense of dietary compliance but actual allergic reactions may compromise overall adoption.
"She just loves it and it's rated 4.5 by dogfoodadvisor."
"I was told that the chicken and chickpea stew would be back in stock by now. My dog is diabetic and I have to be very careful with her food. The price of the lamb and chickpea is 50% more than the chicken. Also, the lamb stew seems to have a lot of liquid. My dog is always looking for more food when..."
This product is recommended for dogs with specific dietary needs, particularly those with grain or potato allergies. However, the high cost and inconsistent flavor availability may be a downside. Buyers are advised to verify the availability of specific flavors before purchasing.
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