Nutro Tender Chicken Stew Cuts in Gravy Adult Dog Food Trays
In a Nutshell
- Great for picky eaters and sensitive stomachs
- Highly recommended by many owners
- Some dogs may refuse it
Quick Verdict
Nutro Tender Chicken Stew is highly praised for its flavor and suitability for dogs with sensitive stomachs. However, some dogs may not find it appealing.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Some dogs may refuse to eat this food, leading to waste and potential health issues from lack of nutrition.
Prevention: Try a small amount first and consider alternative wet foods if refused.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Great Taste (5)
Dog enjoyed the food immensely
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Good for Sensitive Stomachs (2)
Suits dogs with digestive issues
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High Value (2)
Good quality for the price
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Helps with Mixed Feeding (2)
Good for mixing with dry food
Cons
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Picky Eaters May Refuse (1) major
Some dogs may not eat it at all
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Not As Popular In Large Quantities (1) minor
Dogs may prefer smaller amounts or different mixes
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Pet Owners with Picky Eaters — Highly praised by owners of picky eaters.
- • Pet Owners with Dogs Having Sensitive Stomachs — Dog has a very sensitive stomach
✗ Skip If
- • Pet Owners with Dogs that Don't Like Canned Food — Some dogs may refuse it entirely.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Mix with dry food
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this food good for dogs with sensitive stomachs?
Yes, many reviewers noted it is good for dogs with sensitive stomachs.
Will my dog eat this food?
Most dogs seem to love it, but some picky eaters may refuse it.
Can I mix it with dry food?
Yes, several reviewers mentioned mixing it with dry food with success.
Highlighted Reviews
"My dog is very picky but loves the taste and goobles it up so quickly"
"We've been using Bella and other soft foods as he's almost 13 and he eats them well but he will not touch this food at all - won't even take a bite."
Bottom Line
If your dog is a picky eater, this might be a great option. However, some owners report their dogs refusing it entirely, so it may be worth trying a smaller quantity first.