Merrick's New Year’s Eve Canned Dog Food is praised for its quality and flavor, with some users mentioning issues with can design.
Hard to clean and recycle
Prevention: Consider alternative brands with better packaging
Wouldn't feed on own
Prevention: consult a vet before buying
The food uses real ingredients and smells delicious to pets.
Dogs enjoy the taste and texture of the food.
The product is considered worth the price, especially for the quality and quantity.
The food seems to meet the dietary and nutritional needs of dogs.
The food is great for adding variety to a dog's diet.
The cans are hard to clean and recycle, which can be inconvenient.
A packaging issue was reported by some.
Factors: Portion size and frequency of use, Environment check
Yes, but some dogs may experience gas.
None
The smell is OK, loversit
"Another quality food from Merrick! Real ingredients, smells delicious and my baby girl’s new year is off to the yummiest start! I only feed her Merrick, dry or canned. Thanks again for quality. Happy New Year, the pawty has begun!"
"My guy will not eat it. This is a combo of pate and chunks mixed together. Strange consistency overall. Requiring a “nickname” to publish is way too silly. I am an adult"
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