Merrick's grain-free canned dog food is a hit with dogs, especially those who enjoy chunky meat and gravy. However, the large chunks may be a challenge for smaller dogs or those with dental issues. Overall, it's a solid choice for dogs who enjoy wet food, especially if you mix it with dry kibble.
Large chunks may pose a choking hazard for small dogs or those with dental issues.
Prevention: Break up chunks before serving.
Dogs love the taste and quality of the food.
Contains healthy ingredients like sweet potatoes, which dogs love.
Works well as a topper or mixed with dry kibble.
The size of the meat chunks can be too large for some dogs.
The gravy can be too watery or soupy for some.
Factors: Price, Delivery
Not according to your pet's size. Fewer reviewers mentioned difficulty.
"So I’ve never wanted to feed my dogs canned food and they never had it(except for special occasions)but I have 2 of my 4 dogs that have a lot of meds to take now and for the liquids this is the best and only way to go. They all love it since I can’t just give it to the 2 all alone all four get t..."
"My dogs ate this food fine, but I don't like any of the Merrick canned food that has the large meat pieces. I just put a tablespoon or so on the dry food. The larger pieces of meat are a pain to break up and mix in. For some reason I was expecting the consistency to be more like the Thanksgiving ..."
If you have a small dog or one with dental issues, consider breaking up the chunks before serving. Otherwise, this is a great option for dogs who enjoy a hearty wet food.
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