Rachael Ray Nutrish DISH Stews is a popular choice among dog owners, with a majority of reviewers praising its taste and ease of use. However, some dogs found the food too soupy and unappealing.
Dogs love the taste and variety of flavors.
After 6 months, the pets are still not bored with this food!
Great relief for pets who have had major dental surgeries.
Ideal for picky eaters and helps liven up their feedings.
A delightful range of flavors and mix options.
Some dogs find the food too soupy and unappealing.
Tip: Consider trying other varieties with different textures.
Some dogs dislike the smell of the food.
The product is expensive for larger dogs.
Tip: Use it as a topper or snack instead of a main meal.
Factors: no specific factors mentioned for extended durability
Yes, it is particularly good for dogs who have had dental procedures as it's easy to eat and appealing.
"I was frantic for options when my Jack Russell had 18 teeth removed. He loves food dry normally, so when I found these, it was a huge relief. He seems to like them. We are just adjusting to wet feeding from free feeding."
"The food looked ok, but the smell wasn't appealing to either of my dogs. When I mixed it with their dry food they both walked away from their bowls. We ended up donating the rest of the case."
If your dog enjoys wet food and appreciates a variety of flavors and textures, Rachael Ray Nutrish DISH Stews is a solid choice. However, be prepared for potential issues with the soupy consistency and smell, which may not appeal to all dogs.
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