The Mixables Turkey Platter is loved for its flavor but criticized for its low sauce content and artificial coloring. Dog owners are divided on whether the pros outweigh the cons.
artificial coloring may be a carcinogen
Prevention: consider alternative products without artificial coloring
Dogs love the flavor, and it contains healthy ingredients.
Some users find the sauce content insufficient.
The use of food coloring has raised concerns.
The sauce content has been noted as insufficient by some users, which might be a deal-breaker for those who mix wet food with dry food for the sauce.
There are concerns regarding the use of artificial coloring, which some users find unnecessary and potentially harmful.
"My dog Alfido can't get enough Mixables, especially this flavor. Love that it is healthy for him with green beans & sweet potatoes. Will be purchasing again and again"
"The reason I mix wet food with the dry food is for the sauce-yness... this one doesn't have barely any sauce. There's a decent amount of chunks but it's just not Saucy enough I don't think I'll be purchasing it again but my dog does like the flavor"
This product is a hit or miss, largely depending on your dog's preference for sauce and your stance on artificial coloring. For those willing to look past the ingredients, the nutritional benefits are a big plus. For others, it might be worth exploring other grain-free options with more sauce.
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