The Catered Bowl Antibiotic-Free Chicken Recipe Canned Dog Food receives mixed reviews with some dogs loving it and others refusing to eat it. Quality concerns are noted, particularly regarding the use of pea flour as a protein source.
The use of pea flour as a primary protein source may pose health risks, including heart issues in dogs.
Prevention: Consider alternative high-quality dog food with better protein sources.
Some dogs show excitement and enjoyment at mealtime.
Several dogs refused to eat the food, even after multiple attempts.
Concerns about the use of pea flour as a primary protein source.
Tip: Switch to a low carbohydrates food
Some reviews mentioned the ingredients made the surface odorous.
Tip: It seem to smell good to the writer but the dog didn't
Factors: food smell
"We just received our order of the Catered Bowl canned chicken and my dog couldn't be happier! When I opened the can he was already jumping at the counter for his dinner. I don't think he even stopped to breathe before finishing the can immediately."
"I thought this might be a good quality alternative to the Purina One Select 10 that I usually get, but my 3 dogs didn't like it."
This dog food is a hit or miss. While some pets love it, others refuse to eat it. The use of pea flour as a primary protein source has raised health concerns, making it a riskier choice compared to other brands.
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