Farmina's canned dog food is generally well-received for its quality and taste, but recent reviews indicate significant issues with excessive fat content and inconsistent formula between small and large cans.
Reviewers appreciate the high-quality ingredients and natural composition.
Dogs seem to enjoy the taste and texture of the food.
Some users report health benefits such as better coat health and satisfaction with the food.
Recent reviews report a high amount of fat in the canned food.
Differences in formula between small and large cans have been reported.
Some dogs refused to eat the food.
Recent reviews indicate a decline in quality with excessive fat content and inconsistent formula.
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"We started feeding Farmina brand foods to our puppy from the get-go, only dry food for the first 10 months but recently started using this as a “topper” since “some doggo” was jealous of the cat’s wet food. I have never opened a can of dog food and been able to identify ingredients on sigh..."
"I started with your canned dog food about a year ago, specifically the N&D prime lamb and blueberry. When we started feeding them, the canned food looked great and healthy. But for past 2-3 months, all of the cases of canned food have been extremely fatty. Huge layer of fat on the top, big chunks of..."
If you're looking for high-quality canned dog food and are willing to navigate the recent quality issues, Farmina could be a good choice. However, be prepared for potential inconsistencies and excessive fat content in the larger cans.
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