Dave's Pet Food Restricted Diet Protein & Phosphorus Farmyard Blend in Sauce Grain-Free Canned Dog Food
Mixed reviews; good for some dogs, but quality issues reported.
Rachael Ray's dog food has received mixed reviews. While some dogs love the taste, others refuse to eat it, particularly after packaging changes. The food is generally seen as good value, but availability issues and recipe changes have led to dissatisfaction. Owners appreciate the quality and flavor, but the high kibble size is a concern for smaller dogs.
Reviewers mention the food's premium quality and nutritious ingredients.
Most users find it worth the price compared to other brands.
Some dogs stop eating due to new packaging, suggesting recipe changes.
The kibble size is too large for smaller dogs, especially Chihuahuas.
Only a limited supply of the product.
Packaging and recipe change likely affected the food quality and taste.
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Factors: quality, price, ingredients
large kibbles mentioned some reviewing it too big to be readily used in smaller breeds.
The nutrient content has improved overall but the taste still needs improving.
The reviews lack clear information on this topic.
"My Plotthound loved this dog food. Being 10 years old she had trouble with food allergies. Now that we had to switch she itches constantly. I have to add so much to her new food to get her to eat! Don't know why it is unavailable anymore.π She has her eye on you! Misses her food!πΎβ€"
"I purchased this food when it had different packaging and my dogs were fine with it. Now my dogs wonβt eat it. They are on day 3 of having this food in the new packaging and they refuse to eat it. Iβve mixed it with different food and they will pick this food out and eat the other kind. Super di..."
For most dogs, this food is a good option, but the recent changes and availability issues are concerning. If your dog is a picky eater or has specific dietary needs, consider other options.