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.
The product has received mixed reviews, with some users reporting positive experiences with their dogs' digestion and skin health, while others have experienced various issues such as GI upset, pickiness, and health concerns. The overall sentiment is leaning towards negative.
Potential digestive, yeast related and seizures problems.
Prevention: Consult a veterinarian before switching diets, especially for dogs with specific health conditions.
Improved skin health and reduced itchiness
Resolution of digestive issues
Suitable for long-term feeding
Causes digestive upset in some dogs
Some dogs refuse to eat the food
Potential allergy to ingredients, lack of ingredient continuity.
Veterinary concerns about grain-free diets
Strong fishy odor
Consistency of ingredients
Multiple reviews mentioned changing of the formula and ingredients, leading to quality issues for dogs with specific dietary needs, causes food pickiness.
Positive
Negative
Factors: Bowel conditions, feeder type
Some users reported improvements in skin health, but results may vary. Consult a vet for personalized advice.
Some users reported digestive benefits, but there were also instances of GI upset. Monitor your dog closely and consult a vet if necessary.
The food has a strong fishy odor, which some dogs and owners may find off-putting.
"Our pittie is 13 years old. She has 13 year old problems, such as a bit of stomach sensitivity and straight out pickiness. She has always had skin issues. She likes this food quite a bit, particularly if we add a serving of fish oils to the bowl. It doesn't upset her stomach and while skin issues ar..."
"Our dog said no. We attempted to feed a small amount with her kibble and she would not touch it. Added her favorite topper to get her to eat it, she did and then threw it all up 30 mins later. She then proceeded to eat her normal kibble happily. now I understand why this was on sale."
Consumers should weigh the benefits against the potential drawbacks, especially if their pets have specific dietary needs or sensitivities. Consider consulting a vet before making a decision.