Pinnacle Grain-Free Chicken & Vegetable Recipe Canned Dog Food
In a Nutshell
- Most users appreciate the taste and quality.
- Some users report bad smells and skin issues.
- The product's consistency is a concern for a few users.
Quick Verdict
Most users appreciate the quality and taste, but a few reported skin allergies and bad smells in the product.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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High Quality (2)
Pinnacle maintains good quality over time.
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Free Delivery (2)
The product is delivered right to your door step, free of charge.
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Great Value (2)
Users find the product to be good for their money.
Cons
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Bad Smell (2) minor
There were a few concerns about the bad smell of the dog food.
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Skin allergy issues (2) major
A few users have reported that their dogs experienced skin allergy issues after eating some of it.
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Lack of convenience packaging (1) minor
The packaging is not entirely convenient as there's no zip top lid for convenience.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Owners with picky dogs — The product satisfies both of their very picky dogs.
- • Owners who buy off brand names — The product continues to supply the original brand
✗ Skip If
- • Owners aware of smear issues — The smell of the product wasn't appealing to a certain user.
- • Owners with skin allergy issues — The skin of some users dog weren't reacting well to the food.
Durability & Care
Factors: stomach issues, skin allergy issues
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Not the food to close to expiration date
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Highlighted Reviews
"It's thicker than many of the best quality canned dog food without being a largely pate consistency. It totally satisfies both of our very picky dogs. Clean bowls all around. The only complaint is that it doesn't come with a zip top lid for convenience. Just reordered for the second time and feel we..."
"While my dogs will eat almost anything, one broke out in welts on his groin and is chomping on his hind quarter. Not happy "
Bottom Line
Overall, Pinnacle Grain-Free Dog Food is a good choice for most dogs, but buyers should be aware of potential skin issues and smell complaints. Consulting a vet before switching diets is advisable.