Tiki Dog Maui Luau Chicken on Brown Rice with Sweet Potato Canned Dog Food
In a Nutshell
- High-quality ingredients with no gums or fillers
- Price is on the higher side
- Some concerns about high garlic content
Quick Verdict
Tiki Dog Maui Luau is a high-quality canned dog food that pets seem to love, although some concerns about the garlic content and price.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
High garlic content, which is toxic to dogs.
Prevention: Check the ingredient list carefully and consult with a vet.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Quality Ingredients (4)
The food contains human-grade ingredients with no gums or fillers
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Taste Appeal (7)
Dogs love the taste of this food
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Health Benefits (1)
It's recommended for improving pet's health with food
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Low-fat (2)
Good for pets with low-fat diets.
Cons
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Garlic Content (2) major
Excessive garlic, which is toxic to dogs.
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High Price (3) major
The product is relatively expensive
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High-fat (1) major
Not suitable for pets on a moderate-fat diet.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Pet owners looking for high-quality, human-grade dog food — The food contains USDA human-grade ingredients with no artificial additives.
- • Owners of dogs that prefer wet food — It gets a reputation of good taste
✗ Skip If
- • Pet owners on a tight budget — The product is relatively expensive.
- • Pet owners with dogs on a strict low-fat diet — The product may include a certain portion of fats.
Durability & Care
Factors: Not mentioned
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this food low in fat?
No, it is not low in fat and may not be suitable for dogs on a strict low-fat diet.
Does this food contain gums or fillers?
No, the food does not contain gums or fillers.
Highlighted Reviews
"It's been a long time since Milo and Rudy really attacked their food! I will definitely be reordering this product. It's low in fat because our babies are on a low fat restricted diet."
"I opened the can and there was so much garlic,Garlic is not good for dogs,so why is there so much garlic? I'm worried for people that feed their dog this everyday. It can be harming their dog."
Bottom Line
If your dog loves the taste and you're not concerned about the garlic, this is a solid choice. However, be prepared for a higher price tag and the potential health risks associated with garlic.