This canned dog food is praised for its soft texture and appeal to dogs with dental issues, but it has mixed reviews about its content and value for money.
The soft texture makes it easy for dogs with limited teeth or dental issues to eat
The variety of flavors ensures dogs don't get bored
Users find the price high compared to the quantity and content
Some users report different quality in batches
Users have reported inconsistent quality and texture in recent batches
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Yes, the soft texture is ideal for dogs with limited teeth.
It is higher and the can size is smaller.
"'I had transitioned the dogs to fresh food but they stopped eating it. I think this was because it was cold so I went back to a canned food. This food is very soft and very good for dogs with limited teeth.'"
"'Made of great ingredients but it's still only 12.5 oz and most cans are 13.5. Recent reviews said they had addressed the fact that the food was mostly water but that is not the case. It's like a thick jelly like texture and not meaty at all. Not nearly worth the money. It takes 3 cans of this to..."
While it's a good option for dogs with dental issues, potential buyers should consider the mixed reviews on quality and higher cost.
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