PetKind Tripett Beef Tripe & Venison Dry Dog Food
In a Nutshell
- Good quality ingredients
- Highly palatable for most dogs
- Some dogs prefer the canned version
Quick Verdict
PetKind Tripett Beef Tripe & Venison Dry Dog Food is generally well-received by dogs. It's noted for its good quality ingredients and palatability, although some dogs may not like the dry version as much as the canned version.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Quality Ingredients (3)
Reviewers note the high-quality ingredients in this dog food.
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Picky Eaters Enjoy (2)
Reviewers note their picky dogs enjoyed the food.
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Good Price vs Value (2)
High rating price vs quality ratio.
Cons
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New Dry Formula (1) minor
Dogs who enjoyed the canned version did not like the dry version.
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Harder for Puppies (1) minor
Some pups dislike beef tripe and venison dry.
Tip: Try other flavors
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Dog owners with picky eaters — The food is palatable and has good quality ingredients.
- • Owners looking for high-quality ingredients — The dog food is made with good quality ingredients.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners with dogs that prefer canned food — Some dogs didn't like the dry version.
- • Owners with young pups — Some puppies did not like the dry beef tripe, and owners primarily preferred canned
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
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Common Questions
Do dogs like the dry version?
Some dogs enjoy the dry beef tripe, but perhaps some not, even that is new formula.
Is it good for dogs with allergies?
Yes, some owners mentioned it as a suitable option for dogs with specific food allergies.
Is beef tripe good for my dog/s
Maybe, but some big dogs did not seem intrigued by this formulation.
Highlighted Reviews
"I feed very little kibble (usually raw, freeze-dried, some canned) but this is one brand I do occasionally buy. Good quality ingredients, and the dogs find it very palatable. Very good product!"
"I have always fed the Tripett Beef Tripe to my dogs and they loved the canned so I thought I would try the dry version. They sniffed it and left it. I tried a couple of times but no luck. Guess I will have to buy the canned only."
Bottom Line
If your dog enjoys beef tripe and venison, this food is a good option. Just be mindful that some dogs might prefer the canned version.