Evanger's Grain-Free Buffalo Canned Dog & Cat Food is widely appreciated by pets with sensitive stomachs and picky eating habits. However, there are notable issues with dented cans and some pets disliking the flavor.
Pets with sensitive stomachs tolerated it well.
Picky eaters enjoyed the food.
Provides a lean protein source.
Some customers received dented cans.
Tip: Contact customer service for replacements.
Some pets did not like the flavor.
Factors: Storage conditions, Feeding frequency
Yes. It is well tolerated by pets with sensitive stomachs and is a lean protein source.
Many picky eaters have enjoyed this food, but individual preferences can vary.
Yes, it is often used as a topper to encourage picky eaters.
Store in a cool, dry place and use within a few days of opening.
Some users have reported receiving dented cans.
"This is a great food topper for my Aussie doodle, who is one picky pooch. He’s actually been cleaning out his bowl when we topped his food off with this. He’s got a sensitive stomach, so there’s only a few things he can eat, so I’m glad I found something that dog actually enjoys for his meal..."
"We and our dog love this food complement but we wish you could figure out how to ship it without denting many of the cans."
This product is a good option for pets with specific dietary needs, but consider the packaging issues and flavor Preferences before purchasing.
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