Evanger's Grain-Free Pork Canned Dog & Cat Food
In a Nutshell
- Pets generally like the taste.
- Significant concerns about food discoloration.
- Poor customer support and quality control.
- Costly mistakes can be averted by experimenting with a smaller order first
Quick Verdict
Evanger's Grain-Free Pork Canned Food is generally well-liked by pets but has significant quality control issues. Some pets refuse to eat it, and customer support is lacking
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Food discoloration and dented cans
Prevention: Check cans carefully before purchase and feeding
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Taste Appeal (4)
Many dogs and cats love the taste of this food.
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Allergy-Friendly (2)
Suitable for pets with allergies to common proteins.
Cons
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Quality Control Issues (3) critical
Food discoloration and dental problems have been reported.
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Poor Customer Support (1) major
Lack of response from the company to quality issues.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Pet owners with allergic pets — Since it's grain-free and pork-based, it can be an alternative for pets with allergies
- • Pet owners who love to try new grain-free varieties — Loved by most pets
✗ Skip If
- • Pet owners who prefer immediate customer service — Bad customer response posed by reviewers
- • Price conscious pet owners — Too many qualitiy issues
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
How long does this food last after opening?
Is this product suitable for cats with dietary restrictions?
What should I do if I receive a dented can?
Contact the company, however, expect no response based on reviews.
Highlighted Reviews
"My dog is allergic to chicken and beef so we normally buy her salmon but she doesn’t seem that interested in it but as soon as i opened the pork food she ate her whole bowl and licked it clean!"
"I cracked a recent can open out of a fresh case, and the top of the food was black. I didn’t trust any of it as they all had the same processing code and expiration dates on the bottom. The expiration was Dec 2027, and it was only 3/2025 when I opened it. I contacted the company, Evanger's, waite..."
Bottom Line
While some pets enjoy this food, the quality issues and lack of customer support make it a risky choice. Consider other brands or at least try a smaller order first.