Earthborn Holistic Lily's Gourmet Buffet Grain-Free Natural Moist Dog Food
In a Nutshell
- Varies in quality across batches
- May have mold in some packages
- Suitable for dogs with allergies and picky eaters
Quick Verdict
Earthborn Holistic Lily's Gourmet Buffet Grain-Free Natural Moist Dog Food receives mixed feedback. Most dogs enjoy it, but there are concerns about consistency and quality. It's a suitable option for dogs with chicken allergies or picky eaters but may not be the best for all dogs.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Variety (1)
Has multiple flavors to cater to different taste.
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Quality (2)
Some users appreciate the quality of the product.
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Allergy-Friendly (1)
Good for dogs with specific allergies or sensitivities.
Cons
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Quality Control (2) major
Inconsistent quality and occasional mold issues.
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Taste Issues (2) minor
Not all dogs like the taste.
Tip: Should find another flavor.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Owners of dogs with allergies to chicken eggs. — Renowned to feed the dogs who have allergies.
✗ Skip If
Durability & Care
Factors: usage, storage
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Store in a cool and dry place before opening.
- 💡 Use within 21 moths from the date.
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this food grain-free?
Yes, the food is grain-free.
Is this food good for dogs with allergies?
Yes, particularly for dogs with chicken allergies.
By how much can I extend the expiry date by using this product?
Store food for dogs at room temperature.
Highlighted Reviews
"The Earthborn Holistic line of wet dinners is the best mealplan I have used for my dog. One 8 oz tub is four meals (with some kibble added) and the packaging is great. Rowan is always enthusiastic, and she hasn’t had digestive problems. Excellent product."
"Baby didn’t not like. Looked really gross as well, Filled with white stuff. Chewy refunded."
Bottom Line
This dog food is an acceptable option, especially for dogs with allergies, but buyers should be cautious about potential quality issues. It might be worth trying a smaller quantity first to assess your dog's liking.