Dogswell’s Vitality Chicken & Oats Recipe is highly rated for its quality and nutritional benefits, with most dogs showing improved health and energy levels. occasional issues with odor are noted, but overall, it's a solid choice for dog owners.
Improved energy and longevity in dogs
Easily digestible with minimal waste
Avoids common stomach issues
Reasonably priced for the quality provided
Balanced ingredients and nutritional content
Resuscitates appetite in older dogs
Chemical-like or strong odor in some cases
Some users reported sudden bad smell
Fewer dogs showed allergic reactions.
Tip: Consult with vet to find a suitable alternative before using again
Mention of bad odor
Generally positive
More negative sentiment on odor
Factors: Statal exposure, Different batch releases
"My last dog (Sib) ate this and lived to be 16.5 years and had heartworm when I rescued her at 2 years. 2 days before she passed, she was still hiking with me. My pit lab is currently 10 years 3 mos. with no ailments whatsoever. My boxer/pit lab 1-1/2 year old pup is eating this too. They have al..."
"My dog has been eating this bag and the blue bag for nearly 9 years. Now he won’t touch it. I assumed it was because the blue bag is what he had last and I ordered the orange this time- but he always ate it before. I waited a Few weeks and he grabs one pebble at a time and then just gives up. I sm..."
If you're looking for a high-quality, nutritious dog food, Dogswell’s Vitality Chicken & Oats Recipe is a great option. Note that some dogs may have specific issues, so consider a trial period before committing to larger quantities.
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