Evanger's Super Premium Chicken Dinner Grain-Free Canned Dog Food is highly recommended for dogs with sensitive stomachs, but recent quality concerns exist.
Diarrhea and vomiting
Many reviewers praise the quality of the ingredients.
Dogs love the taste and it's healthy for them.
Home delivery makes it easy to receive the product.
Good for dogs with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).
Some dogs experienced diarrhea and vomiting.
Recent reviews indicate a decline in quality.
Some cans were dented upon delivery.
Tip: Contact customer service for replacements.
Recent reviews mention a decline in quality, with some dogs experiencing digestive issues.
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Factors: Quality decline, Storage conditions
Yes, it is recommended by some vets for dogs with IBD.
Some reviews mention digestive issues, but it may depend on the individual dog.
Yes, many reviewers appreciate the convenience of home delivery.
"I rescue animals & my newest one was tied up & had been hit by car & starving so to put quick weight on him I bought best I could afford & he loves it."
"I've been feeding Evanger's brand foods to my two senior dogs for a few years now, but in the last 6 months or so we could sense a change in the quality of both this version and the 6 ounce meat products (beef/chicken) plus the vegetarian compliment canned food isn't agreeing with either of them. Th..."
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