Wysong Archetype Chicken Formula Freeze-Dried Raw Dog & Cat Food
High-quality pet food loved by picky eaters but expensive and lacks customer support
Redbarn Naturals Steak & Egg Stew Grain-Free Canned Dog Food is liked by most dogs for its taste but has issues with settling and some quality variations. It's a good option for dogs who enjoy steak and eggs but may need to be mixed with other foods to encourage eating.
Mold growth
Prevention: Use the entire can at once or mix with other foods to prevent settling and store properly to avoid mold.
Dogs love the taste of steak and eggs.
Generally good quality and price.
Suitable for dogs with grain allergies.
Easy to mix with other foods.
Small bites and lots of gravy.
Stew-type foods tend to separate, especially if not used immediately.
Tip: Use the entire can at once or mix with other foods.
Changes in the recipe have affected some dogs' enthusiasm.
Tip: Consider this to as a deal breaker
Some batches may have different quality and taste perceptions.
Mold has been found in some remaining food, indicating potential quality control issues.
Some reviewers noted changes in the recipe and quality variability.
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Factors: Storage conditions, Frequency of use
Yes, it is grain-free and beneficial for dogs with grain allergies.
Most dogs enjoy the steak and egg flavor.
Yes, the food can separate if not used immediately, leading to veggies settling at the bottom, sometimes obtaining mold in a days.
"Great price and quality. Dogs love it! ( and it is what is says it is... steak and eggs! ) My dogs are excited about this food"
"I got this, along with a case of the other Redbarn (except beef) flavors because they were grain free, newer on the site and had a promo. Goodness, what a waste. I tried mixing the food with their favorite dry in the morning...they only took a couple of bites, the next morning there was MOLD growi..."
If your dog loves steak and eggs, this food is worth trying. However, be prepared to mix it with other foods or grated cheese to encourage eating, and be mindful of potential settling issues and quality variations.