Our vet recommended that we try this grain free food for our ...
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Our vet recommended that we try this grain free food for our dog and switch from Blue Buffalo dog food. We have a 30lb mutt with a sensitive stomach and he did not like this food at all. He would eat around the new kibbles and only eat his old food when we were attempting to make the food transition. We attempted to feed him this food for almost a month but he never warmed up to it so we stopped feeding him this and switched back to his old food. It also smells terrible, worse than any other dog food we have tried. Expensive and unfortunately a waste of money for us.
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This dog food contains high quality ingredients and is very reasonably priced. I would say this food compares to the Fromm  brand. If you currently do not feed your dog a grain free food, I would highly recommend that you switch. People say that they can't afford it, but when you think about the health benefits, it is cheaper than all of the vet bills you're not having to pay.
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Our dog was eating a high quality store brand, meat based food and was having stomach issues constantly. From the first time he ate this food I could tell it had digested better than any other food ever had. I think it's a pretty common problem that dogs have problems with meat based foods. Before going and spending tons of money on allergy testing and other diagnostic measures, may want to try this fish based food. It worked wonders for our dog and he loves it!
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Our dog really likes it.  It was hard for us to find a food that she liked.  And it seems to have helped her be even healthier.  Our vet told us to match proteins so we also give her a salmon wet food.
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One of our kittens loves this stuff, the other two are 'meh.' We like the quality of the food and that it is grain-free, would be nice to have another couple of flavors to help rotate to avoid burnout. Our cat who likes it has a lovely silky coat. The two that dislike it, but we feed the grain-free chicken dry food from the same manufacturer, have coarser coats. So we would have liked to have more options at the kitten level.  That said, it is a good food, and if your kitten likes the flavor, you will have great results.
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We were recommended this food by a worker at a local pet store. Our cat is picky and wanted only soft food and the hard food that we had was kitty chow by Purina, he didn't seem satisfied. I never thought about getting grain-free food for our cat, but he loves it! It really smells fresh every time I open the bag and he doesn't miss his soft food. I feel good giving him this because it's healthy for him too. I didn't realize how much junk was in the other food I gave him. We won't get anything else now, we are sticking to this food!
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Our three year old golden retriever has been grain sensitive since he was small and we have tried many types of grain free foods.  This was the first one that he willing ate without us encouraging him to eat.  He now finishes the whole meal in one feeding.
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We have a rescue puppy, without knowing what he was fed, we chose Blue grain free to prevent any intestinal issues. He tolerates it well and we've had no problems.
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Great food. We have a lab with dandruff and were told by the vet if we switched to a grain free food it would help. Natural balance was highly recommend and I can see why. It is a great food that helped our dogs skin.
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Our greyhound has a sensitive stomach and after her most recent bout of diarrhea on another grain free food (with turkey as the main ingredient), I decided to try this salmon based grain free food. She has had solid poop ever since we started this food. I never thought it would happen. Amazing! I like that there are many other protein options in case we need to switch again.
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We were pretty amazed at how our dog's energy changed with this food, but then were reminded that "no-rice", just as importantly as "no-grain" formulas can keep dogs healthy just like it can for humans.  Too much rice in our old "Blue" brand was seemingly dragging her down, but what did we know?  She loves this "I & <3 & You" food (Lamb flavor), and also still goes wild for the treats, too (that's big because she rejects some treats and even human food - weirdo :).  The bag is a slightly better deal here than in the stores, but has the same effect on our 7 year old girl.  We are downright pleased.  Also, no weird powder or stinky smell, and pieces are a good (not too huge) chewable size.  She's just been looking good and acting healthy, and this hasn't decreased at all over many months, so we're sold. <3
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We adopted our cat in October and for months after we adopted her she had terrible diarrhea, we're talking completely liquid. We were feeding her the same food (Kirkland brand) she'd been getting at the rescue center and she had no other symptoms (lethargy, etc.) so at first we thought it was just the stress of being in a new environment. After a couple of weeks with no improvement, we took her to the vet and found out she had a parasite. But after two week-long rounds of medication, her diarrhea was as bad as ever. She also had some scabs on her neck and near her ears that made us suspect a food allergy.

The vet gave us some of the Science Diet dry food for gastrointestinal health and some Fortiflora. I had also read that canned pumpkin helped diarrhea in cats. So for about a month we were giving her the Science Diet i/d, a packet of Fortiflora and a tablespoon of pumpkin. That seemed to get things under control but if we missed a day of the pumpkin or Fortiflora she would have diarrhea the next day. Then she seemed to lose interest in eating the pumpkin altogether. We tried switching her to a grain-free cat food from a natural pet care store in our city, but she's very picky and wouldn't touch it. We tried pricey grain free wet foods, but she again turned up her nose (we were warned when we adopted her that she would not eat wet food but thought it was worth a shot).

We went to Petsmart to find a grain free food but didn't feel great about most of the brands (Blue Buffalo, Purina, etc.). Then we saw this Science Diet grain free food. I had read mixed things about Science Diet and had been hoping to find a different brand, but when I looked at the ingredient list on this food, I was sold. It was also the same shape and flavor (chicken) as the Science Diet i/d we were already feeding her so we figured the odds were good that she'd actually eat it. We had about a pound of the Science Diet i/d left so we mixed it with the Grain Free Science Diet until we ran out. Then we stopped giving her the Fortiflora and she was still pooping like a champ! She's been eating this food exclusively for about a month and a half and she hasn't had any diarrhea or loose stools in that time. This food is more expensive than your average grocery store brands, but the ingredients are much higher quality and in my opinion it's worth the extra money. I don't know what we'll do if Hills ever stops making this food!
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This food was highly recommended online and by our vet. Our yellow naped amazon switched from seeds to these pellets with no problem whatsoever. I like that there are no artificial dies in this. The pellet size is good for our bird. The only negative is that the pellets do crumble a bit so there's always pellet dust leftover but I imagine that's the case with any bird food.
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Our local pet store owner recommended this food as a very good and also affordable grain free option for our cat. Online research supported this, and so we tried it out. Our cat loves the food, and this bag lasts a good long time. For me, getting this is a no brainer.
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Gave this to our poodle. He practically jumped into the dish. we only put a little mixed in with his dry kibble. Thing is, most dogs need grain free food and people don't realize that. we're trying to keep him away from yeast too because of his ears. Anyway he loves it.
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We have 3 cats that didn't seem to be enjoying their food very much--even though we'd tried several varieties. We received a sample of this food from our veterinarian and they acted like it was a real treat. So we decided to try a large bag and see if they acted more interested. Sure enough, they became more excited about eating. Since it is a bit pricey for our cat food budget, we mix it half and half with the less expensive food. They always pick this out to eat first. We'll be buying more for them.
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Wellness TruFood Complements Grain Free Chcken & Broccoli Natural Wet Food looks better than many products created for humans to eat, and our dogs are in heaven!  This grain free dog food is marketed as a topper, which means we can add it to our dogs dry dog food to get them to eat it.  Thank goodness!  Our dogs have small appetites in summer and this is just what we need to get them to eat.  And boy, did they!

Each packet is made of 5 ingredients or less and is 2.8 ounces.  These are easy open pouches.  Yes, these are expensive.  If money is of little concern and you need to get your dog to eat a grain free diet, trying this food is an option.  Also an option (even cheaper), would be to cook the ingredients yourself at home, and feed to your dog the home cooked food.  That does take time, though, and you will have to store the cooked food.

These pouches are obviously a convenient way to get your dog to eat his dog food.  Yummy, yes.  Expensive, yes.  My dogs love it.