American Journey Limited Ingredient Grain-Free Duck & Sweet Potato Recipe Dry Dog Food

I purchased this to rotate flavors for my dogs, but I went with the small bag to start because I didn’t want to waste anything if they hated it. They both really like it, so now I have a second flavor of the limited ingredient food for them to eat for variety. They a absolutely love the limited ingredient venison and sweet potato and it’s low in protein for my senior dogs, which is excellent. Many of the low protein dog foods aren’t good quality ingredients, like tomato pumice is the first listed ingredient, or there are a ton of fillers in the food. This brand has deboned lamb as the first listed ingredient and then sweet potatoes as the second- my dogs love it and they are both happy, with I purchased this to rotate flavors for my dogs, but I went with the small bag to start because I didn’t want to waste anything if they hated it. They both really like it, so now I have a second flavor of the limited ingredient food for them to eat for variety. They a absolutely love the limited ingredient venison and sweet potato and it’s low in protein for my senior dogs, which is excellent. Many of the low protein dog foods aren’t good quality ingredients, like tomato pumice is the first listed ingredient, or there are a ton of fillers in the food. This brand has deboned lamb as the first listed ingredient and then sweet potatoes as the second- my dogs love it and they are both happy, with good weight and excellent skin/fur. Highly recommend! … more

Once my dog turned 10, she started to have more skin allergy issues. I was suggested by my vet to find a food which was grain free and had limited ingredients. So far, American Journey has been the best hit at our home. Both of my dogs love the food, and my older dog has shown signs of improvement on her allergies (we also do monthly allergy shots at the vet, so this helps too). She is a picky eater, so I am thankful to have found a food she's willing to eat, and 7 months in she shows no signs of disliking the food yet (usually after about 4 months she'll stop eating one brand and I have to find another).

My vet recommended duck and sweet potato for one of the dogs. I have tried other brands, but the dog was not energetic about them. He loves this one. In fact another dog demands some of it also.

Chewy was out of my dogs normal food (Zignature Kangaroo). So I bought this as my dog as a lot of allergies & figured something like duck is exotic enough where we can tolerate. He likes the food - however - I ordered this because the serving size on the product was similar to that of Zignature. However - when the product arrived the feeding guidelines on the bag are 1.5 cups different than what is listed in the description.

Great food, my Bully had a food allergy, so i tried American Journey, grain free Limited ingredients, it turns out that she lost weight, allergy went away and her hair stopped thinning.

The order went well and the shipping time was reasonable considering the current situation. The food is nice and my dogs like it. I do have to feed them more of this food than other foods in the past so pay attention to the feeding amounts when you judge your purchase.

I bought this because I read the reviews, well my dog didn’t touch the food. Now I’m out $32. Should have purchased a smaller bag to start with but my dog is usually not picky. My bad. Definitely not buying this again.

Oliver, my Goldendoodle, came from a fabulous rescue but had severe digestive issues. He was not able to keep anything down and was always losing it from both ends! He was vetted by the rescue with every test available to no avail. When I adopted him he weighed 44 pounds and had to have IV fluids frequently for dehydration caused by his constant diarrhea and vomiting. He is a large dog and he was truly skin and bones, his hips jutted out. A fellow doodle owner who has Oliver’s brother told me to try Duck & Sweet Potato kibble. I found Chewy.com’s own American Journey Limited Duck and Sweet Potato and the problem was solved within a week or so. He now has no digestive issues at all, (he Oliver, my Goldendoodle, came from a fabulous rescue but had severe digestive issues. He was not able to keep anything down and was always losing it from both ends! He was vetted by the rescue with every test available to no avail. When I adopted him he weighed 44 pounds and had to have IV fluids frequently for dehydration caused by his constant diarrhea and vomiting. He is a large dog and he was truly skin and bones, his hips jutted out. A fellow doodle owner who has Oliver’s brother told me to try Duck & Sweet Potato kibble. I found Chewy.com’s own American Journey Limited Duck and Sweet Potato and the problem was solved within a week or so. He now has no digestive issues at all, (he can’t have any other foods or treats tho) is up to 63 pounds, healthy, happy and furry-fluffed. Thank you Chewy.com!I also use Milo’s Kitchen real duck jerky for treats which he tolerates well, also available from Chewy.com. … more

I find the velcro-like bag closure highly desirable. AJ has it on the cat food bags but not the dog foods. Why? However, the dogs love the duck. They just wish they would have caught them in our river just below the house. Never happen....good thing!

This is a great food for our dog. She has many allergies to certain ingredients and it seems to be really working for her. She was itching and now she is not.