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

I always buy Canine Caviar and due to everything going on right now they have been out of stock. Chewy was quick to let me know so I can get an alternative. They recommended American Journey (a Chewy brand) which was limited ingredients like the Canine Caviar. I was unable to slowly work the new food with the old since it was all gone by the time I got the new shipment. My dog adapted within days of the new food and has no issues at all. Price and quality seem to be just what I wanted. Thank you for the recommendation, I will continue to use this brand.

Declining quality . When I first switched my goldendoodle with food allergies food from Natural Balance Venison and sweet potato (concerns over lack of taurine) he loved it! He gobbled it up. It had a meaty smell to it. Then over months he stopped eating it. It had a fishy smell to it and my dog had fish breath. The newest bag..same thing. So I have to search for another food to try now.

I've bought this food almost the beginning of the month and it arrived 14 days ago! I wanted my dog to try something different for his skin allergies and he was low on food! Unfortunately I won't be able to actually tell if this product work for my dogs skin.(Although it makes him poop too much) Chewy shipped me a bag of dry food that's going to go bad on May 9,2020! I emailed them about the situation, and was told to email them back if I wanted a new batch, I did. I got no reply. I'm basically throwing out HALF A BAG OF DOG in the trash! what a waste of money.

Like many other customers, I've tried a lot of trial and error with one of my dogs and his sensitive stomach. I believe it's a poultry issue as this food is free of poultry and seems to sit well with him- finally!

Great food! The few ingredients makes it a great food for dogs with stomach problems. My dog with stomach problems is doing fantastic for the past 3 weeks since we started. No diarrhea or vomiting. He loves it and don't hesitate to eat it (he likes it). I am winning him off of a prescription food and he has been doing phenomenally with the transition.

Still too early to tell, but no flare ups in his skin and he loves the taste. The food I was feeding was alot more expensive and the fish protien was smelly.

I tried my sensitive GSD with skin issues on the Limited Ingredient Venison, however, it caused him to itch more and additionally picked at his skin so bad that I had to trim the area and now take him to the vet. It might work for your dog, give it a shot. It did not work for my GSD, which is sad because I had high hopes. His stool was really great with this however, it was formed and not soft at all. I will be going back to the Limited Ingredient Lamb and Sweet Potato recipie.

With 3 dogs....all different breeds and size it's hard to find a kibble they will all eat. The venison and sweet potato is a hit! That tells me it is good quality food because I cook for my dogs every day with fresh human grade meats,fruits, and vegetables. It's a great alternative to feed when I get too busy or not feeling well. One dog will even eat it as a treat and she is the picky one....will not eat canned foods of any kind and selective a out kibble.

"Finally -- dog food fit for a king!" That's a direct quote from my Little Dog, Prince Leo.

It’s a good food but my girls have become pooping machines since starting it. This worries me and all 3 seem to have lost weight. Not sure if we’ll be able to continue using. It has helped my one girl a lot that has allergies.