Dave's Pet Food Restricted Diet Protein & Phosphorus Farmyard Blend in Sauce Grain-Free Canned Dog Food, 13.2-oz, case of 12

I have a senior Yorkie that has kidney failure. I tried all the prescription foods that the vet gave us. He wouldn't touch it. I saw the ad for Dave's pet food on Chewy. I read alot of the reviews where people said how much their dogs loved it. My dog will not touch it. I've tried mixing it with his previous food, mixing with potted meat (which he loves), putting whipped cream on top, and adding shredded jerky on top (which he also loves). He won't touch it. I even tried giving it to my Shiloh Shepherd. She won't touch it either.

I've been feeding this to Pucca since February with no issues at all. He loved it. Then the last couple of cases, the food is runny, no real consistency, stinks and full of peas and carrots. Dogs are not vegetarians, and now Pucca is vomiting after every meal. He won't go near it anymore. They have changed something in this food. I just hope it doesn't kill him. He won't eat anything now. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone. Not now. Horrible

Of course a food item not filled with junk is going to be a little bland looking, but the junk is what is so hard on a dog's kidneys and the colorings of the dog foods are geared to look good to the humans. If it looks good to us then we assume it will be tasty. My dog does not mind the bland appearance at all; she eats it without hesitation. I was very pleased to find a VERY low phosphorus food that is affordable. This is even lower phosphorus content than the homemade recipes and I like having a ready made food for her for variety and convenience on many of my work days.

Finally, a non-prescription dog food for kidney disease - and the ingredients are terrific, given the dietary limitations. The company has gone to great lengths to create a formula without carrageenan, which is huge. My 14 year old girl just loves it, and *has finally put on weight*. She's peppy and happy, and can't wait for her next meal.

Out 13 y/o Lab was diagnosed with Kidney issues, elevated phosphorus and elevated Calcium. After just one week on this her calcium and phosphorus levels are all back to normal! She loves, the food, but she is not a picky eater.

I received my case in the the morning and fed some of it that afternoon. Within minutes my poor pup was vomiting and wretching. This went on for hours. I'm tossing the other 11 cans in the trash so not to make someone else's dog sick. My dog has no gastrointestinal issues so it had to be the food.

I have one dog that has some dietary problems however I have two other dogs that love it as well. I give them 2 tablespoons in the morning. No issues what so ever!

Not my dog's favorite food, but you've got a pup with kidney problems who's allergic to most of the prescription kidney diets it'll do! Took him a minute to warm up to it and he still has days every few months where he won't eat it, so I'll throw in a few chunks of rotisserie chicken to get him started again.

I was very hopeful my dogs with kidney disease would eat this, since they don’t like their prescription food, but nope. Really disappointed because it looks like a good, quality food, which is why I still gave it a 4. (Won’t hold it against the food because they’re not liking much these days.) The local rescue was glad to take it, thankfully.

My renal challenged agingRottweiler wouldn’t eat this and my GSD puppy didn’t think too much of it either. Sometimes if rottie won’t eat having pup eat it will help....not this food unfortunately.