Dr. Tim's All Life Stages Kinesis Formula Dry Dog Food

Began to feed my two (55lb Amstaff and 26lb Border Terrier Mix) on 7/6 still going thru the transition from Merrick Ancient grains Lamb. Both dogs like the food and eating well. But.... my little guy is itching a little too much for my liking. Going to watch closely. Just bought a larger bag... Keeping fingers crossed. Will report later. Stools are good and have increased in size a little bit.

I was phasing it in gradually after feeding my recently adopted mixed Pit Science Diet , which was what the rescue organization fed her . On the 6th day she threw up within 5 minutes of eating her pm meal . Same result the next morning . Immediately went back to only Science Diet and no problems since . The grass is not always greener on the other side .

Dr.Tim's was recommended to me by a friend. Actually, a human friend AND her Golden Lab. He has the SOFTEST Lab fur I've ever petted! My 9yr old Golden Retriever has always eaten a quality organic kibble, but she loves this ... and I'm already, after only a month, seeing a change in her coat. I think she has more energy, too!

I have a 30lb Schnauzer beagle mix. He started to like the food. About 2 weeks in he became disinterested in it. And the common dreaded "soft pooh" is an issue. Back to what he was on before. Honest kitchen.

My dog is 17 and seems to like this food that we just started but she also liked the one we got before in the beginning. I think her age makes her like her food one day and not so much the next. I bought the smallest size so we can change if she wants.

I hoped my dog would love this food as the ingredients look good and the brand sounds like a solid one. Unfortunately the food made our basset hound pretty sick. Since feeding him this, he's been very lethargic, bloated and throws up at least once a week. We started off with the recommended amount, we decreased it a little and also tried mixing it with other food with poor results.

After researching this product I thought it would be a great fit for my almost 2 year old Golden. Unfortunately, after weeks on this food (and a slow transition from her other food), she is still experiencing very loose stools and full-blown diarrhea. Even adding a probiotic supplement has not helped. Won't be able to keep giving this to her and back to the drawing board with what to try next.

When our labradoodles were turning 1, I was looking for a new food for them. I came across Dr. Tim’s, and they have never been so excited for a food. They will eat it plain, but I typically add a little of the freeze dried topper and salmon oil. We are waiting on our third 40lbs bag and glad to have found a high quality food our pups love.

I can’t speak highly enough of Dr. Tim’s. I had my Labrador on Merrick but quickly searched the web for a replacement food when the FDA released their study on “grain free” and the impact it had on animals. I was nervous at first, but my furry family member loves the food! Ive noticed an increase in energy, firm stools, clear coat, and lifestyle improvements overall. At times, my pup was disinterested in the Merrick dog food, but after switching to Dr. Tim’s he’s favorite time of the day are the two meal feedings. If you’re looking for a high quality dog food - look no further.

I have a Boxer and a French Bulldog. Because of skin allergies that my old Boxer who just passed away had, I had been feeding my dogs a limited ingredient brand that I thought was quality kibble. I think when I first started feeding it to them years ago, it was much better quality (and higher rated by the dog food advisor website) than it is now since the recipe (and I believe the company ownership) has changed. Basically, my Boxer that we still have would poop almost every time she went out...probably 5 or 6 times a day...and a lot of it! I'm not even sure where it all came from. I started doing some research and read that poor quality food can do that because a lot of the ingredients are not I have a Boxer and a French Bulldog. Because of skin allergies that my old Boxer who just passed away had, I had been feeding my dogs a limited ingredient brand that I thought was quality kibble. I think when I first started feeding it to them years ago, it was much better quality (and higher rated by the dog food advisor website) than it is now since the recipe (and I believe the company ownership) has changed. Basically, my Boxer that we still have would poop almost every time she went out...probably 5 or 6 times a day...and a lot of it! I'm not even sure where it all came from. I started doing some research and read that poor quality food can do that because a lot of the ingredients are not digested or needed. Now we have a Frenchie in addition to our Boxer and this food is perfect for both of them. The smaller size of the kibble is great and easily eaten by them both. They both loved it from the start and still gobble it up (although they aren't very picky). I would also say that as I was transitioning them, my Frenchie would pick out the Dr Tim's food to eat first. The best thing for me is that we are down to probably having them poop 3 times a day, in a significantly less volume, and it's much firmer. It makes it a lot easier to clean up. … more