The Honest Kitchen Pumpkin POUR OVERS Salmon & Pumpkin Stew Wet Dog Food Topper, 5.5-oz, case of 12

My 2 dogs love these pumpkin pour overs. It entices them to eat their food. They have been eating them off and on for probably a year and never seem to tire of them. They are made by the honest kitchen, all natural and human grade food.

doesn’t appeal to my dogs and they only tasted a small portion before they refused to eat any more of it, tried twice on this product. would like a refund on this product, too

If you are looking for something to mix in your fur babies' dry kibble to mix their supplements with coz they don't like the taste of them by themselves with their kibble this is great, and does the job. Just open and pour a fourth out each time, and one box will keep well without ruining for 4 days. It is also, economical when used this way. Also, my doxie loves the taste, and it is not too rich for her and doesn't upset her sensitive stomach and give her the runs. I will continue to buy this to mix in her food, it is a great product.

A bit of this salmon pumpkin stew makes my pup’s dry kibble into a delectable meal. She will work to get every drop from her bowl. The pumpkin also helps to keep her belly regular.

I rotate between kibble and home cooked meals. When I do feed kibble, I mix this in to add moisture and the pups love it. I have one dog (50 lb pit) who has a sensitive stomach so I usually only add 1/3 of the package with each meal. My other big dog gets half a carton with each meal.

These were okay by the dogs but they weren’t thrilled. I’m not sure if it’s because they didn’t like the salmon pumpkin flavor or that they’re a little soupier than my dogs like. I thought they were a little pricey for the size and content. Not on Chewys end. That’s the price just about everywhere. If the little container was completely full, it would have been a better deal financially but I still think they’re neat. I may try a different flavor and see how that one goes over. I like Honest Kitchen products overall though.

So far we've tried the beef bone broth, turkey and salmon and salmon and pumpkin. My dog loves fish- even more than beef- so I will continue to feed him the salmon & pumpkin and the beef. I really prefer these over any canned food. The containers are easy to store and dispose of and I don't have any issue with opening. All I do is lift the flaps and cut across the top with scissors. Once I pour the contents into the bowl, I add a splash of warm water from my kettle into the container and swirl to get every bit out. There's no need to even do that as it's not difficult to get the tiny bit left in the container with a spoon but my dog likes his food to be slightly warm and we don't like to So far we've tried the beef bone broth, turkey and salmon and salmon and pumpkin. My dog loves fish- even more than beef- so I will continue to feed him the salmon & pumpkin and the beef. I really prefer these over any canned food. The containers are easy to store and dispose of and I don't have any issue with opening. All I do is lift the flaps and cut across the top with scissors. Once I pour the contents into the bowl, I add a splash of warm water from my kettle into the container and swirl to get every bit out. There's no need to even do that as it's not difficult to get the tiny bit left in the container with a spoon but my dog likes his food to be slightly warm and we don't like to waste one drop :D … more

I really want to like this product, but the packaging is a pain. You have to lift up the flap, tear at the perforation (and good luck with that- you'll need scissors), then squeeze the corners to open it.... I mean it's just annoying. But even with taking all the steps necessary just to open the package, the stuff inside doesn't come out very easily, and you'll find yourself cutting open the whole top to be able to spoon the stuff out and utilize all of it. Even if you are successful at mastering the package, you'll still have to eventually cut the top off to get ALL the product out, because it'll stick to the walls of the box and won't come out on it's own. I think the product itself is I really want to like this product, but the packaging is a pain. You have to lift up the flap, tear at the perforation (and good luck with that- you'll need scissors), then squeeze the corners to open it.... I mean it's just annoying. But even with taking all the steps necessary just to open the package, the stuff inside doesn't come out very easily, and you'll find yourself cutting open the whole top to be able to spoon the stuff out and utilize all of it. Even if you are successful at mastering the package, you'll still have to eventually cut the top off to get ALL the product out, because it'll stick to the walls of the box and won't come out on it's own. I think the product itself is great- very good for a dog's digestive system, and you only need a little bit, but that packaging just kills it and I won't buy it again just for that reason. … more

Neither of my dogs would not touch this. They literally smelt it and backed away from the bowl of food. One is a picky eater but the other isn’t and he still wouldn’t go near it.

My dogs absolutely love this over their kibble. The packaging is unfortunately very difficult. Hard to open, hard to get it all out of the container. It is built like a juice box. I have to use the scissors and cut the box open down the sides to get it all out. I hope they redesign this, I may not order again because of that.