Bundle: Kismet Salmon & Brown Rice Recipe with Freeze-Dried Nugs Dry Dog Food, 19-lb bag + Beef & Sweet Potato Nugs Freeze-Dried Treats, 1-oz bag

The ingredient list definitely makes this a promising food. However, the price being north of $75 for a 19lb bag is quite the ask for our medium/large, voracious dog. And there seems, to me at least, an overlooked issue of varying weight with the two types of kibble. While integrating this food with our dogs current kibble, I would only get one or none of the beef/sweet potato kibble. I’m assuming it has settled in the bottom of the bag. Either that, or there’s way less of it than the food packaging implies. I will say this; the lack of any bean or pea in the ingredients is a huge plus. Our dog will occasionally get a little farty, and even though we never got past a half-and-half mixture with her regular food, we noticed zero farts during that time. But with the cost being $4 a pound, we’ll stick to our current preferred food, and the occasional flatulence, until a better, cost effective solution is found.

Since Robin's regular dog food is on auto-ship and delivery was due soon, I gave this generous sized bag of Kismet dog food to a friend with several dogs and a tight budget. I kept the Rugs for Robin since he is a treat monster. The first one he thought was strange due to its shape, but once he discover that it was food, he loved them.

it’s been a couple weeks now that my dog has been on this food, and I’ve noticed some good changes! he doesn’t eat as much as it seems to fill him up. It has a strong odor of meat and by the looks of it seems like overall good food.