Merrick Classic Healthy Grains Puppy Recipe Dry Dog Food

I used this as a transition food. My pup ate it however afterward she started to have problems. My pup started to have loose movements and often. I had to move her back to original food. I have heard good things about the Merrick Puppy food but just gave my puppy issues.

I’ve trusted Merricks for years and my vet recommended a grain inclusive food for my new standard poodle puppy. I was happy to learn Merricks had introduced a grain inclusive food for puppies! She seems to really enjoy the food and is a happy, healthy girl!

I have done quite a bit of research after our dog had been on a grain free dog food for quite some time. I have learned that the first 4-5 ingredients are important. Without going in to a long story, I decided to feed a grain inclusive kibble to our new puppy. I settled on Merrick because of the ingredients listed and the order in which they were listed on the package from Chewy website. When the kibble came it is not the same ingredients nor listed in the same order. Very disappointed in Merrick. If it had come as advertised I’m sure I would have given it a 5 star.

After weeks of searching for a reliable dog food for our toy poodle puppy we finally found Merrick, he is healthy and and is fur is so soft, he is only ten weeks old yet he has so much energy, we are very glad.

Our 9 week old, 2lb maltipoo LOVES this food! We even give it to him for training treats! The kibble is extra small, which is perfect for our little guy. I also love that Merrick does not use ingredients not meant for dogs. No meat by products, nor fillers. I did SO much research on dog food and this was the one I felt most confident in my dog eating! I choose the classic version over grain free because I choose not to have food filled with potatoes, peas, and lentils. Our puppy has shown no sign of an allergy to grains (which is not common in dogs anyway). VERY happy and love this puppy food! Only thing I wish is that the bag was resealable. But definitely not a dealbreaker as we are getting Our 9 week old, 2lb maltipoo LOVES this food! We even give it to him for training treats! The kibble is extra small, which is perfect for our little guy. I also love that Merrick does not use ingredients not meant for dogs. No meat by products, nor fillers. I did SO much research on dog food and this was the one I felt most confident in my dog eating! I choose the classic version over grain free because I choose not to have food filled with potatoes, peas, and lentils. Our puppy has shown no sign of an allergy to grains (which is not common in dogs anyway). VERY happy and love this puppy food! Only thing I wish is that the bag was resealable. But definitely not a dealbreaker as we are getting a storage container. 100% would recommend. … more

Very good price for this dog food. My mother's pup loves it, so will be his regular diet. We will order it again when needed.

Unfortunately our vet recommended to get off this food. Not sure why, but she was not a fan of Merrick. We went for Purina Pro Plan instead.

We adopted a quarantine puppy. Great Pyrenees/Aussie Shepard mix. We have tried 5 different foods with her. The shelter told us she was being fed an expensive boutique food so bought a huge bag of it to find out she hates it. So...Blue Buffalo, Natural Balance, Taste of the Wild, and numerous soft food have been tried. She tolerates this one the most. I put 2 cups (30lbs at 20wks) in her bowl every morning. She will eat it throughout the day but doesn't scarf it down. I mix some into what I call Lucy food (2lbs ground beef, brown rice, pea and carrot mix that she gets a scoop of everynight) and she will leave pieces of kibble in the bottom of the bowl. She sometimes will eat all 2 cups We adopted a quarantine puppy. Great Pyrenees/Aussie Shepard mix. We have tried 5 different foods with her. The shelter told us she was being fed an expensive boutique food so bought a huge bag of it to find out she hates it. So...Blue Buffalo, Natural Balance, Taste of the Wild, and numerous soft food have been tried. She tolerates this one the most. I put 2 cups (30lbs at 20wks) in her bowl every morning. She will eat it throughout the day but doesn't scarf it down. I mix some into what I call Lucy food (2lbs ground beef, brown rice, pea and carrot mix that she gets a scoop of everynight) and she will leave pieces of kibble in the bottom of the bowl. She sometimes will eat all 2 cups of kibble but most times there's 1/2 cup left every morning. Also, the kibble is so small that she takes a mouthful then chokes on it and spits it out on my carpet. I also didn't realize this is a Purina product. So from that aspect I seriously feel this is overpriced. I bought into the commercial hype and bought this thinking it was best quality but upon researching found that the quality has seriously deteriorated since Purina took over. … more

My Golden Retriever Puppy started with the grain-free Merrick puppy kibble and consistently had Diarrhea. Pet store owner suggested to try the grain alternative and it completely fixed all her stomach issues. Please offer this in a larger bag. 12 pound bags dont last long and are more expensive to buy like this.

I have 2 Pug puppies (16 weeks) and they've been on Merrick since I brought them home at 8 weeks. I've done a comparison of dry dog foods and settled on Merrick for the protein content. The pups love the food and I do supplement each meal with a little fruit/veggie in their bowls. My objective is to give these two pups a quality brand with good ingredients. Merrick fits the bill!