Nulo Ancient Grain Savory Stew Puppy & Adult Chicken & Salmon Wet Dog Food, 6-oz can, 8 count

This canned food is in a stew format, so there's a good bit of moisture, which I liked. It looks very different from other canned foods that I have used in that the protein is shredded, so it seemed like it would be pretty digestible. The pop-top can makes it more portable than one that needs a can opener, but of course you need to have a lid if you don't use it all at once, and it needs to be refrigerated after opening. My toy dogs aren't big eaters, and it takes them a long time to even start eating each meal. My routine is to use a small kibble base with some canned food to encourage them to eat. As with introduction of any new food, I started with a small amount of the Nulo (perhaps 1 teaspoon combined with their kibble), then gradually increased it each meal. I wouldn't say they were any more eager to eat this than other canned foods I have used with their kibble. On the other hand, they did not refuse to eat the Nulo either. Unfortunately, by the time I finished the first can, my 1-year-old puppy had a very soft stool. I could see that he was struggling, and the stool never hit the ground, so I ended up having to give a lengthy butt bath...Long-haired dog, NOT fun. For that reason, I did not continue to feed him the Nulo. Another minor comment -- the feeding instructions on the can were so tiny, I had to take a photo and enlarge it so I could read it. The instructions say for 26 to 52 weeks, feed 1 1/2 to 2 cans per 5 pounds of weight. There's no way my pup could eat that much, and he is an active sport dog.