Purina Pro Plan Adult Large Breed Chicken & Rice Formula Dry Dog Food

Although it was nice having my 34# bag delivered instead of me having to carry it out of a store, when I opened the bag after being delivered the kibble was broken up pretty bad causing most of the food to be very sandy instead of whole kibble. I've been buying this dog food from store for 8 years and have never had this issue. Everything I've ever bought from Chewy has been great! But I will not buy the dog food again. I guess the shipping is not handled the way it should be after it leaves Chewy.

We have always purchased the "best money can buy" until we had a recent visit with our vet. Because our Doberman is approaching 7 years old and has some slight DCM markers, we were advised to avoid all pea fiber and switch to Purina Pro Plan Focus (chicken and rice). For us, it was a seamless switch, and those pesky 8 lbs came right off. We were happy to learn (from our vet) that Purina has full time biologists and vets on staff to assist in the formulation of foods. Our Dobe is 7 years old and still running laps all over our 10+ acre property.

So my problem is that 2 of my 4 dogs have refused to eat this. I thought the ingredients looked great and unlike other reviews out of the 5 bags I've ordered none had any worms or anything but for my dogs to go from pedigree to this I was excited for them because it is supposed to be so much healthier, which I'm not doubting it is but I just dont understand why my dogs wont eat it... also I've only used half the 1st bag but unfortunately I put them in totes so I'm stuck with the 5 whole bags.

This is for my new second golden retriever. The vet and several people recommended Purina. I bought my previous golden prescription dry dog food the very best. I still can’t believe that several people including my vet recommended Purina. I’ve always thought the Purina is at the bottom of the heap. Chewy representatives have always been at the top of the heap they are all fabulous. After I finish this bag I think I will look for some other kind of dry dog food and order it from Chewy I just cannot wrap my head around buying Purina

The shelter was feeding him grain-free salmon/sweet potato kibble. My vet suggested Purina Pro Plan. This dog will eat anything that's not carrots, so hard to gauge flavor, but he's got boundless energy and his coat is shinier. No digestive issues during or post-transition. Comes in a little cheaper too than the other highly touted brands.

I have two bull mastiff Shepard mixes who have been on a certain food their whole life. They battle allergies such as fleas and I have changed things in their life to battle their allergies. Changing their food was the last thing and they enjoy the food so far. I am watching to see if their allergies calm down.

A lot of large breed foods have smaller kibble. Our Rottweiler wasn't chewing his previous food and was puking it up after drinking water. With this food he has stopped and the size of the dog food is perfect for him. He is a big boi.

I have three large dogs, who have all recently switched to this food. My two older dogs were on purina chow and the youngest was on nutro max. I researched dog food extensively to switch them all to what would fit their needs and this was it! I slow fed them to get them used to it. My local pet store never has this bag of food, so the auto ship feature is where it's at.

I have a pit bull who is a very picky eater and she seems to enjoy this brand. Although i may try a different flavor because she also sensitive skin and a sensitive stomach. Purina pro plan is a good choice for a bigger dog though.

My fur babies are not picky eaters. However, my Dobie won’t touch this stuff and the border collie picked at it and then threw up.. I have to go with what my babies tell me and they both indicate it’s really crappy food. So save yourself some money. The only thing left to do with this Pro Plan is to put it in the trash we’re it belongs.