Purina Pro Plan Savor Adult Classic Chicken & Rice Entree Canned Dog Food, 13-oz, case of 12

I have tried numerous brands of wet dog food. Pedigree, alpo, Blue, ect. Pro Plan chicken and rice entree has been one that my dog continually will eat. All other brands she would eat once or twice and then turn her nose up to them. Some of the more expensive brands she would do the same thing and I was actually throwing money away.

I’ve been mixing this into their dry food and as soon as I touch the can, they’re standing behind me drooling. They are completely obsessed and they are licking their plates dry which my picky dog never does (until now). I’ve never truly been a fan of this brand but the dogs love this and it’s affordable and the ingredients are pretty good. Will definitely continue buying. I bought one from petsmart to try with them but now I will have to place an order. No gastro upset either, so that’s always a plus

The food Mookie was eating for 5 years, Nutro Kitchen Classics, chicken oatmeal loaf, was discontinued. I had to quickly find a replacement that my KING, with a delicate royal tummy, could tolerate. This was recommended by my vet office. So far, so good.

Precious my poodle is a very picky eater. I got my first Chewy order today, Precious went crazy wanting it until I could get it in her bowl. She licked the bowl clean, and all around the kitchen to make sure she got every morsel. THANKS CHEWY.

I used to have my dogs on a high dollar, “all natural” dry food. In speaking with my vet, she recommended Purina Pro Plan because she doesn’t understand this high priced, super natural food craze. Seems like any person can just randomly decide what they think the best food is for dogs, but based on no research. She cited that purina has a team of vets, and researchers evaluating and developing food for optimal nutrition. I switched my dogs two years ago and they have not had any food related issues. A lot of the other high priced companies that sell around here have caused dietary issues in some dogs I know, and have had recalls due to quality or contamination issues. I have not regretted going I used to have my dogs on a high dollar, “all natural” dry food. In speaking with my vet, she recommended Purina Pro Plan because she doesn’t understand this high priced, super natural food craze. Seems like any person can just randomly decide what they think the best food is for dogs, but based on no research. She cited that purina has a team of vets, and researchers evaluating and developing food for optimal nutrition. I switched my dogs two years ago and they have not had any food related issues. A lot of the other high priced companies that sell around here have caused dietary issues in some dogs I know, and have had recalls due to quality or contamination issues. I have not regretted going to Purina Pro Plan dog food, at all. My dogs love it a lot, and my wallet thanks me every time I buy it! … more

I use this as a kibble topper. It’s easy to mix up and hide supplements because of its consistency. Dogs enjoy it and I have comfort in knowing it’s a WSAVA approved food.

I thought I'd try it as a lower cost alternative. I didn't check the calorie content so I have to be very careful for portion control; just adding a small amount to my dog's Science Diet Perfect Weight moist food. He loves it but I'm going to stick with the Perfect Weight product.

One of my dog needs medication daily. Put it in the food, pills go right down. Tried other food and she would eat around the pill.

My dogs love this mixed into their dry food or sometimes I make a small meatball (holds together well after chilled) for a pill. My Lab who has allergies does well with this as it contains no potatoes, yeast, etc. I order it a case or 2 at a time.

. . . . . with one caveat, as with most canned foods she likes, this is a bit "rich" for her. We give this 1/4 can per feeding with her dry food. More of that and she would have digestive troubles; sensitive stomach and picky eater - hopeless combination at times.