Customer Reviews

I bought this for a friend's dog. She has told me he likes it and her doggy gobbles it right up. Trying my best to get people to feed their pets GRAIN FREE foods

I was a bit hesitant to purchase this food after seeing some bad ones, but my 6 y.o. Boston Terrier loves this food! He was previously eating Nutro, but I wanted something more high quality that will hopefully make him stink less, and this has worked pretty well! He eats it no problems.

I absolutely give this food 5 stars!! My chihuahua LOVES it!! She prefers it over her blue buffalo life source small bites. The pieces of food are small enough to fit in her little mouth, and the food is HIGHLY digestible. Small regular poops...very good food!!

Research shows this to be great quality food. Hard to find at other locations.

I have a 60 lb Border Collie/Golden Retriever mix who had digestion issues when I adopted her. I tried various brands for medium/ large dogs and other than Just Food for Dogs, which works well but is very expensive, this dry food for small breeds works very well with her stomach. I just double the portions and feed her 4 cups per day. She loves it.

My now 3 year old Dachshund loves this dry food! Great ingredients! His coat is great! He's been eating this for about 2 years now. He will eat it alone, but I usually top it with Weruva wet canned dog food which is incredible as well!

Libby is a very picky eater. I’ve tried all kinds of brands. She absolutely loves Taste of the Wild Appalachian Valley. I bought 5 other flavors and my other dogs love all of them.

My dogs seem to like it. Only problem my pups have soft stools. It’s been two weeks and seems like they are still not used to it.

My little guy hates this dog food and he typically eats anything. Literally went on a hunger strike. Poured gravy on top and still wanted nothing to do with it. I guess the higher rated dog food equates to eating spinach for some little guys. The good news is some little fellas probably like spinach.

My pug has food sensitivities. Chicken makes his paws itch so bad he will lick them raw. Beef gives him diarrhea. Most grains turn his ears into a yeasty mess, back with the itchy paws and painful gas. He is also on the small side for a pug, extra tiny mouth with an underbite. This means he needs very small sized kibble and it has been hard to find one that is grain free and doesn't contain chicken or beef. There are a few out there and we have tried them but he gained weight despite us feeding him the appropriate amount, and he was always feeling hungry between meals. Taste of the Wild Appalachian Valley Small Breed Grain-Free Dry Dog Food has been a terrific kibble for my little guy My pug has food sensitivities. Chicken makes his paws itch so bad he will lick them raw. Beef gives him diarrhea. Most grains turn his ears into a yeasty mess, back with the itchy paws and painful gas. He is also on the small side for a pug, extra tiny mouth with an underbite. This means he needs very small sized kibble and it has been hard to find one that is grain free and doesn't contain chicken or beef. There are a few out there and we have tried them but he gained weight despite us feeding him the appropriate amount, and he was always feeling hungry between meals. Taste of the Wild Appalachian Valley Small Breed Grain-Free Dry Dog Food has been a terrific kibble for my little guy. He enjoys his meals, he is a picky eater but loves this food. The kibble is small enough for him and he doesn't struggle eating it. He has not had any allergic reactions and no significant weight gain. He is tiny so if he gains just a pound it is really noticeable. He always gains some winter weight due to not having the full yard to run around in and it being too cold to spend as much time outside as he does in the summer months. But this winter he hasn't gained at all. He is also not begging for food all day long. With the other foods he would ask for more food immediately after eating. Now he only sits by his bowl if it is dinner time and we are in the kitchen. His eyes are especially bright and moist now, pugs can suffer with dry eyes and he has in the past but that has cleared up now. His fur is more dense than usual, nice and healthy looking. Areas that had thinned out over the years are now full. His skin still gets a little dry but not as bad as before, I will look into adding a supplement to help with that. I also love that it comes in large sized bags. A lot of the small breed foods are only sold in smaller bags. … more