Taste of the Wild High Prairie Grain-Free Dry Dog Food

Both my dogs and I LOVE this food. Both of my dogs had problems with gas and allergies before we started this, and once we started this food, all of our problems were gone. It’s a very reasonable price considering foods like Purina, Beneful, Iams, Kibbles N’ Bits, Pedigree, and so many other foods can kill your dog. It also lasts 10x longer than other foods because it doesn’t have fillers and very little of it can provide your dog with what it needs. It even has live microorganisms in the food that help your dog with digestion. The best purchase ever, I would 100% recommend.

My staffordshire terrier, Bella and blackmouth cur mix, Milly ate this up! As soon as this came to the door, they were sniffing at the box and staring at it. Once I opening the bag they were in complete excitement awaiting their new food. I switched them over from pure balance (24lb) Pea and Venison, another grain free formula I used to purchase from Walmart. I noticed Bella would snack throughout the day instead of eating breakfast. She would finish before lunch/dinner then do the same with her 2nd meal. When I gave Bella her breakfast with Taste of the Wild, It was completely gone. Milly will eat anything, so I just make sure it’s healthy. With this grain free formula, best of all it doesn’ My staffordshire terrier, Bella and blackmouth cur mix, Milly ate this up! As soon as this came to the door, they were sniffing at the box and staring at it. Once I opening the bag they were in complete excitement awaiting their new food. I switched them over from pure balance (24lb) Pea and Venison, another grain free formula I used to purchase from Walmart. I noticed Bella would snack throughout the day instead of eating breakfast. She would finish before lunch/dinner then do the same with her 2nd meal. When I gave Bella her breakfast with Taste of the Wild, It was completely gone. Milly will eat anything, so I just make sure it’s healthy. With this grain free formula, best of all it doesn’t smell bad like some, when it’s opened and scooped! It hasn’t been long, so I’ll update if needed. … more

I just switched dry dog food for my 10 yr old Rotti and 4 yr old Pit. I've always used high quality, grain free dry food. With all the controversy over "fresh" food verses dry it's become difficult to decide which brand is the best for my "puppies" "Fresh" food is simply too expensive for our family. So far Raider and Tina are responding well to their new food. As always, Chewy has been fantastic supplying information, addressing concerns and supplying customer service on the subject.

I have used the same brand of kibble on my 12 dogs for many years with great results. But I think they were getting bored with it and would leave half in their dishes. So I decided to try this new kibble and mix with the other. The all seem to like it. I will also continue using both.

I've been trying to find a solid, staple dry food for our 2-year-old rescued Lab mix, and he's been more or less indifferent to the brands we've tried up 'til now - Taste of the Wild sounded promising, and I took the plunge based on the overwhelmingly positive reviews; it may be great for dogs, but my dog hates it. I need to seek out smallest portions possible when trying new foods to avoid being stuck with a large unwanted bag. To reiterate: the food may be fine, but my dog won't eat it.

We had been using pedigree and Purina for the past 4.5 years, and my GSD had constant ear infections, digestion issues and a VERY poor appetite. We couldn’t figure out what the problem was until our vet suggested she might have food allergies. They recommended putting her on a simple protein diet, but that option was very expensive. I decided to give Taste of the Wild a try before jumping into the vet’s diet program. WOW what a difference it made. She’s put on weight in all the right places, her temperament is SO much better, and her coat is even more beautiful. The best part is she actually eats her food!!! I wish I would have tried this sooner. It really is evident the huge difference that We had been using pedigree and Purina for the past 4.5 years, and my GSD had constant ear infections, digestion issues and a VERY poor appetite. We couldn’t figure out what the problem was until our vet suggested she might have food allergies. They recommended putting her on a simple protein diet, but that option was very expensive. I decided to give Taste of the Wild a try before jumping into the vet’s diet program. WOW what a difference it made. She’s put on weight in all the right places, her temperament is SO much better, and her coat is even more beautiful. The best part is she actually eats her food!!! I wish I would have tried this sooner. It really is evident the huge difference that has been made. My sweet girl is just so much happier now!!! … more

3/3 of my dogs love eating TOTW. 2/3 of my dogs have good stool from it. For my other dog she suffers from loose stool and TOTW has helped make it firm but I noticed her stool has been a lot smaller than before. I noticed her being constipated in her walks trying many times to poop but can't and she is gassier than before. I will wait until the bag is done and see if I should research other brands but I can't deny that my picky dogs love eating them.

My dog (English Bulldog 1y4m) seems to like the food. Since switching to this food, he is pooping more frequently (previously once a day) and his poop is brown and solid like proper poop (his poop on his old food was yellowish and mushed down into the grass when I tried to pick it up), his coat is also a little bit softer. The only thing I don't like is I feel like the "wild" is slightly misleading. I switched to this food because I feel like factory farmed meat is probably not good for dogs' long term health, and while it does contain some wild meat (pasture raised not wild wild but that's probably fine) I feel like from reading the ingredients the primary sources are chicken and lamb which My dog (English Bulldog 1y4m) seems to like the food. Since switching to this food, he is pooping more frequently (previously once a day) and his poop is brown and solid like proper poop (his poop on his old food was yellowish and mushed down into the grass when I tried to pick it up), his coat is also a little bit softer. The only thing I don't like is I feel like the "wild" is slightly misleading. I switched to this food because I feel like factory farmed meat is probably not good for dogs' long term health, and while it does contain some wild meat (pasture raised not wild wild but that's probably fine) I feel like from reading the ingredients the primary sources are chicken and lamb which are probably factory farmed. Oh well. I also wish the bag was resealable. … more

I have been feeding my Australian Shepard this exact same flavor, but in puppy formula for a year now and she LOVED it! I just bought my first bag of it in the adult formula and she doesn’t like it. Like I said, great puppy formula, but not so much the adult formula. I really like this brand of dog food, very good quality...maybe I just need to try a different flavor in the adult formula and see if she likes it.

As a former shelter worker and adoption counselor I have long been a student of healthy food choices for our beloved canines. Its easier to keep them healthy than to try to fix problems caused by poor diet and lack of necessary nutrition. Taste of the Wild has consistently rated 4-5 stars by the Dog Food Advisory folks. I switch protein sources every so often to make sure that my pooch is getting every advantage that I can give her. So far, absolutely no complaints. Good for her, good for me. Home delivery is the frosting on the doggie cake.