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

for years i have been rotating select grain-free dog foods so my active GSD is exposed to the broadest nutritional ingredients possible, delivered in a variety of recipes and ratios. no more Taste of the Wild! it's officially off the list. we're finishing the most recent bag and: 1) she is losing weight 2) her coat has become noticeably dull and 3) she poops like 5-6 times a day (high volume) which is quite high for her. this food has gone downhill and brought my dog down with it. if you want your dog to be well nourished (the first defense against illness) i do not recommend this dog food. buy something else.

Unfortunately this formula did not work for our rescue GSD mix. She has been having loose stool like water all month, and as she was undergoing treatment in late August, at first I thought it was related, but not this long. Now she is getting chicken and rice to try to get her back to normal, and last night I made the mistake of giving her some of this food with the chicken and rice, and today, she is like water again, so it is the food. The other dog is eating the fish one and not having problems, so for now I will give her that if I can get her solid again on the chicken and rice. Wanted to like this line, but it didn't work for her, doesn't mean it won't work for your dog though, it gets Unfortunately this formula did not work for our rescue GSD mix. She has been having loose stool like water all month, and as she was undergoing treatment in late August, at first I thought it was related, but not this long. Now she is getting chicken and rice to try to get her back to normal, and last night I made the mistake of giving her some of this food with the chicken and rice, and today, she is like water again, so it is the food. The other dog is eating the fish one and not having problems, so for now I will give her that if I can get her solid again on the chicken and rice. Wanted to like this line, but it didn't work for her, doesn't mean it won't work for your dog though, it gets good reviews. Chewy is letting me send back the unopened bag, which is appreciated. … more

I am so greatful for this dog food, my puggle has been suffering with sever skin and ear allergies for 4 years taking Apaquil and benidryl with no relief, on this food for 2 weeks and the turn around is amazing, his ears are clearing up, his skin looks much better and he is calmer not so much itching, I tried a lot of foods and this one by far is a mirical for him and us, thank you so much!!!!

Dogs will not touch this food, I have three of them and they'll only eat it out of sheer desperation. They would rather starve than touch this stuff. I thought I was buying better for my dogs, but it turns out that it's much worse. Stay away from anything with chicory root in it. I belive most of the reviews about this food must be faked to try and upsale people on a lower quality more expensive dog food.

We had gone through four different types of dog food trying to find something that didn't upset our beagles tummy. Everything else would make him has stool the consistency of water and he would barely touch his food. We switch to Taste of the Wild-High Prairie and within a week it fixed everything!! He was eating all of his food and not having any tummy issue.

As a pet owner whose dog DOES need grain- free food, I love this dog food. I switch my 7 year olds Morkie food about every 6 months, per Vets recommendation. I had never tried this brand, but my local pet store carries so I thought I’d try it out. My picky dog (no chicken, no lamb, grain-free) eats this right up. Love that the pieces of food aren’t large, we’ve had that issue with some other brands.

Absolutely do not buy this product. My German Shepherd is only one and has developed some serious issues due to this food. Stay away from grain free diets unless recommended by a vet. My vet told me that the reason my dog now has these issues is due to this dog food. Beware and stay AWAY from grain free dog food. I cannot stress this enough and do not make the mistake I did.

I think I have tried almost every brand of blue Buffalo. My dog rejects every one of them. He seems to like science diet pretty well. But I am going to have to start buying locally in smaller bags so instead of wasting food I can try to find something that he likes.I am 78 years old on disability and a fixed income and I can't afford to be wasting money on big bags of dog food. I like your company and I like your fast shipping but it's too expensive for me to be experimenting. I welcome any suggestions.

Excellent Dog food! I usually buy from a pet store but decided to try Chewy’s! So glad I did! It came right to my door and it was at a lower price! Thank you Chewy! So happy I gave you a try! You are now my permanent supplier!

I have a husky that from birth has had horrible stomach issues. I was told by vets to avoid grain free and stick with the "top five" SD, Purina, Iams, RC and BB". All this foods made him worse. So I paid BIG bucks to see a Veterinary Nutrionalist. Turns out Vets arent hardly taught anything about nutrition in school and those top five are pushed on universities especially SD and Purina. She suggested a raw diet that she would formulate with a vitamin additive as "the best" and I have no doubts it would be. However after doing the math I could not afford that. So she helped me find a food that would help my pup. This is the food we settled on. I had to do a very slow transfer but soon he started I have a husky that from birth has had horrible stomach issues. I was told by vets to avoid grain free and stick with the "top five" SD, Purina, Iams, RC and BB". All this foods made him worse. So I paid BIG bucks to see a Veterinary Nutrionalist. Turns out Vets arent hardly taught anything about nutrition in school and those top five are pushed on universities especially SD and Purina. She suggested a raw diet that she would formulate with a vitamin additive as "the best" and I have no doubts it would be. However after doing the math I could not afford that. So she helped me find a food that would help my pup. This is the food we settled on. I had to do a very slow transfer but soon he started picking out only the taste of the wild pieces and leaving the other lay in his bowl. He never had any gi upset and this is the first food he has ever shown real interest in. My Nutrionalist also has me adding sardines to his food twice a week (in water no salt) but I would speak to a nutritionist to be sure that would be right for your dog. In the end, please don't just take your vets word for it. Do some research and find what's best for your dog. Especially if the have issues like my boy use to have. In the end I am very happy with this food! I hope this helps and you find what's best for your dog! … more