Wellness CORE RawRev Grain-Free Original Recipe with Freeze-Dried Turkey Dry Dog Food

Wellness Core raw rev is by far a great product. My dogs absolutely love this product. They think the freeze dried pieces are treats. I have a boxer, Belgian mallinois, and a min pin. The small dog enjoys it just as much as the larger ones. It is a pleasure to have it delivered to my door as I purchase the large bag. All 3 of my dogs coats look great and are extremely shiny. I will not be buying another brand. My dogs prefer the core raw rev over the regular product

The dog food is amazing and my dog seems to love it without any toppings needed. The freeze dried is one of the best change ups, because our little fur baby seems to love it. Also, it made his bowel movement to be regular in a good way and it seems he is eating a little less in portion control.

Took advice from family and switched both dogs from Hill's Science diet to this. Both dogs did enjoy their very first few bowls, however now they will not eat without adding wet food. There is not very much freeze dried turkey in this 20 pound bag that is almost $67. Will not be purchasing this again.

Rufus is an 85 lb pit/lab and is very picky with his food. We always have to add wet food to his dry food. So far, he eats the Wellness CORE right up!

My Lacey May, 3 yr old, 7 LB Maltese was on Royal Canine for years and very fussy. She always had trouble with her bowels, sometimes not go for a day or even 2 days. I brought her to vet, got a softner. My step daughters older dog was on this brand and over the holidays, we all met up. With both dog's bowls down, Rene ate Lacey's food and Lacey ate Rene's food.. Lacey loved it! I ordered and her bowels are routine now. Sometime 2-3x a day! Product was shipped in 1 day! Thank you Chewy

Sam, my 10 lb yorkie, is a picky eater, but he ate this right away. The kibble is really too big for him but if I crush it up he eats it. And that's the bottom line... HE EATS IT!!! YAY!

...but my picky eater spat it out. So the search for a food he loves (or doesn't fight me eating it) continues

My dog LOVES this food!! Romeo is an 11 month-old Doberman Pinscher. I've had him on the puppy version of this food since he was 10 weeks old and he thrived. Then, at about 9-1/2 months old, I noticed he was becoming a "picky" eater for awhile, and it WAS NOT due to the food, because on some occasions he would eat it with vigor and other times have little interest. Note that I was/am feeding him a lot, 3 cups 2x a day plus 1/2 can of wet food each time since I am trying to get him to gain weight (he was one of the "tinny" ones of the litter, but not by much). He is currently near 75 lbs, but should get to 85, maybe 90 lbs, given his pedigree. Anyhow, I was trying everything to entice him My dog LOVES this food!! Romeo is an 11 month-old Doberman Pinscher. I've had him on the puppy version of this food since he was 10 weeks old and he thrived. Then, at about 9-1/2 months old, I noticed he was becoming a "picky" eater for awhile, and it WAS NOT due to the food, because on some occasions he would eat it with vigor and other times have little interest. Note that I was/am feeding him a lot, 3 cups 2x a day plus 1/2 can of wet food each time since I am trying to get him to gain weight (he was one of the "tinny" ones of the litter, but not by much). He is currently near 75 lbs, but should get to 85, maybe 90 lbs, given his pedigree. Anyhow, I was trying everything to entice him to eat(i.e., adding 2-3 tbsp. of canned pumpkin (not pie mix), or 2-3 tbsp. of plain yogurt, even meats like ham or chicken which always worked to a point. It was hard to get him to start eating, then he would loose interest during the meal, and finishing was tough. Spoon feeding him, YES literally with a spoon, was the ONLY thing that was working for him, but not me! Then, Chewy had a super sale on this Adult version of the food, so I bought some, planning to mix it in with the puppy food, then go back to puppy...did I mention it was on SALE - that's why I bought this version temporarily (or so I thought). I didn't open this bag immediately since I was going to the AKC Nationals in Orlando (Dec. 2019) and I didn't want to travel with this big bag, so I took the smaller bad of this brand in the Puppy version with me, and continued to have a finicky eater. While in Orlando, I spoke to my Dobe Breeder friends about Romeo's eating habits, and found out that this behavior was not unusual (at least to them) for many male Dobermans. This is my 3rd male Doberman since 1996 and the first finicky eater, for me, so I found it unusual. One person did say to put a raw egg on his food. So, I tried that after returning home, still using the puppy food and it helped, but only to a point, and I was still using a spoon to feed Romeo. Oh, no! This WILL NOT work, I was thinking to myself. Then, my elderly mother suggested I put some Chicken broth on Romeo's food since she had an open container in the fridge - I figured why not! Voila! He eat his Puppy food with vigor! A couple days later, still with success and no spoon, I opened the new bag of this Adult version of the food, and still with 3 cups dry, 1/2 can wet, and adding 4 oz of chicken broth, Romeo is eating again with vigor! If you have a picky eater, before changing the food, you might want to try chicken broth. I bought the organic chicken broth found near soups in your grocery store. … more

My dogs love this food. It makes their coats super shiney and there is no more itching. It has enough fiber to help my dog's anal glands. The food looks more appealing than most other foods we have tried.

This is only our second bag for my King Charles Cavalier. He enjoys the flavor and when given a scoop eats it right away. As you read the ingredients, you know you have made the right choice.