Zignature Guinea Fowl Limited Ingredient Formula Grain-Free Dry Dog Food

My Bichon Frise has loads of allergies to foods and Zignature is the only pet food I have found that is made with pea fiber, one of a few things she can tolerate. I had been giving her turkey and duck but she seemed not as keen on it as she once was so I changed to Guinea Fowl. She really loves this food. I purchased a small bag and since we’ve had health issues in this country, my food order is slower than usual. I’m going to have to cut back on portions for a bit.

OMG, when you have a Doodle who constantly scratches and bites, like he has fleas, it’s maddening! Got him allergy tested, and found out he was allergic to dairy (gave him yogurt for his tummy and cheese with his medicine), all grains (had him on food with rice or oatmeal, and all dental treats contain some grains!), chicken (in his vitamins), pork, ( bacon snacks), duck, lamb, kangaroo, sweet potato, pumpkin (put in his food often). SO, basically we were feeding him EVERYTHING that was wrong. I spent hours at Pet Smart, looking for a food for this dog. I finally found Zignature turkey and seriously, within the week, Dude stopped all scratching and biting, even sleeping better at night! OMG, when you have a Doodle who constantly scratches and bites, like he has fleas, it’s maddening! Got him allergy tested, and found out he was allergic to dairy (gave him yogurt for his tummy and cheese with his medicine), all grains (had him on food with rice or oatmeal, and all dental treats contain some grains!), chicken (in his vitamins), pork, ( bacon snacks), duck, lamb, kangaroo, sweet potato, pumpkin (put in his food often). SO, basically we were feeding him EVERYTHING that was wrong. I spent hours at Pet Smart, looking for a food for this dog. I finally found Zignature turkey and seriously, within the week, Dude stopped all scratching and biting, even sleeping better at night! As a bonus, our little senior dog (with many of the same allergies) stopped chewing her foot AND became animated and started playing again, and acting like a young dog! SO nice to now have the options of Guinea and Goat flavors, that the dogs really like. I’m putting both on repeat! … more

I always thought this would be a good brand of food for the dogs, but it seems they just flat out don't like any of the flavors I got them..Not sure why.I have used about 1/3 of this bag and they won't eat it, even mixed with real food. Ended up pitching it out for the birds. So plan on dumping this bag too.

Made the switch from Zignature/Duck and so far, our pup likes it. I appreciated the limited ingredients - love this brand as a whole.

I have been giving our dog zignature lamb dry dog foods for a while. Love their quality. Always wanted to try this guinea fowl, but the price is high. Found a deal one day and bought couple bags. I'm glad I did it. Same good quality. My dog loves it. Food smells good as usual.

Our dog is a very picky eater and refuses to eat kibble, we mostly cook for him but supplement occasionally with kibble, he loves this one. I just ordered duck flavor, hope it's as good as this one!

My schnauzer has an allergy problem with chicken, so my local pet store referred me to this unique protein source, Guinea fowl. Needless to say, this kibble was a winner. Highly recommended for dogs that cannot tolerate chicken or other allergy prone proteins. Thank you Zignature for bringing this to market, my little guy loves the taste and is no longer itching.

Hard to tell if they love it or not but they are eating it.

One of the few which are not only grain-free but also potato-free. My itchy Scruffles appreciates this. I include Zignature and one other brand in his food rotation. If I don't rotate foods every 4 bags or so, he develops another food sensitivity. Poor guy won't have anything left to eat if it keeps happening so I need to keep up with the rotation. Zignature is one of only two brands he can eat without scratching and licking non-stop. Also I try to keep him on cooling proteins in the summer and neutral proteins in the winter.

Switching both of our dogs to a unique protein for the two of them in order to eliminate possible allergies. One of the dogs is allergic to alfalfa which, unfortunately seems to be an ingredient in the majority of Zignature's dry and wet foods. Sorry to see that the manufacture has not converted to No GMO. Once the dogs are both on this dry kibble, I intend to transition them soon to a No-GMO dehydrated food and rotate raw in their diet, hopefully be able to eliminate kibble all together.