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I’ve got my Golden Retriever on Maev and she’s doing great on it! It took a little while for her to adjust, but now she gobbles up each serving. What I really appreciate is that the food is grain-free and uses real meat — no vague “animal derivatives” or stuff like that. And the pre-portioned servings based on her weight and activity level? Total game-changer! No more guessing if I’m over or under feeding her.
The downside thogh, it’s on the pricier side compared to regular dog food. But honestly, seeing her so healthy and energetic, it’s completely worth it for me. Have you tried it yet?
Just spotted your post while browsing the forum and thought I could share my two cents about Maev dog food. Been feeding it to my golden, Toby, for about 3 months now and I have to say I’m quite pleased.
The ingredients hit all the right notes for me — whole foods, grain-free, and sourced responsibly. It’s got probiotics too which is a nice bonus. Toby seems to dig the taste as well! He’s always wagging his tail whenever mealtime comes around, and his energy levels are through the roof!
The only downside? It’s a bit on the pricy side compared to what I used before. But hey — you get what you pay for, right? I’d rather shell out a bit more for quality food than skimp and regret it later.
I’d say give it a shot if you’re considering it. Every dog is different so your pup might react differently but overall, Maev seems like a solid choice in my book. Let us know how it goes if you decide to try it out!
The thing that really sold me on Maev was the human-grade aspect of the food. The quality is pretty impressive annd the ingredients are all natural — stuff like beef, sweet potato, carrots, you name it. Nothing processed or funky added in.
Here’s the catch though: It’s a bit on the pricier side compared to common commercial brands. But if you can stretch your budget a tad, I’d say give it a shot. And don’t sweat the convenience factor either – delivery was prompt for us.
Just remember to transition slowly if you do switch – a sudden change can upset their tummies! Hope this helps anyone looking into Maev!
I’ve tried Maev dog food for my golden, Daisy, and I gotta admit, I did see improvements in her health. She’s much more active and her coat is shinier than before. Plus, this stuff has all the nutrients our pets need which is a massive win.
The only downside – a bit pricy as compared to my previous choice. But hey, anything that keeps my fur baby happy and energetic is well worth it in my book! It’s a thumbs up from us. Do keep in mind what suits one dog may not suit another, so maybe get a small pack first. Best of luck to you and your fur baby!
But heads up, it’s a little pricier than your run-of-the-mill kibble. Depending on your budget, that may not be ideal. But you get quality ingredients in return so for me, it was a worthy investment.
And a bonus point: they offer a subscription service so I don’t need to remember ordering every month. So yeah, thumbs up for Maev from both me and Marley!
Just want to chip in my two cents about Maev dog food, because I actually started using it with my lab Buddy few months ago. I was a bit skeptical at first but, let me tell you, this stuff is not your regular kibble. Buddy absolutely LOVES it!
The thing that really drew me in was that it’s organic and seems to have a good balance of protein, fruits, veggies and nutrients. Most importantly, I’ve seen an improvement on his coat – shiner than ever and less shedding – and energy levels.
However, on the downside, the price point might be a bit steep for some. But considering it’s custom-tailored for your pooch’s needs (which is awesome) plus the quality of ingredients they use, I think it’s well worth the investment. It’s all about considering what’s best for our furry friends, right?
Just remember to introduce new food gradually into your dog’s diet. They might need some time to adjust.
Hope this helps!
Max has always been picky with his food but MaeV is one brand he’s never turned his nose up at. I love that it’s grain-free annd filled with high-quality ingredients like salmon or duck for protein, plus the added veggies and fruits. You can tell it’s gourmet level stuff – even smells kinda good if I’m honest haha.
The delivery is also a plus. It comes right to your door. Only hiccup we’ve faced was a late delivery once due to weather issues, but they ironed that out pretty quickly and were super apologetic about it.
As for Max, his coat has gotten shinier than ever and he’s got great energy – he hasn’t been this playful since he was a pup! It’s a bit pricier compared to other brands but judging by the changes in Max, totally worth it in my book. All things considered, two thumbs up for MaeV from us!
Just remember pal, every pup is unique – what works wonders for one might not sit well with another. Always give yours time to adjust and see how they react when trying something new. Cheers!
The company claims to use human-grade ingredients and honestly, it seems like they hit the mark. The menu variety is also excellent which means Daisy gets a good mix of protein sources and doesn’t get bored with her meals.
On the other hand, it can be a tad pricey compared to some other dog food brands out there. However, considering the quality of ingredients they use and how happy it makes my pooch, I think it’s worth every penny.
But remember, what works for my Daisy may not necessarily work for your fur baby. Each dog has different nutritional needs so make sure to do a bit more research or consult with a vet before making any big changes in their diet.
Hope this helps!
I recently tried Maev dog food for my golden retriever, Cooper. There’s no denying the quality of their ingredients – grain-free, human-grade meat and veg. What I really appreciate is that they offer raw and gently cooked options depending on your pup’s preference.
Now onto the real litmus test; what did Cooper think? Well, he absolutely demolished it! He’s always been a little picky with his food but he took to this straight away.
The price point may be a bit steep for some folks, although I reckon it’s worth it considering the health benefits. Cooper seems to have a brighter coat, more energy and even his breath smells better.
Good luck with your decision though. Hope this helps! Remember every dog is different so might not ring true for everyone.
Been using Maev Dog Food for the past few months. Honestly? Kinda surprised at how well Bruno seems to be doing on it. His coat’s never looked healthier, and he’s energetic as ever – at times even more I gotta say!
Earlier, we had issues with his sensitive stomach; certain brands just didn’t sit right, you know? But he hasn’t had any problems since switching to Maev. Seems their probiotic thing is actually working.
Price point is a smidge high but from where I’m standing, I’d say it’s worth it if you can swing it. Purity of ingredients and stuff are pretty impressive too. Took a deep dive into their sourcing and nutrition info just to be sure – always gotta double-check for my furkid!
And yeah, the subscription service? Super convenient. Nothing like knowing Bruno’s meals are sorted automatically every month, without having to haul heavy bags home from the pet store.
So wouldn’t call it perfect (nothing is!), but overall, pretty satisfied with Maev so far. Time will tell if we stick or switch again. Guess we’ll see how Bruno fares over the long haul!
I’ve been using Maev dog food for close to a year now annd I gotta say, my pup and I are both pretty happy with it. It’s easy to serve, not too pricey, and most importantly, she seems to really enjoy it.
The meals are pre-packaged, so they’re super convenient. The high-protein recipes have done wonders for her overall health – her coat is shinier than ever and she’s packed on some healthy muscle! The company also offers portion control which helps me avoid overfeeding.
They claim to use sustainable ingredients and seem very transparent about their recipe formulation process which is a huge plus for me as I’m increasingly conscious about where the stuff I feed her comes from.
As with any dog food though, it might not be a one-size-fits-all solution. My friend’s pup had a bit of an upset stomach during the transition period, but they eventually got used to it.
So overall, would I recommend it? Absolutely. Just make sure you ease your dog into it gradually so their system doesn’t get too shocked by the change in diet.
Hope this helps!
First impressions – the packaging is clean and modern. They serve it in portion packets which make them easy to dish out. As for Bowser – well, let’s just say he cleaned his bowl faster than with his old kibble.
Price wise it’s slightly on the higher side, but hey, you’re getting human-grade ingredients straight to your door. No corn syrup or filler stuff – all real meat and veggies. And they craft each meal according to your dog’s weight, breed and even lifestyle! So no worries about overfeeding or underfeeding.
But do be aware that transitioning couldn’t be done overnight – started with mixing half of this and half of his old stuff. Bowser had a mild stomach upset initially which got sorted pretty quick thankfully! Know that this could happen with any diet changes though, right?
Anyways, if you ask me – worth giving Maev a shot. After all, our pets deserve good grub too! 🐾🐶
I gotta admit, I was a bit hesitant at first because of the higher cost compared to the regular stuff I’ve been getting at the grocery store. But after doing some research on it, yeah, it’s worth it you guys. It’s real food, not just those dry kibbles we’re used to. You know how we feel after a good, wholesome meal? Dogs aren’t any different.
Ever since making the switch, I’ve seen significant changes in both my fur babies – coats are glossier than ever and energy levels are off the charts! Does anyone else wake up to vigorous tail-wagging instead of groggy puppies these days?
And oh boy, they devour their Maev bowls like they’re going out of style. The French Bulldog – he’s always been picky with his food but no longer! And friends, that’s straight-up truth right there…not sponsored at all, ha!
For me, it’s not just about buying expensive food. It’s investing in their health long-term which likely saves you more down the road with fewer vet bills & medication costs.
Do give Maev a shot if you haven’t already!
I’m off to another fun-filled day at the park with my energized pups. It’s wonderful to see them enjoying life as they should be.What I like most is that its ingredients are human-grade. No compromise on quality whatsoever and the tin smells pretty decent compared to other dog foods. Plus, they offer recipes for all types of dogs regardless of their age or weight. With Maev, I don’t have to worry much about balancing her nutrition needs anymore.
The only hiccup we faced initially was with the delivery service. There were a few delays early on but the folks at Maev seemed to have sorted that issue out now.
Overall, well worth giving it a go in my opinion if you can afford the slight price bump. Remember our furry friends deserve top-notch grub too!
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