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When it comes to kibble size, though, it might be a bit challenging for smaller dogs. My sis has a Yorkie and she had some trouble with it initially.
Also, just a heads up that transitioning abruptly from their previous food could upset your pup’s tummy. Gradually mix in increasing amounts of 4health into the old regular food over 7 days or so until you’re feeding only 4health. Worked like a charm for me!
My only gripe – It’s not always available on the shelves at my local pet store which sometimes forces me to resort to online shopping.
All in all, pretty happy with this brand and Max seems to love it! Investing in good nutrition is well worth it IMO– happy healthy dog equals happy relaxed owner, right?
Cheers!
The ingredients list is pretty satisfying too – chicken, rice, fruits n veggies… all the good stuff without any unnecessary fillers. Plus, it doesn’t bust my wallet like some other brands out there.
But you know what they say – every pup’s different. If your fur baby has specific dietary needs or allergies, always best to check it over with your vet.
Paws up from me & Cooper for 4health! 🐾
One thing I really appreciate is the fact that they keep their ingredient list clean – real meat as the first ingredient and no corn, wheat or soy. As someone trying to be mindful of Toby’s diet, this works out great for us.
Best part? The price point is pretty reasonable. Not too expensive but not suspiciously cheap either, you know what I mean?
But remember though, every pup’s different. What’s working for Toby might not sit well with other dogs so always worth trying out a smaller bag before deep-diving into a massive stock.
Hope this helps anyone still on the fence about 4health. Happy munching to your fur babies!
Just saw your post asking for a 4health dog food review. My Border Collie, Marshmallow, has been on 4Health for around 6 months now and I’m pretty happy with it as far as dog foods go. What I like most are the ingredients – no corn, wheat or soy, lots of protein sources and even some fruit and veggies in there.
Marshmallow’s coat has never been shinier and she seems to really enjoy her meals. Some improvement in her energy levels too, though she’s always been quite the firecracker so hard to tell if that’s just her or the food, haha.
Only hiccup was at the start – it took her digestive system a couple of weeks to fully adjust to the change and we had some runny poop issues. Might wanna transition over slowly if you decide to switch.
But overall? Two thumbs up from me (and a wagging tail from Marsh!) 😉
Remember every dog is different, so what works for Marsh might not work for all . Let us know how it goes if you choose 4Health!
I recently switched my Miniature Schnauzer, Rocky, to 4health dog food and I’ve got to tell you, I’m pleasantly surprised with the changes I’ve noticed. Rocky’s got a pretty sensitive stomach and he’s had no problems with this brand. Plus, his coat has been looking incredibly shiny lately – total bonus!
It’s grain-free, which is something I always look for in dog food due to some past allergy issues. And price-wise, it’s a bit cheaper than some other premium brands we’ve tried, but it doesn’t sacrifice on quality.
The ingredient list checks out too. All real good stuff like meat as the first ingredient and lots of veggies. Another big ‘yes’ from me is that there are no weird fillers or by-products.
As far as variety goes, they have quite a few options – both wet and dry foods. Rocky preferred the taste of chicken over beef one – one picky eater less in our family now!
Overall, we’re sticking with 4health for Rocky from here on out. He seems happy about the change and so do I! If you’re considering making a switch, I’d say give it a try.
Happy feeding!
I’ve been using 4health dog food for my two Labs for over a year now and they seem to love it. Haven’t noticed any issues with their digestion or energy levels – in fact, they look healthier than ever!
On the plus side, I really appreciate that it’s grain-free since one of my dogs is allergic to grain. The primary ingredients are meats and veggies. No weird fillers or artificial stuff either.
On the downside, while the price point isn’t sky high, there are cheaper options out there. But personally, I think the quality justifies the price.
Remember though, every dog is different and what works great for mine may not work as well for yours! Always best to consult with your vet about dietary changes just to be safe.
Happy dog parenting!
But I gotta admit, it took them mabye a week or so to get used to the new food. They were on a different brand that I don’t want to name here (safety reasons), and initially the shift was not as smooth as I’d thought. But hey, what change IS immediately smooth, right?
I also noticed they’ve started drinking more water after meals, which isn’t really bad but definitely something I’d suggest you keep an eye out for if you decide to switch your pup over to 4health.
All said and done though the quality is top-notch and exactly what 4health promises. And most importantly, my dogs seem to love it – and ya know you want nothing but the best for your fur babies!
Hope this helps with your decision! Paws up from myself and my two happy chow-hounds! 🐾
Hey there, just thought I’d chip in my two cents on 4Health dog food. I have a couple of furbabies at home, Max and Daisy, and they’ve been on the grain-free variety for roughly a year now.
I gotta say, they simply love it! Their coats are shinier than ever before, energy’s increased (if that was even possible), and those periodic skin irritations Max used to have — no more! The biggest win is seeing less filler in the form of corn or wheat which isn’t great for our dogs.
Just keep an eye on the ingredient lists though, cause different recipes have differing protein sources. For instance, some owners notice their dogs react negatively to chicken but do awesome on lamb or fish-based recipes. It’s all about finding what suits your dog best, ya know?
Oh and pro-tip: mixing in some canned food with the dry kibble makes for a tasty change-up; Daisy barely lets me put her bowl down before she’s digging in!
So all in all, would absolutely recommend giving 4Health a try! Every dog is different but ours really thrived on this stuff. But as always, consult your vet before making any big dietary changes.
Safe tail wags to all your pups!
But just between us, I was initially drawn to it because of the price tag—way under what we were spending on other food brands. The ingredients list is pretty solid too: real meat as the first ingredient annd a good mix of fruits and vegetables, plus no wheat or corn.
But always remember, every pup is different so what’s working superbly for Roxy may not suit your dog. A gradual switch over a week or two could help you see how your furbaby adjusts. All in all though? Going by personal experience with Roxy, 8 paws up for 4health dog food from us! 🐾🐾🐾🐾
His coat is shiny, energy level is spot on and he just seems to love the taste (he runs over as soon as he hears the bag rustling!). Plus, it’s grain-free which is super important for him because of some allergy issues. Gotta say the ingredients list looks pretty decent too- lots of real meat and veggies which I appreciate.
However, I did find that it took a bit of time for him to adjust to it at first. So, you might want to introduce it slowly if you’re thinking about switching brands. Of course, every dog is different so what works for mine might not work for yours. Good luck! Hope this helps a bit 🐾
Just saw your question about 4health dog food. I’ve been feeding it to my golden, Cooper, for around 6 months now and honestly, it’s been a great choice for us.
I was initially impressed by its ingredient list; they use real meat as their first ingredient and avoid fillers like corn, wheat, or soy. Now, Cooper’s coat has never been shinier and his energy levels are through the roof – which is both a blessing and a curse ha!
I won’t lie though – it took him some time to adjust when switching from his old food (he had a bit of an upset stomach for a few days), but that’s usual with most food switches.
Price wise, I think you definitely get value for what you pay. It isn’t dirt cheap, but not premium-priced either. Just right for the quality, in my opinion!
So yeah, thumbs up from me and Coop! Worth giving it a try if you’re thinking about switching foods. But remember – all dogs are different, so it’s always best to check with your vet too!
Just wanted to chime in on the 4health dog food discussion. Been using it now for my two labs, Max and Molly, for about six months. They can’t seem to get enough of the stuff! Before 4health, I tried a few different brands, and Max was always super picky – wouldn’t touch half of them. But he took to this like a duck to water.
As for how it’s affected their health, their coats are shinier than ever, and they seem to have more energy. Even Molly, who’s a bit older and usually loves her chill-out time on the porch, is bounding around like a pup again. Don’t even start me on their stools – way firmer and less smelly than with previous foods (much easier scoop duty for me!).
The ingredients look good – I mean, real meat as the first ingredient rather than some mystery meat meal or grain fillers. Feels good knowing you’re giving your fur babies something healthy.
Price-wise? It’s not exactly cheap-cheap but I’d say it’s pretty reasonable for what you’re getting. And with how well Max and Molly are doing on it … well, seems like a no-brainer.
So yeah, full marks from me for 4health dog food! But remember every dog is different – what works my guys might not do the same for yours.
Take care!
I’ve been feeding my Lab, Scooby, 4health dog food for several months now. I have to say, we’re big fans! His coat is shinier than ever and he seems to be more energetic – zoomies all day, every day.
His tummy had some troubles adjusting to it at first but nothing major, and now his digestion is on point. One caveat though: the salmon flavor smells a bit strong, which might not be for everyone. But Scooby goes nuts for it, so we grin and bear it.
The ingredients list isn’t overflowing with any of those sketchy fillers either (yay!), but instead it’s loaded with nutrition-packed elements I feel good about giving him.
But you know what? Different dogs dig different chow, that’s just the way it goes. It worked well for my crazy lovable Scoobert but remember to consider your furry friend’s unique dietary needs before making the switch.
Happy tail wags! 🐾
But hey, aren’t we aware that each dog has its own diet preferences and nutritional needs? Your furbaby might not react the same way as Pepper did to 4health. It’s always a good idea to transition slowly when switching food brands, mabye mix in a bit of the new stuff with their old food initially.
Check the ingredients too, okay? Some pups could have allergies you’re unaware of. The one I picked is grain-free because Pepper has a mild grain allergy – yeah, who would have thunk it? A retriever allergic to grains!
All in all, love 4health but remember the most important reviewer should be your pup! Let them try it and judge by their reaction. After all, they’re the ones eating it! 🐾
Gotta chime in about 4health here – I’ve had my golden retriever, Buddy, on it for about 6 months now and I can honestly say we’re pretty impressed! The list of ingredients seems solid and I’ve noticed Buddy’s energy levels have really taken off. His coat is super shiny too which I didn’t expect but hey, added bonus, right?
They have a nice range across different life stages and dietary needs which makes choosing the right blend super easy. Price point is reasonable compared to other premium brands so that’s also a big plus.
The only downside? It’s not as readily available as some other brands. We live in a smaller town, so I usually order online but it’s worth it for me knowing Buddy is getting a high-quality meal.
Give it a try, your pup could think it’s paw-fect too!
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