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Just saw your post about Nutro dog food and thought I’d share my own experience. My pup, Daisy, has been on the Nutro Ultra Grain-Free diet for about six months now and the change has been noticeable!
We switched from regular kibble after Daisy started developing some skin problems…and oh boy, what a difference it has made! She’s become way more energetic and her coat is shinier than ever before. Not only that, her breakouts have diminished. Plus, she actually loves the taste of this food. It’s a win in all aspects!
The nutritional balance seems great too – it’s got good doses of fruits and veggies mixed in with the protein. Price-wise – it’s not the cheapest brand out there but considering the improvements I’ve seen in my girl, I’m happy to invest a little more.
Of course, every dog is different so just keep an eye out for any changes. Good luck feeding! Hope this helps you make a decision.
The ingredient list on Nutro products is pretty straightforward, lots of good stuff like high-quality protein, veggies, and fruits. Plus no nasty artificial colours or preservatives. Bella particularly enjoys the lamb & sweet potato flavor!
Only downside? The price can be a bit steep compared to other brands but honestly, seeing Bella healthy and active makes it worth every penny.
Remember, switching dog foods should always be done gradually to avoid upsetting your pup’s stomach. Anyways, hope this helps anyone on the fence about trying Nutro!
Anyhoo, back to the main event- Nutro dog food. I got Muffin the grain-free variant cause her stomach does somersaults with grains in the mix. And let me tell ya, it’s been a pretty dandy scene at dinner times. She wolfs it down like there’s no tomorrow and – touch wood – hasn’t flipped her food bowl or made any faces yet! Boy oh boy, woo-hoo for Nutro!
Bear in mind though, it’s costlier than your average kibble. But hey, doesn’t our fur family deserve the primo stuff? At least they’re not asking for designer dog attire or diamond studded collars…yet!
So there you have it; that’s my two cents. Hope it helps you decide whether you want to give Nutro a go or if your wallet deserves an easier ride. Later gator!
juts wanted to throw in my two cents on Nutro dog food. My golden retriever has been on it for about 6 months now, and I’ve noticed a slight change in his energy levels. Honestly, he seems a bit less active than before, which got me worried. Also, I can’t shake off the fact that the kibble looks rather dull compared to some other brands we’ve tried.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying it’s bad per se, but there are other options in the same price range with better feedback from vets. After a chat with our vet last week (he wasn’t overly enthusiastic about Nutro), we decided to switch to a different brand with more natural ingredients and proteins.
I’d advise taking the time to thoroughly research and even check with your vet first before deciding on any diet change for your pup. Each dog is different, after all. One brand might work wonders for one dog, yet be total rubbish for another. Keep that tail wagging! 🐾🐾
I love that Nutro emphasizes natural ingredients and doesn’t add artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives. While it’s slightly pricier in comparison to other brands, honestly, seeing how much Max loves it and how it’s helped with his health issues really makes it worth it for me. So yeah, I’d give Nutro a big thumbs up!
I’ve been feeding my golden retriever Nutro dog food for a couple of months now. To be honest, it’s a bit on the pricey side but it’s totally worth it considering the change in his skin and coat – much shinier than before! Plus, that lamb and rice flavor is a real favorite with him. Nothing else seems to impress him as much!
One downside thogh, Nutro has an ingredient list that’s pretty long and includes some parts like chicken meal which some don’t really approve of. I guess this isn’t much of an issue for me since my dog isn’t allergic or sensitive. All in all, keep an eye on ingredients if your pooch has dietary restrictions, but aside from that, Nutro is a great choice in my book!
Cheers!
The only con? Maybe the price. It’s a bit on the higher end but I guess you pay for quality right?
Anyways, hope this helps you out!That being said, my Jake has had some digestion problems since we switched. Not sure if it’s the change itself or the food. His coat seems shinier than ever though, and his energy levels have improved… so I’m torn! Has anyone else experienced this? I might give it a little longer before fully passing judgement. After all, Jake could juts be being extra sensitive 🙄 Oh dogs, always keeping us guessing!
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