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Just saw your post about TLC dog food annd I thought I’d throw my two cents in! We’ve been feeding our Lab, Max, with TLC for a good couple of years now. Changing his diet to TLC was probably the best decision we made health-wise. He loves it, has maintained a steady weight, his coat is super shiny and he’s always full of energy.
The ingredient list is impressive too, lots of real meats and veggies, none of the dodgy fillers you find in some brands. Plus, the fact that it gets delivered to our doorstep is a huge plus. Totally convenient!
Of course, every dog is different so it might not work for everyone but sharing from personal experience here, no regrets with TLC. Make sure to transition slowly though, if you’re considering a switch. Good luck!
She wasn’t her usual happy self while on this food – less active, less playful, and honestly started gaining weight which isn’t ideally what you want as a pet parent, right? Yes, the shiny coat promise did work out but overall health is what matters and I was quite disappointed there. Note: Every dog is unique and what didn’t suit Daisy might work for another fur friend, but thought highlighting this could help make an informed decision.
At the end of the day, prioritizing your dog’s health means considering various factors beyond just marketing labels. Are they actually enjoying their meal? Staying fit? All these details matter. My honest advice – start with a smaller pack if you’re switching brands and monitor your pup closely before making any permanent switch.
Best part is the ingredients list – it’s packed with wholesome stuff like high-quality proteins and probiotics, not just filler grains. Snowball’s tummy definitely appreciated the change! Oh, and their home delivery service is pretty awesome too. It’s like Doggy Christmas every time a package arrives at our doorstep!
But remember all pups are different – what works for my fluffy guy might not be ideal for others. So always keep an eye on your furkid after changing its diet and make sure to consult with your vet if you’re unsure about anything.
Here’s to happy, healthy doggos! 🐾🍖🥰
I did a fair bit of research before settling on it and I liked that they use premium ingredients like whole meats, fruits, and veggies. No fillers or artificial preservatives either which is great!
It’s a lil’ pricier compared to some brands, but for me, knowing that Lulu is getting a well-rounded diet makes it totally worth it. Her coat has been much shinier since we made the switch and even her vet noticed an improvement in her overall health!
One downside though…TLC’s not available in most physical stores. Hasn’t been an issue for me since I usually shop online anyway, plus they do free home deliveries which is pretty convenient.
Overall, top marks from Lulu and me. Give it a try, your pup might love it! 🐾
The selling point for me was the quality of ingredients. I mean, there’s meat from free-range chicken, lamb meal, salmon meal – basically everything beneficial for a furry superstar like Max! Plus no wheat, corn or soy which Max is allergic to.
I’d recommend giving TLC a go if you haven’t yet, but remember every pup is unique so keep an eye on them during any diet transitions. Woof woof!
I’ve been feeding my furball the TLC brand for a good while now, and seriously, her coat has never been shinier! 👌 They’ve got this magical ingredient list that’s all about probiotics, superfoods, omega-3s – the works.
Honestly, I was skeptical at first (like that time a late-night infomercial tried to sell me on Chia Pet Herb Gardens 😅). But I’ve really seen improvements in her energy and digestion – no more tummy upsets or sluggish afternoons. Can we get a WOOF-WOOF for that?!
Now pricing… it’s not exactly the saving grace of our wallets, but hey, isn’t our furry pals’ health worth every penny? So in my humble dog-lover opinion, TLC gets two big thumbs up. But remember – each pup is unique and might react differently. And whatever you choose, make sure you’re handing out belly rubs generously! That’s the best ‘food’ there is! 😊👍💕🐾
Stay Pawsome,
Username (Add your username)I did notice though it took Max a couple days to adjust to the new food, so don’t panic if Fido doesn’t take to it right away 😉 It’s a big menu change, after all. All in all, highly recommended from me and Max both! Who else has had good (or not-so-good) experiences?
However, every dog is different and what works for Max might not be the best for your pup. It’s always a good idea to gradually introduce any new food to their diet and see how they respond!
Remember, it can take up to six weeks to notice any changes after switching foods. Stuff like a shinier coat, fewer allergies, stable weight are some of the benefits you may observe.
Hope this helps in making your decision! Give your pup a scratch behind the ears for me! 🐾
We’ve got fewer vet visits now since we made the switch because apparently it’s not chock-full of fillers like other brands. If you can call corn cobs and feathers diet-friendly. Now I’m stuck wondering why I’ve been paying a small fortune for chicken-flavored cardboard all these years?
TLC’s ingredient list is like reading gourmet menu- Salmon meal, herbs, fruits, veggies – you name it. And guess what? Turns out my couch potato has fancier meals than me now! But hey, he seems happier and healthier so no complaints here.
Although mind you, all that gourmet goodness doesn’t come cheap. Every time the bag empties out it feels like there goes another fill up at the gas station! But then again seeing Max’s shiny coat looking like I juts waxed him up makes it kind of worth it.
Just watch out for their delivery times though. Try explaining to a drooling labrador why dinner is 3 days late – Not fun!
Anyway, would highly recommend if you’re ready to pay up. Your fur buddy will thank you (probably).
Sunny’s coat has been super shiny, he’s got plenty of energy and doesn’t have any gastrointestinal issues anymore. As a bonus, he absolutely loves the taste (though let’s be real…he loves every taste!). It might be pricier than some other brands but I believe you get what you pay for.
What really won me over was their ingredient list – packed with quality proteins and no filler grains. A huge plus for dogs with allergies or sensitivities.
So yeah, gives TLC a shot! Keep us updated if you decide to switch!
However, let me warn you that switching over to a new brand of dog food might cause a few digestion issues in the beginning. Rusty faced some upset stomach troubles during the first week, but he was back to himself by the end of the second week. Fair warning though, every dog is different.
Also, they deliver straight to your doorstep which is super convenient. The price might seem a bit steep compared to other brands but considering the quality ingredients they use – no fillers or artificial stuff – annd the home delivery service, I’d say it’s worth it.
From experience, I’d recommend gradually mixing in TLC with your dog’s current food over a week or two which makes the transition easier for them. Hope this helps!
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