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Turns out Max just loves the taste of Instinct and fortunately, his stomach agrees with him too. His coat is shiny, he’s energetic as ever, and his digestion issues cleared right up. I also like that it’s grain-free; it means no more allergies for my fur baby!
On the down side though, it is a bit pricey compared to some other brands. But considering how well Max has been doing on it, I’d say it’s worth every penny.
So, all in all, I’d definitely recommend giving Instinct a try if you’re in search of a high-quality dog food. Just monitor your pup closely initially to see how they adjust, like you would with any new food. Every dog is different after all! Hope this helps.
Just saw your post about Instinct dog food and thought I’d weigh in with my two cents. My mastiff, Brutus, absolutely loves it! I switched him over from another brand due to some sensitive stomach issues, and he’s been doing spectacularly well since then.
Now, I’m not going to pretend to be a canine nutritionist or anything – heck, sometimes I struggle with my own diet. But what really sold me on Instinct was their focus on ingredients. It’s all high-protein stuff – no grain, no artificial colors or preservatives. They’ve even got those fancy omega-3s from salmon oil in there. Seems like good stuff.
But do remember, every dogo is unique with their own dietary needs, so what works for my Brutus may not necessarily work for your fur baby. If you’re curious about Instinct thogh, why not just give it a try and see how your pup takes to it?
Hope this helps! Happy feeding! 🐕
On the good side – it’s grain-free so if your fluff-ball has a sensitivity to grains, that’s a big win. It’s got a solid meat-first ingredient list (a great sign!) and comes with a variety of protein options from chicken to duck to venison. So if you’ve got a picky eater or need some variations, this is cool. Cleared Beau’s skin issues right up!
But on the bad side? Honestly, the cost might give you a little palpatation-ooooof. It’s pretty hefty compared to similar-quality foods out there. And while my Beau loves it – I’ve heard from some others that their pups aren’t as keen. So, y’know, depends on your fur-baby.
So I’d say give it a trial run first before going all in – Best of luck!
Just wanted to throw my two cents in about Instinct Dog Food. I switched my Labrador, Max, onto it about six months ago and I’ve noticed a massive difference. His coat has never looked healthier and he really seems to enjoy meal times more than ever.
It’s got all-natural ingredients which is a big selling point for me and it’s grain-free – great for dogs like Max who are sensitive to grains. I’ve also read up on their commitment to safe, ethical manufacturing, reassuring in these uncertain times.
The price tag is heftier than some other brands but considering the quality of their ingredients and the impact it’s had on Max’s health, I reckon it’s worth every penny. If anyone else out there contemplating whether or not to switch, go for it!
Remember though, every pup is different so make sure to transition them into any new food gradually. It helps avoid upset tummies.
Happy feeding! 🐶
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