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No more scratching, no more irritated skin. And honestly, seeing her gobble down each bowl is like watching a kid on Christmas morning. It’s great that the company prioritizes wholesome ingredients in their blends but the real test for me was if my fur-baby would enjoy eating it – and boy, did she pass that test with flying colors!
So from us at the Fluff House, Pawstruck is definitely aces in our book! Just a friendly heads-up though – make sure you gradually introduce any new food into your pooch’s diet to avoid sudden tummy upsets. Now off to another feeding frenzy – Fluff is already waiting by her bowl!
Paws up for Pawstruck! 🐾👍
To be honest, my fur babies are pretty much obsessed – it’s like snacky nirvana for them! 🐾 They go nuts for those tasty Greenie morsels and I love that they’re doing some behind-the-scenes dental work for me – fewer vet dentistry bills? Yes, please! Plus, bonus points for easy digestion – no more upset tums! 👌 On the slight downside though, they tend to run on the pricier side, but what can ya do? Good things never come cheap.
All in all, they’ve been a paw-some addition in our house. But you know what they say – every doggo’s different, so might not be every pup’s cup of tea! Happy snacking! 😊
juts saw your post and thought I’d throw in my two cents about Health Extension dog food. My pupper, Buzz, has been on it for a couple of months now and let me tell you – he’s all wags when meal time rolls around! 😄
The best part? It’s not just tantalizing his taste buds, the change in his coat quality is impossible to miss – so shiny and full! Seems like all those vitamins, antioxidants and organic ingredients listed on the bag weren’t just fancy words. Buzz’s energy level (and zoomies through the park 🐾) are off the charts too.
I’m a fan of their transparency regarding ingredients and whole health approach. Plus, they’ve got grain-free options if that’s what your fur-baby requires. Price may be a bit over budget depending on how big of an eater your canine companion is but hey, nothing but the best for our four-legged family members right?
So yeah, long story short – big paws up from Buzz! He’d probably recommend it to all his playdate pals if he could talk. 😆
Remember though, every doggo is unique. What works wonders for one might not do the same for another. A gradual switch while keeping a close eye on your pup’s response is always a good idea!
Hope this helps with your decision making. Happy feeding! 🍽️🐕🦺
Catch ya later,
[Your Name]I’ve been using Bully Max for my Rottweiler, Buster, for about six months now and I gotta say, it’s a game changer! He was a bit thin when we adopted him so we wanted something with more pump. Noticed changes after just a few weeks – his coat got glossier and he seemed perkier overall, not to mention gaining some serious muscle mass.
What I especially love is that it’s all-natural with no fillers or sketchy stuff – as they say, you are what you eat, right? And Buster certainly seems to dig the taste. Even my cat tried to sneak a bite or two (don’t worry, we stopped her)!
But seriously though, every pup is different. So while it worked wonders for Buster, doesn’t mean everyone will have the same result. Might be worth giving it a go if your doggie needs an extra push in terms of nutrition.
Pro tip – keep your pup well exercise along with this diet to really see optimum results! Be ready for those extra walks and play time sessions! Phew! Let it rain dog treats for us all, eh? 🐾
Now, if we’re talking nutrition – the vet says that Benny is in perfect shape annd his coat is looking shinier than ever. Still, I don’t solely rely on dry food, though – I mix things up with chicken and veggies to keep his diet balanced.
The one downfall is the price tag – slightly heavier on the wallet than some brands out there but hey, happy dog equals happy life right? Nah, seriously though, just look out for deals or buy in bulk to save a few bucks. Anyway, that’s my two cents! ✌️🐾
So, you’re curious about BIXBI huh? My Aussie-doodle just can’t get enough of their organic food! Seriously, it’s like he’s hypnotized when I open up a bag of their chicken recipe – he’s all “Oh, you got that Good Stuff, did ya?” annd diving nose-first into his bowl.
It’s not the cheapest brand, sure. But honestly, I think the quality makes up for it. It has no junk fillers or preservatives (they actually use things I can pronounce!) and lot of unique proteins to choose from. And I swear his coat got even fluffier since we switched.
They also have this fab thing going where they donate meals to shelter dogs. Love a little social cause tossed in with my pupper chow!
Just one tiny gripe – the kibble size is a bit big for small dogs but aside from that…2 paws up from us!
Later doggos!
It was a little on the pricier side, but with ingredients like real lamb or salmon as the primary part (No disgusting filler stuff!), I thought it worth committing to for a couple of months trial run. Honestly, the change in Max’s energy level and coat shine was noticeable🐶✨
It even comes with recyclable packaging – you’d love it if you’re an eco-conscious dog parent like me😉 Plus, KH donates a percentage of sales to her animal rescue foundation – good food and helping pups in need? Sign me up!
Only downside I’ve noticed is the availability issue. It’s not stocked at every pet store…yet (fingers crossed they get there soon). Until then, online order is our go-to plan! 📦💻
Anyways, if you’re thinking of switching dog foods or just want to pamper your furbaby with a little gourmet treat (because they totally deserve it), it might be worth giving KH’s range a shot! Just make sure to introduce any dietary changes slowly and monitor their reaction carefully!
Happy feeding! 🍖🐾
Honestly, I was skeptical when I first swapped her chow – y’know how it is, countless brands promising the moon and delivering mush. But three weeks in and Daisy’s coat is looking shinier than a beetle at a disco ball party! Not to mention, there’s no more constant scratching and her energy levels are soaring sky-high.
Now I ain’t claiming it’d work miracles for every pooch out there, but my fur girl race-tail wagging every mealtime says heaps enough for me! Guess even us old dogs can learn some new tricks.😉🐾
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! 🐶
But let’s be fair here, it’s not all on dog chow. It might just be Truffles being picky. I’ve heard some solid reviews from a few buddies of mine who swear by it for their doggos, even saying it improved their dogs’ coat health. But for us? The jury’s still out.
I suppose one good thing is the price point – definitely on the more affordable side of things, which you don’t always see when you’re looking for quality pet food.
All dogs are different and what works for one might not work for another – kind of like us humans with our love & hate relationship with cilantro, amirite? So yeah, give it a shot if you’re curious mate! Just don’t be too surprised if your pup stages a hunger strike. 😉
I’ve been feeding my golden retriever, Bella, Kirkland Dog Food for about two years now and can say she’s in excellent shape. She absolutely loves their Chicken, Rice & Vegetable formula. Now, I had also tried the Lamb and Rice version, she wasn’t as enthusiastic about it – but hey, each dog has its own palate, right? Ha!
One thing that really sold me is the high-quality ingredients. It’s packed with real protein sources (chicken or lamb depending on the formula) and a healthy mix of fruits and veggies too. Plus, they don’t use any of those artificial preservatives or flavors that you find in some cheaper brands, which is a biggie for me.
Price-wise, it’s pretty fantastic considering the quality. Only minor drawback is you can only buy it at Costco – but in my case, it just means adding to my usual haul every couple of months.
All in all, I rate Kirkland highly – Bella is healthy and happy, and that gives this stuff a double-pawed seal of approval from us!
Of course, remember what works for one pup might not work for another. Always monitor dietary changes and consult your vet if you notice anything odd. Cheers!
But at the end of the day, remember each pup is different, what suits mine might not be the perfect fit for yours. Also, wouldn’t hurt to check in with a vet before making any dietary switches just to be on the safe side!
What I like? The ingredient list reads like a fancy deli menu: real meat is always the first ingredient (*no* unnamed “animal meal”), with veggies and fruits showing up too. It’s without added grain, making it great for dogs with sensitive tummies.
Had some concerns about cost at first; let’s be honest – artisanal dog food isn’t as easy on the wallet as bulk bought kibble. But given the nutritional value it packs − worth every penny!
Downside? Ugh! This stuff does not smell great. Trust me, it won’t be your new favorite kitchen aroma. BUT – a small price to pay for knowing what’s in your dog’s bowl is healthy eats.
Hope that helps give you a feel for the WAG experience! Let me know if you decide to try it or if you have more questions.
Just seen your post about Heritage Ranch Dog Food. I’ve been feeding it to my Lab, Rocky, for a solid two years now and I have to say, I’m pretty satisfied with it.
Rocky seems to love the taste. I like that it doesn’t have unnecessary fillers like corn or soy and is pretty rich in protein. His coat’s shiny and he seems energetic all the time (but hey, that might just be his nature).
One downside though might be that it’s exclusively available at H-E-B stores. It gets a little annoying if you’re not near one or when shelf stocks are low. But all things considered, I’d say it’s good bang-for-your-buck dog food!
Remember every dog is different, what works for Rocky might not work for yours. So, always test out a new diet on your fur baby before fully switching over! Cheers!
Just wanted to pop in annd share my two cents about Member’s Mark dog food. I’ve been using it for my two Labradors for about six months now, and honestly? They seem to like it just fine.
The kibble isn’t too big or too small, which is a plus. And from a price point, it’s definitely easier on the wallet than some of the premium brands out there, but without skimping on quality – so far as I can tell anyhow.
My dogs coat always appear shiny and their energy levels don’t seem to be lacking so nutrition-wise, seems okay.
Now that said, every fur baby is unique. What works for mine might not work for yours. Always recommend chatting with your vet before introducing any major changes in your pup’s diet. Just to be safe, y’know?
Alrighty then, gotta run… literally! Those rascals love their evening jogs!
Later fellow dog lovers!
