Canidae Pet Foods

I've been purchasing Canidae food products for 13 years and I know I'm giving good quality food to my Corgi. It is expensive compared to other foods, but if you want quality and to ensure that your animal will stay healthy and be nutritionally well, I will recommend it.

I was at a function in the States and I was talking to different breeders. At the time, I had a border collie and I wanted to know what to do in general, especially since back then, I didn't have access to the internet. I spoke to a breeder who was telling me that if I could get Canidae in Canada, I should get it. Or I should go out of my way to get it. And when I did, I noticed a difference in the coat of the border collie and in its eyes. I also saw the difference in its health and everything in the general within six weeks.

The breeder that I bought my Australian shepherd from use Canidae. My dog likes it, and I'm totally satisfied with Canidae. I'd recommend it.

Giving your pet natural ingredients contributes greatly. It's very healthy. I've been using Canidae for my athletic hunting dog for almost four years. I get the lamb flavored variant every month since my pet's a large breed dog and that's the flavor my vet told me to go with. I had a customer service experience that wasn't super positive, though. Still, Canidae is a reputable and healthy food for pets.

I've been using Canidae for almost two years now. My dog, a boxer-pitbull mix, didn’t have any allergic reactions to it. I go between the Ancestral and then the duck and the lamb ones. It works great. I actually work for Petco, so I used to get a great discount.

I had a puppy and an adult dog, and it was easier to transfer them all into one food. So, I tried Canidae and I've been purchasing it for seven years now. I have two labs at the moment and I usually feed them the lamb dry food. I fed them the wet food before and I tried the chicken, but I gave them really bad gas. So, I pushed those back. Since I've been feeding them with food made of natural ingredients, they're healthy and they have a really good coat. Their bowels are normal, too.

It's extremely valuable for us to feed our pets natural ingredients and we chose Canidae for the quality. We've been using them for five years and we only get the lamb but every now and again, I'll get a bag and the food doesn’t seem that much consistent. Their pricing also went up and because of that, we're considering leaving Canidae for another pet food. But so far, we like them because all our dogs are on them and they are many. I have English Mastiff, French Bulldog, Irish Wolfhound, Great Danes, St. Bernards and English Bulldog.

I've been using Canidae for eight years now to feed my Golden Retriever. The food is a little salty, but if you add the water, it's not bad. It's also a little pricey, but our dog is really healthy, so the food must be working.

I have stopped buying Canidae dog food as it's on the pricey side but it's a great product. Its size and consistency were perfect for my medium and large dogs. They liked it.

Originally went with anything NUTRO. However, we have been using Canidae products for about 14 years now. A gentleman at work, who was into feeds and had other animals, said that Canidae was a really good product, so we made the switch. We tried it and our dog loved it. Our pet is a full-sized 70-pound Golden Retriever, but we got him as a puppy, so we started with the puppy variant. The newest one that we went with was the Salmon variant and he likes it a lot. It is so weird, but we are sticking with it.

I'm a breeder and I was referred to Canidae. We've tried other ones since then but we just keep going back to the consistency of Canidae. We breed Norwegian Elkhounds and we send them home with a small bag of Canidae. We buy it more for what it doesn't do than what it does do. We've gone to Acana, Orijen and some of the other ones out there, and there were always some type of problems with them, like digestive issues, too much protein or recalls on the food. But Canidae had a lower recall history.

When I got my Boxer, he was eating Pedigree and he wasn't happy. He was gassy and it depends on what he ate. I read on the internet that Canidae would stop his gas, so I switched. It helped with his gas and eye boogers. I’ve got three dogs on it right now and they look forward to eating it. I use the same big bag every time. Once in a while, I would supplement, but they’re content with just the regular, old big bag. All of my dogs are in good health and weight.

Canidae was recommended by the vet and even the people that ran the pet stores. We used it for many years and I had two different pets on it. I had a Bernese Mountain Dog and an Australian Shepherd mix with Golden Retriever. It is very valuable to feed our pets with natural ingredients and I had one on the All Stages and one on the Senior. I love Canidae, but it is too expensive and we are no longer using it. It was close to $18 or $20 in just four or five years and it got to the point that we couldn’t afford it any longer. They had the $5 off coupon once in a while, but it wasn’t often enough. Their frequent buyer program where you buy the 10 or 12 bags was great, but still, their price got so outrageous. There are people with little dogs and it’d be okay, but I went through a bag every three weeks with two big dogs, so it was costing so much money. I was going through over two cups of food in the morning and two cups at night, so I went through it a lot quicker.

One of my pets is nine years old and the other one is eleven. They're both parts of one breed. I've been purchasing Canidae for them for a long time now. I chose Canidae due to their ingredients. The ingredients of the food that we give our dogs is very important, and Canidae's ingredients are more in tuned to the welfare of our dogs.

I’ve been buying Canidae for 15 years for my two pets. One is no longer with us and another one is a mutt named Buddy. I buy the 30-pound bag of dried dog food for him and the brands vary but he eats it all. I put it in front of him and it’s done quickly. I’m giving him the best food I can give him and I like it because it's natural and good for him.

I’ve been purchasing Canidae Pet Foods for about seven years. I like their products and they have the grain free type, which my three Golden Retrievers need and like. Before we picked Canidae, we picked different brands and they seemed to like Canidae the best. One of my dogs is 90 pounds, one is 75 and the other one is about 60 and I’m very conscious of what I give them. Feeding them natural ingredients is very valuable. They have allergies and they get sick so I have to go with grain free. Canidae has good dog food and I'm very satisfied and happy with it. I will suggest it to anybody.

I moved to California from Florida and I’ve been using another food there. I have a white German Shepherd, a black Lab mix and a hound mix. And I needed something that had glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate for my white German Shepherd. Canidae was the best one that I found with the right amount of chondroitin sulfate and glucosamine in it. I was buying it for about two years. But I stopped using it after the last price increase.

The breeder of my dogs recommended Canidae, and I have been purchasing it for about 10 years now. My dogs have done well with it. Before, my dogs would get a lot of stomach problems and throw up. My older dog is on a special diet right now. But she’s 15 so I’ll be able to switch her back to the Canidae soon. It's very valuable feeding my dogs with natural ingredients. I have fewer vet visits. Also, I love that after I buy 12 bags, I get a free one.

My lab likes Canidae. My dog has a super sensitive stomach, so I don't change flavors or anything. Canidae is good and I’ve been using it for about three and a half years now. I get a couple free bags every once in a while and that works out good. I buy the smaller bag because I've gotten the bigger bag and there was mold at the bottom of it. My mom gave Canidae to her dogs as well.

Canidae was the food that the breeder that I bought my dogs from use. I have Labrador retrievers and I've been using Canidae for over 12 years now. There was a moment where I was getting apprehensive because I think they started doing business with Diamond. But I understand that they have severed relations and they're an independent company now again. And the plants that they used seem to be very clean and meticulous about contaminants and such. So, I have a pretty high level of trust for the company as far as quality control is concerned. And that's the main reason that I stayed with them this long. I'd be always happier if they would lower their prices, but I do believe in you get what you pay for it too. So, I really don't have a problem with anything they do.

Feeding my Chihuahua with natural ingredients is helpful. I’ve been feeding him Canidae for three years and it's perfect. I always get the one in the light green and yellow package since he likes that one.

I currently feed Canidae All Life Stages canned and the raw coated kibble. This is the only food that makes my dog have solid poo and no diarrhea. It is quite costly though but the company gives out coupons every now and then. Only dog food I feed. However, my dog was on the weight management/senior formula and it made my dog extremely hungry. She'd eat poo outside and scavenge through the grass for stuff. So I switched back to the canned and kibble I mentioned above and she loves it. No problems at all. I am though worried about the whole taurine - grain free food issue going around. I was told Canidae uses a lot of legumes and such. I was wondering if your food is linked to the DCM health problem?

We use the Canidae chicken and lamb formula. Canidae was initially recommended by a friend and we've been using it for 10 years now. I wish it was a little cheaper but at this point, our animals have been on it for so long that we don’t wanna change them over to something else. It also seems like their coats were a little bit better using this type of food than the other generic type of food we used before. On Canidae, they didn’t seem like they were losing their hair. Our animals are all about the same age. In fact, they’re getting old. They’re about 10 to 11 years old. We have two Min Pins, a Chihuahua and a Pomeranian, and they definitely enjoy Canidae.

I have three Newfoundland dogs and Canidae is something that agrees with all of them. I give them the grain-free with lamb. I've been using Canidae for eight years and occasionally, I send Canidae an e-mail when I ask them for some coupons, and they send me a few $5 coupons. But they could work on the price. The food is extremely expensive, and with three of these big guys, I go through a bag a week. In fact, they just raised the price recently. I was paying somewhere around $54 a bag for a 24-pound bag of the grain-free, and it is almost $63 a bag now. Other than that, Canidae has been great.

I have been purchasing Canidae Products for seven years. The breeder of our puppy recommended it. Because it seems to be a good diet, we continue to use it. We started with a Border Collie and an Australian Shepherd. Now, we're down to just the Australian Shepherd and she's a little bit bigger than her sister. So the doctor recommended the weight management program. Since she has a sensitive tummy, we don't switch up her food at all. She throws up when we give her anything. Also, Canidae has a program that if you buy 12 bags, you get a free one, so we keep our UPC codes. Overall, the Canidae dog food has been good and has met our dogs' dietary needs. My dogs always have healthy fur.

I have been purchasing Canidae for a little over two years now. I have two German Shepherds, and one of them has an allergy to like wheat. She got a really sensitive stomach. Unfortunately, she'll eat anything, but it creates a big mess, depending on how her stomach reacts to it. We tried a bunch of different types of food, and it turned out she has got a slight allergy to chicken, so that kinda weeded out a bunch of them. My sister has a German Shepherd, too, and she recommended us going to Canidae because her vet suggested it. We then switched over and haven't had any problem. My dogs are spoiled, like crazy. They eat better than I do most of the time, so their health and well-being and just being comfortable all the time is very important. I have already recommended it to a bunch of my friends and family that have pets.

Our experience with Canidae has all been positive. They were recommended by the pet food store. We have an 11-year-old medium-sized, female boxer. We feed her the senior chicken. She has a sensitive stomach and once we have something that she likes, we try to stick with it. She also tends to have an allergy to a lot of additives. We try to keep pure, which is top on our list.

I have two dogs and one of them was having allergies and a friend of mine recommended Canidae, which is what she uses for her dogs. I have a Lab mix who's about 70 pounds and a 35 pound Whippet mix. And I use the Pure on them. It's grain-free and has limited ingredients. It has cleared up my dog's allergies completely unless she rolls on the grass. I love Canidae and I like that they have a loyalty program, too.

Someone that I know and trust uses Canidae and have recommended it for my dogs. On the day that I went to buy some at the local feed store, there was a representative from Canidae and he told me the Canidae story. It sounded like a good option for my animals. I have three dogs and two cats whose ages range from 3 to 12. I've been using Canidae for a year and a half now and it has been helpful. My dogs don't seem to have stomach issues so much like they used to.

Our dog looked like the one at The Haunted Mansion at Disneyland. He was skinny and scrawny and it didn't matter what we fed him, he just wouldn't gain weight. Although his blood work was fine, he had stopped metabolizing. The lady at the feed store said that we gotta change to Canidae. She told me that they have different proteins in it, and so we did. Within six months of starting the pet food, he was like the cool, healthy boxer. He doesn't have any of the skin issues our friends and neighbors' dogs have. We tried their no-grain, but we've gone back to the all-purpose 44-pound bag. We have been purchasing Canidae for 10 years and we're sticking with it.