Diamond Pet Foods Reviews

We have had great luck with Diamond Naturals. Wonderful food and a great company. They are quick to respond with any questions you may have. All of our dogs have eaten the food. From the adult to the senior. And they have loved it all. They are healthy and shiny coats.

I switched to Diamond Naturals Large Breed puppy food for my last litter of 8 Labrador Retriever puppies. Labs go through a LOT of food, especially 8 growing puppies. The quality of this food is very good, and it's very affordable.

I rescued Trixie from an abusive situation. She was severely underweight for a Great Dane. I started feeding her the large breed Diamond Naturals dog food and the transformation is unbelievable! She is now a happy, healthy dog! When she hears the bag crinkle, she comes running to eat. I can’t say enough good things about this food. I recommend it to everyone I speak to.

My six-month-old dog, Rex, loves the Salmon and Potato formula. People comment on how shiny his coat is. Diamond Naturals has quality ingredients and is nutrient rich. I know he's getting the nutrients he needs to be strong and healthy, and also, cute! Diamond Naturals is also reasonably priced compared to other premium brands.

Bully type dogs are infamous for having sensative skin. On every message board & in every group, the question is repeated; what can I feed my dog? I always tell them Diamond Skin & Coat. This is all my dog can eat that doesn't make him break out. Thanks for making a great formula. It's always sold out in my stores too.

When we brought home our Great Dane puppy last year, we started him on another name brand food but it didn't agree with him. That's when I found Diamond Natural large breed puppy Lamb and Rice. He Thrived on it. He's had slow, steady growth (important for Giant breeds) and his coat is incredibly shiny. After he turned 1, we gradually switched him over to Diamond Pro 89. He eats less, has regular formed stool and looks amazing. Next month we are bringing home a Great Danish Sheepdog puppy. I'll be providing her breeder with Diamond Natural large breed puppy Lamb and Rice when she's ready to start solid food.

We’ve been feeding Diamond Premium to our Saint Bernards for over 20 years. I show, a this food is great for their skin a coat. They look great, a for saints we only have to feed 5-6 cups a day. I highly recommend Diamond dog food. Very good food and the price is very good too!

My pitbull loves the Diamond Naturals, Chicken and rice All Stages formula. She I healthy, not fat, has a shiny coat, and strong toenails. No allergy to it at all! I would recommend this to anyone who has a bully breed.

I love the brand very much. Have been using it for about 3-4 years now. It’s really one of the only kinds my dog will like. He has a very sensitive stomach and skin, since using the salmon brand we really don’t have any problems! We get TONS of compliments on his shiny coat. Can’t beat this brand! A staple in our house. :)

My 4 very picky dogs love Diamond dog food. The lamb is their favorite!!! I have tried many other brands but the Diamond makes their coats shiny and they love the taste! They look forward to breakfast and dinner every day! It's perfect for all stages from puppy to senior!

The breeder of our Aussie suggested Diamond puppy food, which we kept her on. We moved her to the Adult dog food at about 8 months. The ration is grain free. She is highly energetic and she is in great condition. Her haircoat is beautiful. She doesn’t overeat on the Diamond dog food, which is a big plus. We plan on staying with Diamond Dog food and recommend it highly.

I started using Diamond feed when I lived in Texas, and was involved with rescues. I moved back up north 24 years ago. I started using different varieties in 1992. It did such a great job putting on weight and giving the coats a thickness and shine, I fed it to my own dogs, and I've continued feeding Diamond food. I use the puppy food in the purple bag, mostly, because all my female adults and puppies love it, but I also feed beef and rice naturals and my older dogs thrive on it..Thanks, Diamond for making such great food for all ages and sizes.

I am a dog trainer and work out of a Grooming salon for dogs. I tell everyone who ask about changing their food to go with Diamond or Diamond Naturals. Several folk have switched. I have this 4 mo. Yorkie owner wants to switch to Diamond but all our store had was Large Breed Puppy. He's only 4 lbs at moment. I always want what's best for clients' dogs.

Dogs love it. They look good and feel good, plenty of energy to work, very competitive price. I feed it to my puppies as well as my older dogs. Diamond Foods are great for all stages of life. Work or play Diamond has a feed for every situation.

Our 3 dogs are our "kids", we trust Diamond Naturals because we have fed our boys for years and never had a problem. It keeps them looking great and feeling great. The food comes in nice packaging and the boys like the different flavors. I am completely satisfied and have no intentions of switching.

♥ My pair of darling Sheltie sisters absolutely LOVE the taste of this Diamond·Naturals *Small Breed Adult Lamb & Rice* kibble and I love that their veterinarian shares my enthusiasm for its natural, healthful ingredients!

After speaking with a local farm center, we made the switch from Purina Pro Plan to Diamond Performance. Our Basset Hound kennel (Circle H Basset Hounds) has loved it & the transition was seamless! Our dogs' health is forefront & their weight has stayed at a healthy level & they clean their food morning & night! Thank you for a great product!!

I have been using Diamond now for about 5 years. I use it on all our dogs. I breed Teddy Bears and Pomeranians and use the small breed puppy naturals for all our pups, they just love the food and grow so nicely. I also use puppy food on the moms. They don’t lose weight while nursing.

I changed dog food from Pedigree to Diamond HI-Energy due to the supply chain issues with Pedigree. I have 5 dogs all around 80lbs. each. I buy 100lbs every two weeks. With that said I have been buying it for about 6 months so that would equal 1,200lbs of food. My dogs' coats have improved, their body form has improved and they are more playful. My vet even noticed. He asked what I was doing different, I said " Diamond Hi-Energy" dog food instead of Pedigree.

Nothing bad to say at all. They make top quality products at a good price. I would recommend them to anyone who has a dog and wants to feed them good quality food with very good ingredients. With Diamond you can not go wrong.

I have a Cocker that was on Diamond Puppy food, and I asked them to send me samples for she just turned a year old. I had a sample of Salmon and Potato by Diamond Naturals. She is eating it now she loves it thank you for your sample!

Best dog food ever for my German Shepherd. Loves the taste and ingredients don't have anything bad in it. The best thing is when she goes to the bathroom there is very little smell. She has plenty of energy and her coat is silky smooth. Would definitely recommend.

Our dog {Snooki} is part of our family! When you compare ingredients & price with the others, it's my choice! We farm & ranch. We are very concerned about what our animals are fed. The results are obvious. I don't plan on feeding her any other brand or product.

We have been very picky with our dog food since we adopted our Shar Pei puppy. His breed can be very prone to allergies. We started him on Diamond Naturals Salmon formula and he has flourished! Our vet even commented that he is so healthy and has the BEST coat he has ever seen. We now feed some of our schnauzers the same formula and our youngest schnauzers are on the puppy.

Diamond Pet Foods is the only brand of food I'll give my dog. It's excellent quality and she enjoys it. Her coat and skin are beautiful and she doesn't have that "dog" smell and neither does my house, because she's eating high quality food.

My dog loves this and I love how it's grain free, filler free and no by products. It's made with lamb and healthy fruits and vegetables. I know when my dog is eating this she is getting the nutrients her body needs.

Diamond Naturals pet food has been a wonderful addition to my dog's diet. He has an extremely sensitive stomach, and I was looking for a brand of dog food that wouldn't cause health and skin issues for my dog. Diamond Naturals came highly recommended, and the salmon and sweet potato blend has helped my dog's stomach issues significantly. I would recommend this brand to any dog owner, especially those with dogs that might have some food sensitivities.

Diamond is pretty good. I'm a breeder and I look for deals, like breeder programs.

Our bloodhounds are currently on Diamond Pet Foods. I use the Diamond Natural, Large Breed. And we get samples for our puppies, which is the only thing we have ever fed them.

I use the salmon and rice formula and my dogs seem to enjoy it. It works for me. I also breed dogs and I'd really like that Diamond would offer 7-pound bags that I could send home with the families. They don't do it in our formula that we use. Also, it would be nice if the samples that they give to the breeder, they would include those in every formula, not just the All Life Stages because it's not formulated for every breed. Nonetheless, I'll continue to use Diamond unless I have an issue.

I use Diamond Pet Foods on all my Dachshunds and Bullies and I get samples from them. 80% of my customers stick with the Diamond puppy food. We've tried lots of other food and I like Diamond. I like the size of it and the dogs don’t overeat with the food. It's filling and it gives them enough to keep them satisfied. The dogs have more energy, shinier coats and healthy nails. I'm constantly trimming their fingernails. I don't have any trouble and the dogs get good stools. The bags tend to tear a little easily though. I've gotten a few bags of dog food and I go to get them out and the bags tear. But other than that, I don't have any problem with the look and the size they offer because I buy the biggest bags. And normally, I buy quite a bit at one time.

I used Diamond for a lot of years. I liked the ingredients and that it didn't have a lot of fillers and junk food in it. I breed many Aussies and they sent me samples for free for me to be able to send home with my puppies so that the new families getting a new baby could continue using Diamond. The only thing is my dog got some allergies and I had to find something better for her, so I switched to something else.

We were raising Miniature Schnauzers and one of our mamas to the litter had a calcium problem. We switched to Diamond Pet Foods and since then she has not had it. So, we prefer the food better and we've been using it for four years now. Our dogs don't tolerate dry food, so Diamond food was a game changer when we switched. We use the Diamond Puppy and the Lamb & Rice. We have different dog breeds and some of them don't tolerate chicken. So, we just stick with lamb. Diamond dog food has completely changed our dogs, too. Our oldest Schnauzer went from having a weight varying from skin and bones, to a little chunky, to being plump. Also, his hair’s really thick and nice compared to before.

I feed my small dogs with Diamond Pet Foods and I feed my bigger dogs something different because of the nutrients that are in the food. I do breed to keep my own dogs’ bloodline. I rehome them too. When people get a puppy, I give them sample bags for Diamond and I tell them that’s what we feed them. So, people that get puppies from us usually use Diamond.

As a breeder, part of my program is that when I send the puppy home, I give a sample away of puppy food along with information about what I feed and encourage the new owners to continue using that. Diamond Pet Foods told me they would send something. Then, they told me they had sent something but it never came. I called back and they said they didn't send anything because they didn’t have anything to give me. I went on another brand because I need something. I’m not going to feed my puppies one thing and then have to put it in my own bags and make my own literature. Customer service is as important as the product itself. If you have a great product and your service is garbage, your product becomes garbage.

I like Diamond and my dogs don't have gas on it like a lot of the bulldogs do and they eat it. Right now, I'm using the Diamond Natural Chicken and Rice All Stage. The Diamond puppy food that I had the puppies on was for nursing moms and puppies. One of my females was getting a little too fat with it. So we switched to the Diamond Natural and she's doing great on it now. It keeps them healthy and it's good for them. I like it.

My reproductive vet had recommended a high protein kibble and I went with Diamond. I had one litter of puppies last year, and so I had my adult female on it for a month, and then I had my litter of puppies on it for a short period of time. I liked that it was super small tiny kibble. It was easy to make it into a mush for puppies when they were three weeks old. It was just that they had major reactions. It was a little too much on their tummies. Then my female had diarrhea and some foul smelling gas. Once the puppies were done nursing, I switched them over to someone else. But otherwise, they seem to enjoy it and such. I like the quality of the dog food. I'm going to try it again with the next litter because that's the protein level that's recommended to her and see if she has the same issue. I would recommend it, but I'm not going to push it on some.

I tried a sample of Diamond from another breeder that I met at a dog show and I went from there and started purchasing Diamond. I've been using Diamond Pet Foods for seven years now and I go through about 140 pounds of dog food a month. Also, if I have litters, I provide each customer with two samples and a brochure, although procuring the samples can be difficult at times. I have to email them every time I get a litter on the ground, not when expected. One time, I was on them on a Monday and I had five puppies. Then, I called them back on a Tuesday because I had another litter of six puppies and they mixed the orders up.

I have American Bullies and I used to breed German Shepherds and feed them the Diamond lamb and rice large breed. Their coats are nice, smooth, and shiny. They're also healthy and don't have any joint or bone issues. When I have litters, I also send them home with Diamond samples.

I use Diamond Pet Foods for the Pembroke Welsh Corgis and Cardigan Welsh Corgis that I breed. They send me samples of dog food and brochures and I give out packets. I start the puppies off with the Small Breed, Diamond Naturals. And then we move to the eight months old Diamond Naturals Adults, Chicken and Rice. I would love it if Diamond comes out with a little folder like NutriSource uses where I can put all the puppies' information and it has shot records and it kind of talks about them.

I really, really liked Diamond and I've been using it for a year now. My dogs eat less and have more energy. They have nice coats and they really can pack on the pounds with less food. I love it.

I like that Diamond Pet Foods has probiotics in it. We have multiple dogs because we breed them and we have about two or three litters a year. Before, I was putting the Diamond Pet samples in a Ziploc bag when I send the puppies home then I found out about the sample bag, so that's awesome. I liked the pamphlet that is also sent with the samples. It explains all the different kinds and ingredients and the different things, so that's great.

I have a total of 4 dogs {2 pups, 1 adult & 1 senior). When I brought home our last 2 pups, I wanted to start them on the right food. Dog food has become quite expensive and I am disabled and on a fixed income. I wrote several premium dog food companies that I was interested in about getting some samples so I could find something they would like. I was surprised that all but Diamond refused my request. They all stated that I could buy the food and then return it for a refund if my dogs didn't like it. Who wants to schlep around town waiting in lines to return something? Being in a pandemic, unable to get around very well, I felt that I was not valued as a customer until....

I mostly use Diamond for my small breed doodles. I like their coats and their well-being.

We've been using Diamond Pet Foods for probably 30 years and as the different foods have evolved, we ended up going with the Diamond Naturals. It's reasonable, has good ingredients and not too many recalls, which a lot of them has. We use the chicken and rice, which is the All Life Stages. We're a breeder and when we started it, that worked well for us. We could feed the dogs from when they were puppies. But we mixed in the lamb and rice as well as the beef and rice to give our dogs variety so they were not on the same thing all the time.

There was a surprise litter of puppies from a dog that I was fostering last year and it was in March when they started eating food. Diamond Pet Foods was what was available at the small dog food place in town and the puppies ate it. Then, I kept using it and have used it for my dogs because they've become adults. I called and asked the folks if they had little sample packs and they gave me a bunch so I could send them out with the puppies that I adopted out, which was helpful. So, they had food to go with them. Diamond is inexpensive, as far as a well-made dog food goes. I used to feed my dog Taste of the Wild but now that I have two enormous dogs, I can't afford that anymore. So, affordability for quality is what's keeping me going with it.

With my min pins and my dogs under 12 months, we use the Diamond small breed puppy food. Then, once they turn adult age, we switch over to the red bag, the beef, because I don't like feeding chicken, but I know that's the only brand they have in the puppy food. So, we get off chicken as soon as we can. Then, for the mastiffs, I do the large breed puppy. Once I get them off the puppy food, I give them the red bag as well. With other dog food, it was like they were never full. They would always eat it and we would go through so much dog food. With Diamond, two bags last me two weeks and that is a lot. That saves so much and it fills them up. They're very active and their coat is very thick and shiny too. I love Diamond. I also love the samples they send me. They're so professional-looking.

I first heard about Diamond at Barnes Border Collies over in Braxton, Mississippi. They had been using it for 30 years and they recommended it. I tried it. For the price, it was quality food. I've been using Diamond and I get good results. Sometimes, some of my dogs don't wanna keep good weight on the Hi-Energy so I have to switch back and forth between the Premium Adult and the Hi-Energy. This keeps things equalized out.

We breed Great Danes. We were using SPORTMiX for a while and it really didn't work out well with our dog's stomach. There was a whole giant feed on Facebook about how awesome Diamond was for our breed so we switched over to Diamond Naturals and we've been using it and recommending it ever since. Our dog now has solid bowel movements, which is amazing. He has allergies and he has a sensitive tummy. The chicken and rice formula works really well for him. He also has a shiny and soft coat. There's no wiry or frizzy hair.

I used Diamond for years until they had the problem back in the '90s. I went to three different brands. I used NutriSource for a while. Diamond Naturals and NutriSource are pretty even as far as the types I use. I ended up making my way back to Diamond because I feed the Naturals line now. I have fed the Naturals line for 10 years. I could get Diamond locally versus having to drive for 45 minutes to go get the NutriSource. Diamond Naturals is also very cost effective yet very good dog food.

We use The Diamond natural and it contributed a lot to our dog's health. No yeasty ears, no yeasty feet and maintains weight at an even rate. They never get really skinny and they never get really fat. I always recommend my people who buy my dogs never change them. I can tell right away when they change their food because they're calling me, "What's wrong with my dog? He must have fleas. He's scratching a lot." I say, "Did you change the food?" "Yes." I say, "Put him back." However, I can't find the puppy biscuits anywhere since December. I also don't get a sample of the little biscuits for my people. As a breeder, it's very important that they continue with the same product because the cookies don't have all the other things that people need, like the corn and those fillers that they put in.

I'm a small-time dog breeder and I notice that my dogs and puppies are healthy with Diamond. I use the Hi-Energy for the dogs and then the Puppy Diamond when they’re little. I love it. We just had a litter of six and I'm expecting a litter any day from my other one. I love to put a little sample bag in the bags that I sent home that Diamond sent me at one other time. I was gonna see if I could do that again and so they were on my list to call.

I like the fact I can get a big bag of Diamond at my local Tractor Supply store at a very competitive and reasonable price. No crazy tv or radio commercials and always got plenty in stock. I also donate your brand to the food bank as they are always looking for dog food as many people struggling to feed pets as well.

We have multiple dogs and I've found that all of them like the Diamond Pet Foods. They used to like a food at first and then not want it, which we haven't found that to be the issue with Diamond. It works for us because then we're not running around buying all different varieties and brands of food. Also, one of my dogs has allergies and that seemed to clear up. I'm satisfied.

We use the Diamond Pet Foods puppy for our puppies, and then we use the premium adult for our adult dogs. The dogs seem to have good energy. They're healthy and we've never had any sickness or illness with them.

We have some friends who are in the dog breeding business and Diamond is what they have always used and recommended to us. So, we started using it and we love it. We use the Adult All Life Stages for the adults, and then we use the Small Breed Puppy, and the Diamond Natural for both. The dogs do well after their litters. Their coats always looks nice, and they have solid stools. Just overall good health. Diamond always provides us with sample packets to send home with the people who buy our puppies. We always thought that was very nice of them. Also, they are always quick to respond whenever I need to email them and ask them for new samples, and they get them shipped out quick.

I have been feeding Diamond for over 20 years. All of my pets have done so well!! 5 dogs and 6 cats total. Naturals and Weight Management have kept my pets healthy and happy! They love the taste and I recommend it to every one of my pet parent friends and acquaintances.

I usually use the Diamond Natural Small Breed Puppy and I like that it has higher protein content. The tiny pieces are better for smaller breeds. It's just that a little bit less fat content would be nice.

My 2 beautiful large Akita pups have been eating Diamond Naturals large breed puppy food since they were 4 months old. Now, at 13 months old they are thriving & their coats are beautiful. They are healthy and energetic. The price is exceptional for a quality product! I refer all my friends with new puppies or older dogs to try the Diamond family pet food.

My English bulldogs first food was Diamond Puppy and they loved it. Right now at a year old they still love Diamond just in adult lamb and rice. They have be growing well and always enjoy feeding time. I like the fact that the ingredients are natural and that they include probiotics for my bully's sensitive tummies. They love the taste and enjoy the can food as well.

I have fed Diamond Naturals Lamb and Rice as well as Diamond Naturals Large Breed Puppy formula for 15+ years and I love it! My dogs are healthy, well muscled, have beautiful skin and coats, they are fit and have lots of energy. My Rottweilers, dobermans and German Shepherds all have done fantastic and are long lived. My veterinarian says my dogs are fit and at perfect weight.

I have been feeding Diamond Maintenance for over 8 years. With a household of four normal dogs and we take and rescue and fosters having a quality dog food is important and diamond has proved itself time and time again. Thank you for making outstanding product, my dogs love it so much they lick the bag clean.

We have standard poodles and we use Diamond Naturals Adult Beef & Rice Formula for our adults and Diamond Naturals Large Breed Puppy Food, which is a lamb & rice formula for the puppies. They do good on it. They’re on a stable weight and their coat looks nice.

I use Diamond Naturals, the lamb and rice, for my English Mastiffs. They eat it and they like it, so I just stuck with it.

Diamond is a good mid-priced food. I like the no wheat, no corn, no soy. I raise Goldendoodles and Golden retrievers and it seems to be pretty good for them. I like that the fat content in a lot of their foods is high and the protein content is medium. I used to be an animal nutritionist at North 40 Outfitters and I've tried other foods. But my puppies look better on Diamond than they do on a lot of food. Sometimes, I look at that, there's corn and wheat in it and stuff like that for just the regular Diamond puppy food. Their coats are shiny, they're gaining weight, and they do well on it. Their diarrhea isn't extreme. I give a sample out to everybody that takes a puppy. I just wish Diamond has a frequent buyer program. That would be nice.

We breed our dogs and we use the Diamond Large Breed Puppy food and Lamb and rice also. Their coats are shiny. We haven't had digestive issues with any of them. When we give away the puppies, we contact Diamond and they give our breeder packs depending on how many puppies we have then they send them out and we pass those out with the puppies when they go home. We're happy with them.

We like the Diamond Natural Lamb and Rice. I had an English bulldog that was pretty sensitive and it seemed to work for him. We have beagles now and since giving them Diamond, their haircuts are very nice and they're healthy. We're very pleased with it.

I had fed my dogs Blue Buffalo. It had byproducts and my dogs had stomach issues so I wanted to try something different with different ingredients. Diamond's ingredients seem like they're good. My dogs have healthy weights. They're not having the stomach issues they had in the past. Diamond seems to keep them very consistent. It is an affordable dog food and you know exactly what your dog’s getting. I use Diamond Naturals and I do the Large Breed Puppy for the puppies. We got all the puppies started on it and everyone except for one has kept them on Diamond. The bigger dogs are eating the Large Breed Adult. The only challenge that I've had is it doesn't seem like it's sold at that many places. People can't always find it. But I can always buy it online from Tractor Supply. It also seems like Petco is now carrying it but it's only online.

I'm a breeder and for the adult dogs that we have, I use Diamond Maintenance and for the puppies, I use Diamond Puppy. Their coat is easier to manage and their stool is more solid. The dogs like the taste of their food and they always eat it. I also love their breeder program. They send me a brochure along with two sample bags per family and I include all of that with their puppy pack when they pick their puppy up. I absolutely recommend to all my families that pick up a puppy to stay on Diamond food and products. I am completely satisfied with how my dogs react to the food and the cost for the quality is fantastic.

We had tried Purina Pro Plan and American Journey. We didn't like that a lot of Purina’s stuff had corn soy and wheat in it. We do Diamond Naturals and it's corn soy and wheat free so our dogs' skins look great. We have no allergy issues since switching to Diamond Naturals. We were having some major ear problems with Purina Pro Plan. A couple of our females developed hot spots which are attributed to too high a protein. We did have them on a very high protein diet through Purina but for some reason Diamond’s clean formula works.

We have been feeding Diamond Maintenance and Diamond Naturals for over 20 years to our personal dogs and foster whom come and go, the foster adjust well quickly to diamond food, while my personal dogs like the taste and have had good long healthy lives. Always revive Complement on their coats.

I currently own three dogs weighing just 7.5 lb. Papillon x Chihuahua to 100+ lb. Great Dane cross who are now all seniors. The senior dog chicken, egg & oatmeal formula is just the thing I was looking for when I decided to switch. It has lower in calories to offset reduced activity levels of my aging pups, but not the nutrient that they need to maintain their good body conditions and health. All three dogs are doing well on it. It's a solid value.

I find the company & products to be top quality all around & I let others know this very passionately. They truly deserve the positive attention I give them due to the fact that they give the same to customers & my Lil’Gracie loves it! As you can see lol (w/a couple of photos).

Since my dog has been on sensitive stomach by Diamond dog food she had no stomach issues. And she loves it! If your dog has any stomach issues please try this. You will not be disappointed and your fur baby will be happy you did too! Thank you so much!!

I liked the ingredients that Diamond had. It never messed my dogs up so I stayed using it. I breed boxers and I send the litters home with Diamond samples. Diamond sends out the sample little packs which is really awesome. But I wish they would create a coupon booklet. Bil-Jac does that. They sent me a little envelope with a coupon so you can get percentages off.

We feed our dog a mix of Diamond Pet Foods and some other food. She sometimes gets ear infections due to the beet pulp that's in Diamond. Our other dog had the same thing with certain foods. So, if we mix Diamond with another type of food, she's okay.

Diamond Pet Foods seems to agree with my dogs better. I've been using it over 15 years. I've used the various different formulas. I breed whoodles. They're a cross between a poodle and a soft-coated Wheaten terrier. I feed Diamond Puppy to the puppies. And at this point, I feed the lamb and rice adult version to my soft-coated Wheaten. I've kind of moved back and forth between the different varieties of their adult version of the different natural variety.

We weren't happy with the product that we were using and there had been some recalls. So we switched to the Diamond Line and we weren't thrilled with it. It's not a bad food but the quality is not there. We tried Diamond Naturals lamb and rice and we were astonished with the results that we got. It's actually in our contract that our new families feed Diamond Naturals lamb and rice. All our dogs are on full feed. With the Diamond Naturals lamb and rice, they eat half of what they do in the Diamond line. We buy Diamond by the pallet and it has cut our food consumption down by 40% when we switched to Naturals.

I have been a fan of Diamond Pet Foods for probably over 20 years now. I've fed every dog I've ever owned Diamond dog food. I've started generally with their puppy brand. Right now, I'm raising Goldendoodles. I have three Goldendoodles. They also eat the salmon and sweet potato mix, and they absolutely love it. I get good results off of skincare and coat care. I can't say enough about it. I usually order that stuff, either from my local feed store here, Chewy.com. We usually order $300 worth of it at a time because these guys love it so much.

Diamond seemed to have the best ingredients and most protein and fat content that I was looking for for my dogs. I have German Shepherds. And so, they have higher energy and it's harder to keep weight on a couple of them. I use the Diamond Puppy for the puppies. I use the Diamond Naturals for my dogs. I’ve also used the Hi-Energy, and it works good, too. I can see my dogs have good shiny coats and healthy stools. I would definitely highly recommend Diamond.

Diamond Pet Foods seems to be a good blend and we recommend it because our dogs are active, have good coats, and I've had no digestive issues. We're breeders. We have German Shorthaired Pointers. Diamond has always been consistent with us.

I breed English Bulldogs, Boston Terriers, and Pugs. I've been using Diamond Petfoods on and off for years. I use Diamond Naturals Grain-Free and I've had a very good experience with it. But, the puppy food seems to be too strong and nutrient-rich. I'm gonna have to switch over to Science Diet cause my puppies have diarrhea all the time. Other than that, it's really good dog food. I was able to take advantage of their breeder's program and they send me samples I can send home with people when they pick up their puppies. The little package Diamond sends helps a lot because people know exactly what they're looking for for their puppies.

I got my first Dachshund from my breeder who used Diamond. She sent it home with the puppies and I continued to use it. They like it because they’re smaller bites and Dachshunds are just smaller and it’s easier for them to eat. It’s a healthy food, it’s high-quality, and it’s also affordable. They are healthy puppies and they have nice, shiny, beautiful coats. Sometimes vets have tried to get me to use other things and they just won’t eat it.

I love Diamond Pet Foods. I've been feeding it now for about seven years and I have never had any problems with recalls. I have breeding females and when they're lactating, I feed them the Puppy because it's a higher protein. When they're not and they're just in between their cycles, I feed them the Hi-Energy, and it doesn't upset their stomach. I can just swap them back and forth. I used to give my stud dogs Sportmix. Thank God I took them off of that because there was a terrible recall on it. I thought I'd go a little bit cheaper with them. But then once I got them over onto the Diamond, I noticed their hair coat changed almost immediately.

I have been feeding numerous dog foods for quite a few years now. I finally came across Diamond Naturals chicken and rice it is the best dog food for the money. I have raised black and tan coonhounds for 40 years, I know what a good dog food is. This dog food is a great dog food at a working man's price. Thanks Diamond!

Diamond was recommended by a fellow breeder. We breed Huskies and German Shepherds. We have at least one litter a month, sometimes two. We use the Diamond Puppy, the one in the purple bag. The breeding mothers eat that all the time that they're pregnant and when they're nursing. The mothers eat that exclusively. Then, we also transition the puppies onto it. It's the higher protein and fat content that we appreciate because a mother that is making babies or is feeding babies needs the extra nutrients. We have really good results. We've noticed better health among our puppies and fewer puppy deaths since we've been using the Diamond. We appreciate the help that Diamond's given us with the sample bags that they give us to send on the way with the little puppies when we send them home. Diamond is a good product, good company, and a good price.

I was off and on with Diamond Pet Foods over a number of years but it has been five months since I got back on it. I'm a breeder and I was using a different dog food, and the puppies’ stomach didn't do good on it. So, I switched over to Diamond and I’m still using it. I sent them an email to try and get the samples to send the puppies home. The box arrived but it was too late. I'm about to have another litter though. When you have the litters, all the people ask what you're feeding them so the samples are great to be able to give them that. Diamond could improve on the cost though. I spend more to get that bag than the other brands that I've used before.

I used Diamond Pet Foods before. I found it at Tractor Supply, and I use the Lamb and Rice. My dogs did well on it, so I kept using it, until the price went up. Then I started using the base meal and my dogs started getting sick on it, so I took them off of it. Their stools were firm. Not soft and mushy. I used the Diamond Naturals because of the no wheat, no corn, and no soy. And then, after I took them off of it, I started using Victor dog food because it has the same no wheat, no corn, and no soy in it, and it was cheaper. I am still using Diamond. I'm not using Diamond Naturals, but I'm using the Diamond cat food, and the Diamond Hi- Energy dog food, along with the Victor. I switched the cats to the Diamond cat food because everything I fed them made a mistake. They're doing great. They haven't been sick.

I liked the way the coats looked on the dogs that were using Diamond as well as the health. It has a probiotic in it. I have shepherds and they’re hard feeders. It’s hard to find something that's good for eight dogs. I just started Diamond this summer and I’m using Diamond Naturals All Life Stage Chicken and Rice. Since I switched the dogs on it, their coats are shinier and they poop less. They eat less. My older girl is a little overweight and she’s doing great. She’s at about four cups a day and she's down 10 pounds in four months, so that's perfect. I like it.

We breed Siberian Huskies and Dobermans. We've been using Taste of the Wild High Prairie for almost a year now mainly due to the ingredients that's in it, along with the reviews, and especially that Taste of the Wild is one of the best brands for Siberian Huskies, Alaskan Malamutes, and so on. So far, we seem to like it. So does our families of our puppies.

I was having issues with the previous food and my dogs were having the runs. I saw several people recommending Diamond so I decided to give it a try. When my puppies go to their other homes, I put the Diamond on a Ziploc bag and I say that this is what I'm feeding them and I suggest for them to continue this. For the puppies, I use the purple bag, and for the big dogs, I do the red or maroon. We use the high energy for the big dogs. I breed the French and English bulldog. You normally hear that they have skin allergies. But since I changed to Diamond, I haven't seen the skin allergies often. It helps them with the skin, especially with a rug. With the Diamond, it's more solid. My experience has been great. I saw a change in my dog. I would recommend it for others to give it a try.

We're very pleased with Diamond. Our dogs do better on them and they seem to have better coats. I just started changing over to the fish and the lamb. I was just feeding the regular, like the Puppy and the Adult Active. It has more in it than just your regular dog food. I have Airedale terriers and Welsh terriers. We made a move and I wanted my Airedales not to be stressed out so we did not have any litters this year. My daughter-in-law took the Welsh. We have two females and those have had a litter each. I have one female breedable and I have another one that will be able to breed next year.

We had previously been feeding Nutro MAX Natural Choice and Diamond was much better price and easier to buy. We were from a small rural area at that time and getting to PetSmart would take over an hour drive and Diamond was sold locally. The ingredients were very comparable to what we were feeding with a lower price. We have bloodhounds and we have litter about every other year. Typically, we fill a Ziploc bag with the Diamond Puppy when we send home the puppies because that's what we feed our puppies also. But I finally got into Diamond's program where they send me labelled sample bags so it's not a little Ziploc bag of food. We use the Large Breed Puppy for the puppies, and then Lamb and Rice for our adults.

I saw Diamond Pet Foods in the store and picked them up one day and started using it and I really like it. I have a few small dogs, Chihuahuas and I just love it for them. I like the size of the morsel of the food and it’s great for their digestive system. When they have puppies, that’s what I start the puppies to eat too. One time, I was able to get some of those small bags from them. But I wasn't able to get the small sample bags anymore. Now, I really loved it when I can get the little bags to send with the puppies when they go home. But if I don't have those, I'll put the food in a Ziploc bag and the new owners know what food it is to feed them.

We've used Diamond since our first set of puppies that we had. We use the Natural for the healthier dogs. They don't have allergies when eating this food. It helps the overall health of the dog and with the way they poop. It's the best food that you can get on the market for your dogs. It's the healthiest food. The dogs enjoy eating the food.

I love Diamond. It's the only thing I feed my fur babies from puppy stage to adults. I have actually gotten people to switch from the brand they used to diamond and they all love the results. Their pets become more active and start looking healthier. I recommend diamond to all pet owners!!

I have Belgian Malinois and I've used Diamond on and off for seven years. I usually use the puppy formula whenever it started out and as they get older, I move to the extreme athlete. I feel that on the Diamond pet food, my dogs stay leaner, with less bloat. Their hair and skin seem to be less dry. I have less shedding with it. The only thing I wish is that the bags were constructed a little bit better. The bag was paper when I was buying it and I preferred the plastic bags. And they may be plastic now, but the store seems to bust a lot more bags during shipping and moving. A lot of times when you go to Tractor Supply or Rural King, the bags are busted and I have to buy Victor versus the Diamond. I try to buy a few bags at a time to leave at my house and if I buy the Diamond and it's got a hole in it, then it's spilling out and the dogs and the kids are trying to get in it.

We like Diamond's price point as well as the ingredients and the sourcing since the recalls. I left for a little while once all the recalls were going on, and then came back. We've been using it on and off for about 15 years. I'm a breeder, so I currently feed three different flavors. One is the Beef and Rice, and I'm currently looking for a replacement for that. Then I feed the Naturals Lamb and Rice, and then another is the Ancient Grains with Roasted Lamb. I breed Poodles and Whoodles.

We like Diamond Pet Foods. It's good for our dogs. We also use it for our puppies too. We like the lamb option. It seems to work well for them. We were buying some other food, but it was hard to get a hold of. So we moved to this and we've been really happy with it.

We breed Goldendoodles and we use Diamond Natural. We recommend it. The dogs don't have bad gas with the food. We send a bag home with each puppy. We've had a couple of our family members switch over to it too.

I started my lab, Riley, on TOTW, Salmon over five years ago. My friend who has an Australian Shepherd, Rascal, started watching my dog whenever I traveled. She thought it would be easier at feeding time to give both dogs the same food. She already had her dog on TOTW Salmon. She convinced me it was a better food, grain free, etc. I would feed my dog in the morning, 1/2 cup mixed with a tablespoon of Nature's Domain Turkey and Pea, grain free can food. Evening I would replace the can food with Chicken meat. Riley had no problems eating the food. Recently she stopped eating, and two seizures one day, and the next she could not get stand up on her own. Took her to the vet and had to put her down due to Brain Tumor. Riley would have been 14 yrs old this Oct.

We really love Diamond Pet Foods. We breed mini Goldendoodles, F1B. Our dogs are a mix between a purebred golden retriever and a purebred poodle. Then we take that Goldendoodles, which is what we own and breed them back to a full-blooded purebred miniature poodle, which produces the F1B Goldendoodle puppy. Diamond Pet is what we feed everybody, either the puppy brand or the adult brand. Every time we sell a litter of puppies, I give out one of their brochures on feeding. I don't make it mandatory, but I highly recommend that they continue on what we had been feeding.

My mother-in-law got me started on Diamond because that's what she has used for years with her puppies and older dogs. We happened to see how well it made them be more active and healthy. When we were using our old dog food or if we were out of it, we just got generic dog food and we could just tell our dogs were lazier and didn't seem to wanna get up and play. But once we went to Diamond, their energy came back and they were more playful. They're a lot healthier on the Diamond with better ingredients.

We breed dogs and we're pleased with Diamond. We like that our dogs' skin allergy has cleared up and their poop is more solid than when we had them on Victor. It's also very easy to get samples from Diamond.

We have been feeding our 6 mo old German Shepherd Bear Diamonds large breed puppy food for the last 4 months. He loves it and has had no issues. His coat is shiny, he is growing at a normal weight and is energetic. We have fed other dogs Diamond products in years past and believe Diamond offers a good quality product at a fair price. I also like that Diamond is manufactured here in Missouri.

I raised Miniature Australian Shepherds. I've tried multiple different feeds and Diamond just happened to be one that I stumbled upon. This is the second year we've been using the Naturals. We've been using the regular Diamond Maintenance just on our yard dogs off and on for five or six years. And then, when I started with my Aussies, they were a little finicky than my Lab and Goldens were before. So, I started with the Naturals and I love it. They do so well, even my puppies.

I have four German Shepherds and they can be a little sensitive to different foods. We went through three or four different brands and I tried the Diamond Naturals. It’s the only food that they’ll stay on consistently and not go off the food. And their coats look good. We ended up just sticking with that. Now when I breed, that’s what I put my puppies on and we love it. My long coat shepherd's coat looks so much better on Diamond than it has with any of the other food. We really like the lamb one. It seems to keep her in good shape. She’s very active so she burns a lot of calories. The lamb one seems to keep her coat really nice and keeps weight on her nicely.

I love Diamond Pet Foods. My parents use it. I just started using it for the puppies and the adult dogs once they told me about it. I use the Hi-Energy for the adult dogs where it has the high fat content because they're all working hounds and it keeps the weight on really good. They're not bloating or really skinny. My older one was on the Maintenance. He keeps his weight good. I also use the Puppy Formula. The only concern I have is the paper bags for the Hi-Energy and the puppy food and they do tear easily.

I gave Diamond Pet Food a good shot but I didn’t like it for my puppies. Their stool was too loose so I quit using it.

All my dogs seems to do good on Diamond Pet Food and I recommend it. It’s good food at a good reasonable price. I have Yorkies and Shih Tzus. I use the Puppy on all my puppies and the Adult on the adults. I moisten the Diamond Puppy and that’s what they eat straight from mom, and all seem to do good on it. If you’re switching over to Diamond, I always recommend people to do half and half for about a week and then take them off of the other food and totally on Diamond.

I breed Miniature Dachshunds. Other breeders recommended Diamond and currently, I'm using Diamond Naturals Small Breed. I’ve also used Purina Pro Plan Sport 30/20. Sometimes, if the dogs are on Diamond and the girls don’t come into heat, I switch their food and generally, within a month or so, they go ahead and get their cycle going and put them back into heat. They’re a couple of months late but still, it changes up their heat cycle.

We raise Australian shepherds and we had tried a different food before. We had a bunch of pups that had a cleft palate that we had to put down when they were on different food. We've been using Diamond for two and a half years now and we have not had that trouble with it. There is enough calcium and everything else that we need in there.

I like the Diamond Naturals, that’s what I was doing at. I started all my puppies with that, which I still recommend them being on the puppy food, the Diamond Natural Puppy for all the puppies. Diamond own Taste of the Wild as well. And then, they came up with the Taste of the Wild Prey. So, I switched from Diamond Naturals to Prey. If you get any picky eater, you give them Diamond Naturals and I guarantee they'll eat it. After my puppies were born, I had a professional photographer take pictures with the Diamond Natural dog food bags there with them. It was really cute. A guy just came on Saturday and picked up some cat food and he said, “All my cats won’t eat anything.” They're indoor cats. I said, “Try the Diamond Naturals Indoor cat food.” And he said, “They won’t eat it.” I said, “Yes, they will.” So, he took it. I haven’t heard from him yet. But I’ll guarantee, they absolutely love it.

We got Poodles and Goldendoodles and we've been using Diamond Pet Foods for them for six years now. We like its quality. It has nutrients and supplies that we needed for our moms and our babies, and then even for our older generational dogs. I use all stages, puppy, small breed, and all the different formulations. I've had other families feed the same thing and I thought it was great. They know what it's all about. I send the pamphlets and stuff that Diamond sends me for their families.

We have German Shorthaired Pointer, Cockapoo, and Bernese Mountain Dog and they all use Diamond. It was recommended to use by a breeder. It's economical as well and our dogs have grown well on it. We breed and we feed Diamond Naturals small breed and large breed puppy. We send the puppies home with Diamond too. We prefer the ones that have some grain in them. This is what works well for us.

We give Diamond Natural, lamb and rice, to our French bulldogs. When we have litters, we send them to new homes with Diamond as their bowel movements are a lot better on that product. I tell the customers that the product is easy and accessible. They can get it at Menards which is a pretty big chain of stores in our area. It has less ingredients in it which the French bulldogs need because of their allergy issue.

We breed bloodhounds and we have been feeding them Pedigree large breed puppy food. Every time we had a litter, that was what we had been feeding as well and they had done fine. Then, I had a litter that started upsetting its stomach. I went to my local feed store and got Diamond, and we stuck with it ever since. I also send puppies to their new homes with Diamond samples as the people wanna know what the puppies are eating because they can get tummy troubles just from the stress of changing. And if you add to that by changing food, it makes it worse. We have mini issues with tummy troubles. There are some foods that I have tried or had to substitute with just because maybe Diamond was out of stock and we live in a very small town. My adult dogs sometimes don't like it as well. They won't just eat it like they will their regular stuff sometimes.

We’ve been breeders for over 40 years, and we got started on Diamond. We liked it especially the Naturals.

Our dog is 13 years young now. Gizmo a malamute/retriever mix has a very sensitive stomach and had diarrhea all the time. Since we switch to Diamond Natural Senior chicken, egg, oatmeal. Our world has change. We saw the difference In about 1 week. Diarrhea has completely stopped and his bowels are normal. He has more energy how also. He acts like he feels better also, so we are thinking his stomach is better also. We loved the dog food, it has given our dog a better quality of life. I would Highly Recommend it for Senior Dogs.

I try to give the best for my dogs. We’ve used Diamond for probably about 12 years. We had good results with it. Now that I have an Australian Shepherd we continued to use it. I use puppy and high energy and occasionally, we use maintenance.

We raise golden retriever puppies and we start them on Diamond Naturals Large Breed Puppy whenever they're three weeks old. That’s what we send our new puppy owners with as far as our recommendation for the food to use. We really appreciate Diamond having a good product. It's good for them not only for their coats but for their skin and any allergies anybody may have. A lot of golden retrievers seem to have a lot of allergies, but we haven't noticed any since they're on good food. Sometimes dogs have irritation and you don’t know what's going on or what's the problem, but a lot of times it is linked to the fact that there's a lot of fillers and artificial stuff within their daily food. So, we just try to give them a good wholesome one and we’ve found that in Diamond Naturals.

I'm a breeder and Diamond has been good. I have heard about it 15 years ago at a dog hunting venue. It was popular with the other townsmen there and that was when I started using it -- I got serious with it about four years ago. I like it, and the price point is good. My schnauzer's coats look good, their muscle structures are good, and they have good energy. My only issue, however. would be soft poop consistency. And so, when you got to scoop their poop when you are out on a walk, it is a little difficult. But other than that, I’ve enjoyed using this. I use the purple bag of the puppy whenever they are small, and I like the beef and rice Diamond Naturals. Overall, I'm a happy customer.

Our Collies and Cadoodles, which are collie poodles, have allergies and they seem to thrive nicely on Diamond Pet. I put a little enzyme for cautionary purposes, but we've beeing using Diamond Pet for at least eight years for our puppies. We’ve had great success with the lamb and rice, so we just stick with that because we have had some puppies with a chicken allergy. I like sending the puppies home with samples and before Diamond Pet had them, I would make up little baggies. The samples are nice so they could be seen and the name won't be forgotten as easily.

Diamond Pet Foods has all the natural stuff, the vegetables, and the probiotics. We were breeding for the last few years. The first litter, we kept. The second litter, we had 10. The last litter we had five. So, 15 different people got Diamond Pet Foods. We gave a little goody bag with all the information and the samples that they sent us. Then at least one of my girls gets rashes under her armpits, like scaly skin, and this stuff really helps out. We love it and recommend it to everybody. You couldn’t ask for a better spokespeople. The price is pretty decent compared to some of the other major brands, and in our opinion, the product is better.

We absolutely love your product, we have 4 dogs, so we buy the 40lb bag at our local Menards. We also like buying it there because of the price and their 11% rebate. Sometimes we also buy the can wet dog food as well. It has gotten to a point that our dogs won't anything but your product. We know that Diamond Naturals is all natural, no by products or preservatives, so we know that they are eating good quality dog food.

I’ve used it for 30 years. I have gotten those little sample packets to take home. I used to always just put them in Ziploc bags and then I got online and ordered those. I got three litters right now that’s about to go home so I need to order again. I called someone last time to order and the process was very good.

I have Australian Shepherds and on average, I have 10 litters a year. Diamond was easily accessible to me and my dogs did very well on it. It was better than what I had been feeding them. The price was very reasonable too. I've been using Diamond for maybe three years now and I just started sending puppies with their samples this past year along with the pamphlet. I tell the owners that that is what the puppy has been on and how well my dogs do on it. I let them know that we feed our adults the Diamond as well. We feed them the Diamond Naturals Extreme Athlete. I tried so many different things before. I would have one dog that did get on something and one that didn’t. I was having a lot of lose stool and such. But on the Diamond, everybody has good energy, nice coats, good stool, and no health issues. They all like it.

I've been using Diamond Pet Foods for several years. I have Shar-Peis and was trying to find the best diet for them. Diamond seemed to be the most economical and healthiest diet for them. You hear about skin issues but I never have had any issue on that food with them.

Diamond Pet Food is all-natural and it’s for all life stages. I've been using Diamond for my French Bulldogs for about a year now. I like that I can use it for my puppies and my adults. I had a little bit of a problem with mold in a bag that I opened. There were molds on the individual pieces and it probably was a total of two cups worth of food that was moldy. I ended up taking it back to the store and they replaced it. I was not happy with that situation at all because if I hadn’t caught it, my dogs would have been eating moldy food.

The breeder was using Diamond Pet Foods but we noticed that our dog had the runts so we stopped using Diamond and I started making my own dog food.

I’ve been on Diamond, the purple bag, for a few years. I used that with all my litters, because I breed German Shepherds and English Bulldog. I stopped for a while though. It seemed like the formula had changed. Everybody’s poops smelled horrible. My other dog couldn’t keep her weight. It wasn’t a good situation. So, we went back to Iams. And we recently just started back using Diamond. We've been using the Diamond Naturals, and it’s been amazing.

I'm a breeder and I use large breed Diamond puppy food for my Airedale Terriers. I also have Yorkies that I use the small breed Diamond Natural for. With it, my dogs don't poop as much and they seem to be healthy. I used to get the ears of the dogs done and after they got cropped, their ears stood up really well. In the last few years however, they don’t do as well and it’s because of lack of calcium. I contacted Diamond customer service about the calcium issue and the rep was rude. Still, I always recommend Diamond Pet Foods. They should give out coupons though.

It's been a year and a half that I've been with Diamond. With the number of dogs I have and the quality of nutrition, I have to buy so much quantity and I wanted to keep my budget down. So, the cost of the Diamond and the quality of the food just fit my budget. I breed long coat German shepherds and I send Large Breed Puppies with the Diamond samples. I sent an email and over the application. I got the samples but I wasn't told how do I keep getting more sample. I'm wondering who to call or if I email again.

I've been using Diamond Pet Foods for about two years now. I started with it because I liked the ingredients and my pets seem to like the taste. I use the All Natural and my pets seem to stay healthy whenever I use it. Their stool seems solid too. So, I thought I would stick with Diamond. I have Labradoodles and we have about four litters a year. We send the information with the puppies that is provided by Diamond. However, we did call in and speak to someone not too long ago about the bags not being sealed and they said they would talk to someone and address that. And just the other night, I was at a different location getting some Diamond food, not the same one I normally do, and it was the same deal. The bags were not sealed at the top.

I have golden retrievers. We used another dog food but I switched to the Diamond Naturals for about three years. It’s good stuff. We put our adult dogs back on the Diamond after having the pups and they got their luster back and gain weight. So we stopped switching them and only use the Diamond Naturals now. I have my adult dogs on the Extreme Athlete. During pregnancy and after they had pups they usually lose a lot of weight and they kinda lose the shininess of their fur but when they stay on that Extreme Athlete they stay healthy. They do lose a small amount, but that’s normal. But they never get where they're super, super skinny. My puppies stay really healthy. The milk production is insane while they're on there. It works great.

I breed several dogs and I've been feeding them Diamond for 15 years. I use the Naturals chicken and rice because it’s for all ages. It's a good quality dog food. Also, it’s available in multiple places and it’s priced in the middle. It’s not cheap dog food and it’s not gonna bust the bank. It’s affordable. It’s family-friendly.

I breed full-blooded AKC Labrador Retrievers and I have around five litters a year. I've been using Diamond for a couple of years, where I feed the regular Large Breed to the adult dogs and I send the puppies home with the Diamond Naturals Large Breed Puppy samples every time. I put on there that this is what I've been feeding them and that they need to continue. I noticed the puppies do well on it. They are always nice and fat, and their coats are shiny. They love eating it, so I have no reason to feed anything else. I'm totally happy with it.

We love Diamond and we've been using Diamond Naturals for 10 years now. Dog food review rated them as a 4-star dog food and it’s accessible to get. We raise Labrador Retrievers and they like it. All of them got great looking coats too. We mainly give them the adult lamb and rice, but we’ll mix it up from time to time with the beef, with the chicken, and another one they got there. But it’s usually those three that I mix up and that’s their main diet. They send us puppy bags too when we have a litter and we give away all that with the puppies too. We have 4 to 5 litters a year, anywhere from 30 to 50 puppies, and every homeowner gets one.

I'm a breeder and I have a few litters each year. And when you're dealing with Siberian Huskies, they're actually very sensitive to different foods. You need a food that’s high in protein and low in filler, because they don’t tolerate large quantities, but they're very active and they need a lot of high energy. Even though the Siberian Huskies are fairly large dogs, they typically, by and large, eat less than dogs their same size. I needed a high energy food and I never had real good luck with some of the same diets.

I bought a lot of Diamond Natural dog food before and that's the only one I bought because it’s all-natural. I don’t recommend the regular Diamond because it’s not natural. I believe natural is the way to go. I used the product over a year and I like everything about it. It was the only dog food that my German Shepherds acted well with due to their sensitivities to food. I have litters ever six months. The puppies thrived on Diamond.

I took my dogs off of Diamond a while ago. They were breaking out, and all of them started getting really itchy, and it was really weird. I thought Diamond changed their formula. Something different was going on, so I do raw now instead of dog food. I had been on Diamond for about four years. Initially, I looked at the reviews, and it was kind of a middle ground of a really good price and good product. I liked the naturals part of it because I’m all about natural things in food and good-for-you stuff. It was leaning more towards natural stuff and it was affordable. When you got seven dogs, you need something that doesn’t break the bank.

I’m a breeder. I have standard poodles. I currently have two females and they have one litter a year. I've been off and on with Diamond Pet Foods for about two years. I mainly do Taste of the Wild and they prefer Taste of the Wild over Diamond. But I like that Diamond Pet Foods has a formula regulated for puppies and nursing mothers. So, we give Diamond for a little bit, and then mainly Taste of the Wild. I go with what my dogs want. And if my dogs aren’t very happy on that, I go with the next healthiest thing that they have.

Diamond was recommended to me by the breeder that I used. We’ve had toy breeds before and I’ve seen such a difference in the coat. I’ve always had consistent quality and my dogs always look good. I breed Saint Bernards and the samples go with the puppies to their new homes. I would talk to the new owners and I give them my reasoning for using Diamond. I don’t require that they keep them on that, but I do encourage them to take the breeding information. I explain why I’ve kept my dogs on Diamond. As far as I know, most of them that I’ve talked to stayed with Diamond. I use the lamb and rice formula because I find that chicken is a big allergen with dogs, especially with Saint Bernards. I’ve not had any problems with the lamb, so that’s usually why I pick it. I’m very happy.

We’ve been using Diamond Pet Food for a couple years now. I breed Havanese and they litter at least every month. We use the Diamond Naturals. That’s what the puppies like so it’s what we put them on. We know our dogs and we know when something’s not right. So, if appetite goes down, if their feces isn’t normal, we know what to look for. And all that stays normal with Diamond. I’ve tried other brands and Diamond Naturals keeps them normal and healthy.

Diamond was recommended to us by our pet store. We have standard poodles and have one to two litters a year at most. We just had our first one and we have a few females. We've sold two of the puppies so far and the buyers appreciated the Diamond samples. That was a really good thing that they can have that confidence to see the packaging that they can go home with.

I breed standard Goldendoodle and I've been using Diamond Pet Foods for a year now. I really like Diamond's ingredient list compared to everything else that I've seen. And it's a mid-level price too. It's not the cheapest, but it's definitely not the most expensive. The ingredients and value for the money are definitely worth it. I send little sample packages when I send the puppies to their new homes, but I also package it up to a big enough bag to last them the first couple of weeks. I try to suggest to the new owners to get the dogs to stick with Diamond, but you can't control them once they're gone. When I have the puppies, I use the puppy version. I don’t have puppies right now, so my dogs are on Diamond Naturals, the lamb. With Diamond Pet Food, they have the perfect energy levels.

We wanted to find the best food out there that had the least amount of non-natural ingredients. We did a lot of research and we're very satisfied that we went with Diamond. I've been using it for about eight years now and everything has been great. I have an English Shepherd, a Goldendoodle and two standard Poodles, and I give them the lamb and rice flavor. We've only had one litter so far, our first try, and we sent them home to the new owners with Diamond food samples.

We raise Poodles, Maltipoos, Morkies, and Aussiedoodles. I’m sending them to their new homes with the Diamond Naturals. They sent me 60 packages and 30 pamphlets. Everybody is eating it good. This one has a nice small kibbles, a little bit smaller than the other dog food I had. And it’s easy for me to purchase because it’s right here at our local MFA. I’m supporting a US company, and I like that. I like buying local and my puppies are doing good. Hopefully, when they get to their new homes they will keep eating the Diamond Naturals because I just had people telling me, “The puppy didn’t wanna eat that other food.”

I've always liked NutriSource but we switched to Diamond because it was easier to get to. My husband liked it and I have family that uses it. They were about the same price. We've now gone back to NutriSource because we felt like it was better for our Golden Retrievers' coats and the puppies.

I use Diamond in small quantities in my mix, and it's in all my puppy food. That’s for my puppies that are being shipped out through the nation. I have Havanese dogs, and I have nine females, and they decide to come into heat more than everybody else’s females. So, I have about nine litters a year. I always send out food samples with the puppies, and they're all show quality when they leave here.

My three Frenchies are prone to a lot of allergies, but they've done really well on Diamond pet food. One time, I tried to give them some regular wet food as a treat, and it wasn't Diamond wet food, and they threw up. So, I just stick with what works. I have a seven-year-old Chocolate Lab too, so he's on the adult food. Then we use the puppy food for the nursing moms and puppies. I breed dogs and have two to three litters a year, and they seem healthy on Diamond. My aunt breeds dogs as well and she has had issues with some food, even if it was more expensive food and the dogs don't react well. We've heard negative reviews about certain foods on the news, but we've never heard anything negative about Diamond.

I breed Mini Aussies. I have 4 breeding females so I have 8 litters a year. Up there at my pet store, I like that the guy gives the 10th bag free and always gives a bag of cookies with it. I also like that protein is number 1. There are so many weird things going with pet food all over the place, and I’m finding that Diamond Naturals works well for my dogs. I've been using it for 4 years now and they don’t have any allergies to it. They all eat it well. My puppies scarf it down. The pellets are really tiny, so they can get it to the back of their teeth. They do real well. Their coats look good, they’re healthy, and everyone’s doing fabulous on it.

When we had our Golden Retrievers, we kept them off the food that the breeder had them on. They were shedding real bad and their hair wasn't shiny. Then we switched to Diamond and we saw a change. But I was getting a lot of feed from people who were more educated about food that there were some fillers in Diamond foods and it wasn't fairly good for my dogs. So I switched to Pro Plan and then to Science Diet and we got even better results. But if we had more people saying good things about Diamond, then we wouldn't switch because my dogs were doing good on it anyways. Still, I recommend Diamond as a cheaper option 'cause I did like it.

I breed European Boxers and I love the way this dog food makes my dogs look. Their coats are shiny, and they are healthy. It makes them stay healthier longer. The nutrients in it is better. I start them with the Puppy for a year, and then I switch them over to the High Performance and that is what I’ve kept them on. My older dogs even use it and they do fine. I also used Naturals for one dog that had some allergic reactions to some dog food and he did we with it. He did not have to have any medicines. I’m having four litters a year and I always send the puppies home with the Diamond Puppy Food. I've always liked this brand. My dogs have never been sick off of it, and my vet recommends it. I like everything about it, and you can’t beat the price. You can go over to Walmart and get bad dog food for the price that Diamond sells theirs.

I’m a breeder of Boston Terriers and I had 3 litters already this year. We used Diamond for about a year but I quit feeding it and I’m not recommending it anymore. We started the puppies on Diamond but then we took them off. I liked the smaller pieces and it’s better than the others. I got the blue ones and they sent puppy packs out. But I started to have puppy problems as they had diarrhea, so I switched them off of it.

We stopped feeding Diamond Pet Foods because between myself and my sister who is also a French bulldog breeder, we had two very sick dogs and the only change was the food. The vet said, the issue that they had that was that it acted like pancreatitis. I’ve raised dogs for 23 years and my sister for 30 years. For the first time ever, we had two litters of puppies that a few of the puppies’ ears didn’t stand. So, there was not enough calcium in it. The adults that got so sick weren’t even kenneled in the same building or the same state as one was in Oklahoma and one was in Maryland. We used it in the adults for about four months. My sister used it a little longer because she recommended it to me. We were feeding Royal Canin and we love it, but every time we turn around, the price went up. We were struggling to afford to feed so many dogs on that. It’s a shame because Diamond Pet Foods' price was very good. I thought the quality was good too.

I love that my dogs seem to have shiny coats and they are healthy. They never looked skinny. They always looked filled, and they look how they're supposed to be. As a breeder, that's really important. Another thing I love Diamond is every time I have a litter, I send it in, and they send me the puppy samples back, and then I make the puppy care packages. Then the new owners go home with them and continue to do that. For the puppies, I use the purple bag Diamond Puppy, and then for my adult dog, I use the chicken formula, the Diamond Naturals or All Life Stages.

I breed corgis and the last litter that I did, I sent them home with Diamond samples. I've got a litter that's going home on February 22nd and 23rd and I will send samples home so that they can continue on with the food that I'm feeding them. Then I bought my puppy food from my local Tractor Supply but I didn't but it in bulk.

I used to run a very popular labrador kennel, and I've been using Diamond for the better part of 15 years. My line of labrador retrievers is clean all the way to England and we had one of the purest choco lines in the country. Using Diamond always produces the healthiest puppies and their puppy formula also gave my dogs the energy to run the trials and keep up on their hips and elbows. I was feeding primarily Puppy, and then I also did Hi-Energy. I send the Diamond samples with the puppies home as well and I recommend that they stayed on it. Diamond has been the best most affordable choice for my dogs that worked really well. There was about a year and a half time period that Loyall tried to sponsor me, but I broke that contract and went back to them.

I'm a breeder and Diamond Pet Foods gives out a pretty decent pet packet, which was the main reason I use them. It's also convenient to get. We send puppies home with the puppy kit they give us. I tell people that I recommend it and to keep the puppies on it long enough so that they don’t get rickets. I’m not satisfied with the product though. It seems like all the products have the same problems. All dog feeds are made for couch potato dogs and not for breeders. The product keeps my Labrador Retriever females from coming in heat right. And they don’t conceive right. The vets at Ohio State says it’s because of the dog feed. We still have to give the dogs additives, like extra vitamins, so that they settle right and have enough milk.

I've been using Diamond for about 10 years and I love the all-natural puppy food. I feed the lamb and rice. It's just been amazing for my use. I haven't ever had a dog that has diarrhea because of dog food. For five years, I raised dachshunds and then I switched over to French bulldogs. When I take my puppies to the vet and have them checked, they're as healthy as they can be.

I predominantly breed and train Labrador Retrievers for both upland hunting and duck hunting, things of that nature. I also have a contract with K2 Solutions for explosives detection work. They provide Labradors to the Second Marine Division for IED work. I've been using Diamond for 13 years as I like the ingredients. I left for a while when they had an issue where it got contaminated corn. That was a bad thing but when something like that happens, it's more stringent on their operating practices. I then came back. It's been one of the few foods that I've been able to use. It also keeps weight on a lot of hunting breeds and also the Schutzhund dogs that I train for competition.

I used to use Diamond Pet Foods. I've gone down to a little less expensive food, but I do love Diamond. It's good food. I like the way it made the dogs look when they ate. They looked healthy. Their food wasn't mushy.

Diamond Naturals is the best for large and giant breed dogs. I have been buying Large Breed Adult Lamb Meal & Rice Formula and the Large Breed Puppy for for years and my dogs have thrived on it. They have grown at a steady pace and have been healthy as you could ever hope for. My current male Great Pyrenees Loki loves the stuff and has grown to a healthy 170lbs and not at all fat. Has plenty of muscle and could run and play all day. I have recommended the same food to new pyr owners in the area that have asked for my advice and have recommended Diamond Naturals to every dog and puppy owner I know.

I found another brand I like better. I'm using something that's a little bit more higher grade and a little bit more expensive, I can afford to now. But I still like Diamond. I'm a dog trainer and I refer my clients to it. I've been using it for several years. A lot of times the prices for what you get are really good deals. It's a wholesome food. I do a lot of shepherd class dogs, Dutch shepherds, German shepherds and Belgian shepherds. We do policing, search and rescue and protection dogs.

I breed Great Pyrenees and average about five litters a year. I buy them Diamond Pet Foods, mainly for the price, but the breeder I got my dogs from recommended it. For the pups, I use the Large Breed Puppy. And for my adult dogs, I use the Large Breed. It's the dark green color. I like the Naturals' ingredients. It keeps the dogs healthy and satisfied.

I heard that Diamond was good. I've been using it for a year now. One of my breeders had the dogs on Diamond grain-free. I continued then I switch them to Diamond Natural because I heard the grain-free was not good for dogs. I have standard poodles and twice a year, they have litters. It's once a year with one of the dogs. I give a ziplock baggie full of Diamond with the name on it when I send puppies home. The only thing is I don't know how to get the samples. Also, I wish Diamond would lower the price. Other than that, my poodles don’t go to the bathroom as much with Diamond.

We raise dachshunds and it's a joint venture. Our whole family works with it and everybody is involved. We have litters at least every month. We have a kennel so a litter comes in almost all the time. We feed Diamond to our adults and to our puppies. We've been using it on and off for a good 10 years. We like the value and protein content. On our adult dogs, we use the Diamond Naturals chicken and rice. It's kind of a brown or gold tan bag. We mix the purple bag of the puppy food for our adult so they get a combination of those two. In the kennel, the moms and puppies get the blue bag of the Diamond Naturals. That's chicken and rice too. For over 10 years, Diamond has worked and my dogs eat it well so we're happy. I just hope they don't change the formula.

We have some Great Danes and some adult dogs and I've been using Diamond for probably 10 to 12 years. I use the Naturals brand and it’s fine with Diamond. The pet food helps in my dogs' weight and shiny coats.

We were switching foods because one of our dogs wasn't able to keep her weight on. We tried Diamond. We have Labs and we've been using it for almost two years now. We breed once in a while, and we start the puppies with the Diamond Natural puppy. When we have a litter of puppies, we used to get the small bags to give to the people. At one point, we had an issue. So, we ended up just buying a big bag of it and then putting it in smaller bags and telling people, "This is what we use," and we usually give them a print out of all the facts of the food and how much to give them. Right now, our grown dogs are on the Hi-Energy. Everything is good with them. Their energy is good. Their coats are fine.

I was very satisfied with Diamond. I was quite a regular, and then all of a sudden, my four dogs kinda stopped eating it. I even tried a fresh bag from another store. I tried a different flavor of that brand and they were getting really picky. I breed Silver Labs and I have a standard poodle as well and she kind of followed suit. And so, I dug into it a little bit. I cleaned out my water. I washed my bowls and cleaned out the area. Maybe they need something fresh, and it didn’t really go like I wanted it to. I couldn’t really find any answers. So I stopped using it. I’ve always heard it was good food, especially being quality. Maybe not the top-notch out there but it is very well priced for the quality of food that it was. And so, I really had no complaints up until they stopped eating it.

I've been using Diamond for like 20 years. The first dog that I had on it passed away at 14 a couple years ago. Even years ago, I was aware that the garbage food brands don’t grow a dog right. There was one good store down in Sioux Falls and the lady there said, “Well, let’s try this with your puppy, see how he does.” My dog was badly in worms and everything else that was digestive upset, and nothing was working with him. So, we went right into the Lamb and Rice puppy. And ever since then, anybody that’s having a problem with their dogs, I get them on to switch over a Diamond product. People see yeasty ears disappear, yeasty feet disappear, and skin coats improve. It’s been an all-arounder.

My dogs have been on Diamond for at least three years. Diamond is awesome. I will not feed my dogs anything else. I breed Rottweilers. Rottweilers have to have a better quality food because of their hips, elbows and spines and just being a large breed dog. When you have them on Diamond, their coats look so much better. Rottweilers have that harder, denser rough coat and they're softer with Diamond. They grow up and when you do the OFA certifications, they get above average. And this is from 20 years experience of breeding them.

I did some research online and decided to try Diamond. I have three standard poodles, a Goldendoodle, a lab and a sheep-a-doodle, and I've been using Diamond for about three years. I have 60 puppies a year and I use the Diamond Puppy. I feed it to all of my breeding dogs year-round. I also always tell the new owners to continue with Diamond and keep them on the puppy food until they're a year-old. My husband feeds his two dogs with Diamond as well.

I have a Maltese and we've been using Diamond for the last nine years. We like it. We haven't had any problems with it so far. We have litters and we send puppies to their new homes with Diamond. I tell them that we've had real good luck. We feed the mommas the same thing too. They haven't had any allergies or anything with the amount of the stuff that it's in there, and they've been getting fat and healthy with them.

I switched to Diamond Pet Foods because their ingredients does not have corn in it. I've been using them for two and a half years, and I started the kennel or selling Goldendoodles around that time, and I just wanted to feed them a quality dog food. I’ve never fed anything else other than that. My dogs love it. I use the Diamond Naturals. I use All Life stages. It is grain-free. Just one dog had an allergy and I've used that. But everything I've read it off are concerned about the grain-free. They say stay away from it, so I've tried to stay away from grain-free. The brand is not so high-priced that it’s outrageous, but it’s not the cheapest on the shelf. I try to buy it when it’s on sale.

This will be my sixth year since I’ve been breeding and I’ve always stuck with Diamond because it works better for my bigger dogs. I breed Italian mastiffs, German Shepherds, and many Goldendoodles. I’ve got 25 breeding dogs, and I’ve got four litters on the ground right now and I’ve got six litters on the way. I used to feed Victor but it dries my big dogs' skin out. It was burning them up. It was too high in protein and they were having a lot of skin problems. So I switched to Diamond and it has made their coats a lot better. They did not lose hair and it didn’t dry their skin out. The Italian mastiffs' coats are silky and they don’t shed as badly.

I adopted a 4 year old Westie 6 years ago. When we got him home he would not eat any of the food we offered. We bought approximately 6-7 different brands that we ended up giving away. I came across Diamond's Chicken and Rice and he loves it! When his dog buddies come over they run to the food bowl and gobble it down. These visiting dogs love it and have no side effects with a change of food. The other dog owners are embarrassed that their dog was a piggy but I just laugh because it is so inexpensive and enjoy watching them eat it like a kid with a bowl of candy. Thank you Diamond for my happy healthy pup Felix.

I have 20 cats so I have kittens all the time and I've been using a lot of Diamond for years. I also give their samples to my customer and I need to order. I wish their grain-free was a little cheaper though. I use Diamond’s kitten food but I have some Persians that can't eat it. Some Persians can't tolerate all the grain and so, my Himalayans and Persians had to eat the Purina Kitten Chow. It puts good weight on them and they don't run right through them. I've also used Diamond’s dog food too because I used to raise a lot of dogs and I'm just getting back into that, so I will be using it for them but I gotta figure out what the Yorkies are gonna eat.

I have toy Australian Shepherds and mini Australian Shepherds. I also have a few poodles that we do the Aussiedoodles and we’re doing the crosses. I've been giving them Diamond pet food forever and I like the Diamond Naturals. I’m happy with the lamb and rice, but with the chicken, the stools were looser on the babies and I’m not sure why. I’m also not impressed with their regular Diamond.

I've been using Diamond Pet Foods for my dogs for 20 years. They don't put a lot of fillers or corn for the type that I use which is the lamb, chicken or the beef. And my dogs never had an allergy or a reaction. They always have a solid stool every time, so I've just stuck with the food all their lives. And I'm a kennel, so I suggest all of that to my customers as well. I breed labradoodles and goldendoodles and have litters every three or four months.

I like the size of Diamond's puppy food and also what the contents are like the formula. I breed Shih Tzus about five litters a year, and we routinely send the puppies to their new home with Diamond samples. I get it through Diamond. It’s super easy to do the transactions with them. I just email and then they send it out. It's much easier than any other company that we’ve ever used. So, that’s why we recommend it.

Breeding was kind of a hobby and I've got two Irish cream labs and two female bulldogs. We use a bag of Diamond pet food a week. I use Diamond Puppy all the time, nothing else. I had tried a lot of different kinds of dog food. But I knew I had to feed the mothers higher protein when they are pregnant and then the puppies also had to have it. I had soon discovered that they do better just letting them on it all the time. I keep them in shape and I give them additional vitamins during their pregnancy.

We've been using Diamond in the last four years and it's doing great. We use the Puppy, the Maintenance and the Hi-Energy formulations. We chose Diamond based on the research on the food and we get free pet samples to send home with our litters. Diamond backs up their product really well. We also always add extra to the samples so the customers have a good five days of feed in case they don't have a local Diamond dealer. Our pups go all over United States. We breed Labrador Retrievers and we usually have four litters a year. The puppies do really well with the Puppy stuff, starting at four weeks, watered down. They have a lot better solid poop.

I've been using Diamond Pet Food for my dogs for the last 15 years. I like the quality of it better. My dogs eat less, the stool mess is not as bad and the coats are really nice. I like the Diamond Naturals the best because it has probiotics and prebiotics in it, and it has a lot of Omega 3s in it too. I get a lot of nice, shiny and fat puppies on that food. And my adults do well on it too. I have Poodle, Chihuahua, and Dachshund. I have about 25 dogs now and we have puppies coming through all the time. I was getting Diamond Naturals samples to send home with the puppies and I needed to order some more. It is my favorite puppy food. I just wish I could find it easier in my area. I’m state-licensed and I breed dogs for a living. And when I go to the stores and I can only find an 18-pound bag, it’s never enough. So, I have to sometimes get other brands and mix because the stores don’t carry quantities that I need.

We breed Labrador retrievers and we have litters usually about once a year. Diamond helps them stay healthy. It's good quality, and we can get grain-free. I just sent home a litter of puppies with dog food in the last couple of weeks. Everyone's happy.

I feed multiple dogs. I started out with the boxers, and now, we raise standard poodles too. I've been using Diamond for 10 years because of the availability. The puppy foods is in a purple bag, and we feed the green bag Diamond to our adults. The dogs have good stool and no irritation. They have good coats.

This dog food has truly been the best I have ever given my dogs. They both love it and look great because of the change I made from other company. Both my dogs have soft shiny coats and are at the perfect weight. If you have true American dogs like the coons and cur dogs definitely try this brand out.

My dogs started out eating the dog food but all of a sudden they stopped and would not touch it. I bought this product through Chewy.com and they dropped weight like crazy. Had to toss 3 40lb bags in the dump. I would not recommend this product to anyone. BEWARE.

As a breeder of German Shepherds for the last 10 years we've been using Diamond Naturals chicken and rice with great success. An all life stages food, we use this with our puppies, our adults and our seniors, then recommend it to all of our clients who get puppies from us so that they may enjoy the same level of quality nutrition and care solidly backed by Diamond. Anytime I've had a problem or a question I get a response from the company within 24 hours so I've only had to contact them twice with questions and received a response immediately. So a great food, great customer service and we are very pleased.

I adopted an adult Great Dane. She was malnourished and just didn't like any food. I had used Diamond in the past and tried it for her. The change was almost immediate. She cleans her plate, her hair is shiny and she has filled out nicely. All thanks to Diamond Naturals.

Our Toby is 9 months old and is thriving on Diamond Naturals small breed puppy kibble. The quality of each bag is great and I've never had any trouble with him not wanting to eat it. The price is very reasonable for the amount received in each bag. We will continue to feed him Diamond Naturals when he transitions to adult food without any worry.

Switched to Light Adult Dog Lamb and Rice when my lab/Springer dogs were severely overweight. They are both now a healthy weight. My female lost over 20 pounds! She is 9 and acts like a puppy again. Their coats are so shiny. They both love the taste of their food. Great dog food!

Diamond Extreme Athlete has been a phenomenal food for my two extremely active Belgian Malinois. They actually gained some weight, their stool is firmer after our switch from another dog food supplier, and their coats are so soft and shiny. Thank you Diamond for making a great food that not only makes my dogs look amazing but also meets their nutrition needs.

We have tried several brands with the pets we have rescued. We take in pets from owners that can no longer care for them rather than see them go to shelters or on the street. We have had issues in the past with different foods as far as skin and stomach problems to not liking the food. I also do not like all the extras some of the brands use. We just adopted a min pin that had very loose stools several times a day. My neighbor suggested Diamond brand. We have had him and our others on Diamond now for two weeks and the stools are normal. Right now we have 4 dogs and 5 cats. Varying sizes and ages but our whole little fur family loves the new Diamond food. Thank you so much for giving them such good food to eat.

I have been using both Diamond dog foods and cat foods since the early 1990's. I have raised and maintained my large breed livestock guard dogs on it, first the large breed puppy food, then the Hi-Energy for maintainence. My dogs are outside working 365 days a year in all weather conditions. They will not use shelter and sleep outside in the snow in the winter. With Diamond Hi-Energy they have all maintained body condition regardless of extreme temperatures. My English Mastiff lived to be 12 on this diet, which is rare for a giant breed.

I have been buying Diamond Naturals chicken and rice since September 2018 and I haven’t had any problems until I bought a new bag on June 29th. I started giving the new bag of food to my 3 dogs the next day (6/30) and on Monday (7/1) around midnight my healthy 7 year old Aussie/Border Collie started having diarrhea. I assumed he must have got into something in our yard until he started vomiting and having bloody diarrhea. Tuesday morning he was refusing food and water so I made him boiled chicken and broth to keep him fed and hydrated. On Wednesday, he was still sick and at this point only pooping bright red blood and quite often, but he was still active and hydrated so I held off on taking him to the vet.

I heard from other corgi breeders that Diamond works really well with the corgi breed and that they didn't have any problems with using it. So I used it as well. I've been using the Diamond Natural small breed puppy. My puppies are in good health. Their teeth are great, and they're not covered in tartar. Diamond is very good for them. So go ahead and try Diamond. They have many options to choose from and you can't go wrong with it.

We had good luck with Diamond. Our vet recommended it and we've been using it for about four years now. We breed boxers and we have four litters a year. They live in the home with us and we don't have a kennel. We use Diamond Premium for the large dogs then we use Diamond Puppy if they're a year or under. We also use that for our puppies when they're here or for pregnant mommas. We have a nine-year-old as well and we use the Senior Naturals for him. Then we send the puppies home with samples of Diamond Pet Foods and a lot of the owners stick with it. So far, our dogs seem to have done well on Diamond. We have two dogs that have sensitive stomachs and we haven't seen much of that in it at all.

Diamond pet food is the most amazing product I’ve ever used and I've been using it for 35 years now. Another breeder told me about it and I’ve tried other products but I always go back to it. Right now, I have small and large breed dogs and they all seem to take it really well. I use the purple bag Puppy then I use the Hi-Energy Adult. Sometimes, I’ll use the Diamond Naturals but not very often, just if I have an issue with a dog. I have a lot of dogs that live to be 18 and 19 years old, so it must be the food.