Ol Roy Pet Foods Reviews

My pup's health was fine till I put her on this trying to save money. Now she has bloody runny poop for the last 2 days. Will be taking her to vet asap but I will not be buying this product again or recommend it to anyone.

I purchased 2 large Ol Roy bones for my doodles as a treat. I gave them to the dogs and they ran outside in excitement. I went out to check on them not more than 5 minutes and the bones were so splintered and broken into small pieces. I had to gather them up and throw them away. (Picture attached.) Not only was this a complete waste of money but if I wasn’t right there to monitor, those splintered pieces could have killed my dogs! I will never buy an Ol Roy bone again and want to alert everyone who might purchase one in the future!

I bought a bag of the t-bone and bacon and I found black hairs baked in it. I have to change brands now. I have had to take a few bags back to store because sometimes it doesn't look like the same food. It looks like someone swept the factory floor and bagged it up to sell. What a shame. You wouldn't want to sweep up something for your family to eat I wouldn't think.

Sadly, my dog Chewy was caught up in the Ol Roy 2007 dog poisoning horror. It was so terrible, and some 17 years later I’m still upset by the loss of her and the lies the company told to the media that they would cover vet bills. I filed all the paperwork. I kept calling the hotline until it disappeared. I never received a penny. There is no price on a dog, but a company should be responsible for what they’ve done. And what they promised to the public, it was all a lie and a scam. Still waiting for my $1600 Ol Roy. Shame on you. She was my FAMILY. I loved her. And I trusted you to sell healthy products as advertised.

Three dogs/all sick - one had a stroke and we are putting her down. Don’t buy this even if you are low on cash. Lola was the smallest had a stroke, Jeff is a Bernice eats all the time isn’t eating. Lilly threw up.

I have two Labradors one male one female. The male went to college with my daughter. I trained my female to be a service dog. Nutrition for my dog is one of the most important things. I fed her expensive food and gave her only one treat Old Roy Munchy Bones. This Labrador has had diarrhea for a year and a half. Every single day I watched her struggle to go to the bathroom. I changed foods over and over. The veterinarian couldn't figure it out. It's not like she got a tons of different treats. We gave her one munchy bone a day unfortunately we are focused on the food destroying her health. After a year her nose was all dried her teeth were starting to have silver lines in them then her health rapidly started declining to where she put on 10 lb in 2 months but only eats the food of a 30 lb dog. This Labrador is 99 lb at this point. I was getting ready to go to University of Florida to see the best veterinarians.

I was drawn to a particular dog food brand at Walmart due to its reasonable price for the provided quantity. However, my dogs fell severely ill within a week of starting this food. I have spent the last four days attending to their health, with the situation worsening to the point of needing to take them outside every 35 minutes. They are still suffering from the food's effects. Prior to this, my dogs were perfectly healthy, raising concerns about the pet food's safety measures. I am seeking clarity on the accountability process for the negative impact this food has had on my pets. Currently, I am left with a large bag of dog food and uncertainty about the possibility of a refund, given our limited family income. It is my hope that no other pets endure such a harrowing experience.

First: trying to pull up your corporate office is impossible. Second: in the last month this was $9 and change. Three weeks ago it was $10 and change, last week it was $12 and change, today it is $13.97. I would love to know how much money y'all have stolen from us in the last years. People are abandoning their pets left and right. Not only can't we afford to feed our families we can now no longer afford to feed our pets. I'm truly disgusted with y'all and will no longer be buying your products.

We buy the same flavor and size bag every time as we have large dogs. We got a bag and the food inside looked nothing like the food on the outside for starters and it was apparent the recipe changed with no heads up or anything. New recipe contains red dye and our dogs' hair fell out. 3 out of the 4 dogs. So now we changed brands.

My fiancée and I are both disabled veterans and we were having our dog professionally trained to be a service dog. We only feed our dog Life’s Abundance highly nutritional dog food and supplements recommended by the breeder. I purchased an Ol’ Roy large femur bone as a treat for my dog. I have never done this before and was not aware that the FDA warns that these bones may kill your dog. I was not aware that Walmart has tried to get the manufacturer to put a warning label on these bones that is highlighted and better than the current warning that just says to supervise your pet with the bone. What is to prevent Walmart from doing the right thing and put their own warning on the shelf? I am sure it boils down to profits.