Taste of the Wild

I got a mutt that looks like a pit bull and Lab mix. We know she's part pit bull because she has that frame, but she's a little leaner. She was a stray, so we estimated that she was about eight months old at the time. She might be a little less than four years now. She's a pet and I just her to be healthy. Taste of the Wild was the one that had the lowest amount of carbs that was widely available and I've exclusively used that. I started out with the one that was mainly venison, a forest style one, but then I switched to the Southwest because it uses more pork and garbanzo beans.

I had owned a feed store and I carried Taste of The Wild at that time. We encouraged our customers to try it because it was good food. Up until then, they were one of our vendors that I carry the feed. So I'm still buying it from the feed store that we've sold to. I have also ordered it online through Chewy at one time but mainly, I like to support our own local feed stores in our local little town. So I try to give them the business instead of ordering online. I have also ordered it online through Chewy at one time but mainly, I like to support our own local feed stores in our local little town. So I try to give them the business instead of ordering online.

As we were trying to research a replacement brand, it seemed like Taste of the Wild was a low carb brand that was reasonably priced, which was why it was the one we chose. We have Akitas which are beautiful dogs. They’re all rescues and we don’t breed them. We often only have one but right now, we’ve got an older female and a younger male. The female is 10 years old and we've had her for a long time. She's playful. I don't take her on walks anymore but she always wants to go out on a short walk. The other one is a male and he's about five. He goes with me on the long walks every day. Taste of the Wild seems like a steady player and the dogs like it. We haven’t had any issues with it and they're always interested in dinner. The dogs are very healthy. They don't have skin issues or other problems. The dogs get regular exercise and the food has been a good steady contribution to their health. We've been happy with Taste of the Wild.

I'm a breeder and I had a male and female Bichon Frise. They're AKC so I let them have some litters, which they did. But now, I’ve decided to retire them. I’ve been using Taste of the Wild since 2016. It’s not that long but it’s a lot of bags of dog food. I would buy the puppy one also because the Bichon Frise would have hotspots every once in a while.

We have been buying dog food from this place called DogSupplies.com. They have a warehouse in Huntersville, North Carolina and we've been dealing with them for 10 years. They recommended Taste of the Wild to us and we've been using it for less eight years now. So far, our dog is very healthy. He's got a little bit of hip dysplasia, but he's about 12 years old. I got him as a rescue when he was about two and he's like a puppy sometimes. He likes the different flavors. They used to tell you that if you're gonna change the food, you should give them half of the serving of the old food and half of the new, but we just go from the different flavors and he's fine. As long as it's food, he doesn't care.

I used Taste of the Wild for about 5 years. Our breeder recommended it to us and we liked that it was grain-free. It's a good food and I recommended it to other people. But there’s a brand here in Texas that we like and it's comparable. It’s called Canidae. The only reason we started using that one is that it's higher protein and we’re able to use less of it.

Taste of the Wild works for my cat’s diet. He seems to eat it so it’s all that matters.

Taste of the Wild has done a good job. It's a great product. I noticed our Labradors seem to have more energy.

Our Yellow Lab has been on Taste of the Wild since 8 weeks old, now 3 yrs old has never lost the enthusiasm for breakfast and supper, obviously a yellow lab trademark. We've had yellow labs for the last 40 yrs and Taste of the Wild which was introduced to us by the breeder for our latest lab Tucker has been a great experience for both us and our dog.

I used to feed my dogs a raw diet, and then I'd gotten to where I couldn't afford it, so I switched to dry food. I got a puppy and she was eating Taste of the Wild then she got a growth on her. My other dog had a growth too. The only thing that I changed was their pet food, so I wondered if it was the pet food that was causing these growths. Taste of the Wild appeals to me, from the marketing to the dog food bags with pictures on them and the ingredients, and I wanted to keep feeding it, but I need to make sure my dogs are not getting more growths. My one dog has had a couple of them, while the other dog had one.