Taste of the Wild

I started using Taste of the Wild in 2006. At the time, I had adopted a pit bull and he had wildly sensitive skin and hot spots. He was a year and a half old when I got him and he had a lot of sores through to his tail. I quickly started experimenting with different kinds of foods for him and I did some of the Pure Vita salmon for a little bit. But that was a little bit harder to find and only one place had it. I found that Taste of the Wild worked really well for him and it was a little bit more readily available. He stayed on Taste of the Wild his whole life then eventually, my cats had it as well. I prefer it for the dog that we have right now as well just because it fills him up better. He’s more content. It feels like a healthier alternative. Taste of the Wild is just a better food for my pets. I live in the Midwest now and around my house, there are not many good dog food. I like to drive to a good dog store and get a big bag from our local place.

Taste of the Wild is my dogs' favorite food. I've been using it for about eight years now. It's grain-free, and that obviously made a huge difference in their diet. The amount of food that you feed them is less compared to everybody else. Their feces is a lot harder than the other ones, which means they’re absorbing all the nutrients they can, and that's great. I had show dogs and their coat was better too. About two months after I switched them over to TOTW, I started getting best in show with them. They definitely love the original, yellow bag, the Buffalo, whereas my Pug loves the lamb. We tried all the different flavors, and he doesn’t like the Mountain one very much, but he’s all over the lamb. I feed him the daily dose but I cut it in half. So, I feed him in the morning about 10 minutes before we leave in the morning for work, and then about 50 minutes after we come home, then we’ll feed him his second half of his full dose.

I've been using Taste of the Wild for 17 months now. I have two dogs and they’re both on it. When I was first introduced to Taste of the Wild, that was when I have my first dog, my first Cane Corso. And with Cane Corsos, they need a certain percentage of raw meat, liver, bones or organs itself, and Taste of the Wild gave me a step above the normal dog food. I went with this brand because of the raw meat that’s actually mixed in with the food. To have my Cane Corso on a complete raw diet is pretty expensive. So, Taste of the Wild gave me the experience of having the mixture of the chicken with the actual raw food as well. So, I give my dogs a healthier diet.

I want to say that the FDA is the same agency that has recommended Americans to eat more grains than protein and vegetables. Since this change we are fatter and more unhealthier than ever. So I don’t buy into this FDA report about grain-free dog food being a problem. It is the lobbyists and agency that is the problem here. Don’t you think that they would want to point our pets in the same direction if it meant the corn and wheat industries and their lobbyists would provide the right benefit $ to the agency in some form? Wake up People! Is your dog healthy? Mine is he has been eating TOTW HP and PS for 3 years and the puppy version before that. He has no health issues, his coat looks amazing, his eyes are bright and his nails grow the way they should. He is a show dog quality Belgian Malinois.

I bought Taste of the Wild for the first time at my local hardware store. I checked the ingredients and was satisfied with the ingredients as opposed to about every other food. The only thing is I wasn't sure about all of the different flavors, so I was trying to figure out which one of the flavors suited my dogs the best. And I noticed that whenever I would change flavors from bag to bag, there's a little bit of itching in my dogs. But otherwise, I am extremely satisfied with the company and how the dogs like the food and that it's healthy for them. It's one of the few that they like and it's good for them.

We rescue dogs. I have an Aussie shepherd lab mix, one lab and one husky. Chewy was always out of what I needed so I got into this little local pet store, talked to the owners, decided to give Taste of the Wild a shot and we've buying from them since. We use PREY - specifically the Angus. My dogs got a shinier coat. I've had to drop their food back just a little bit. But other than that, they're doing pretty good with it and it seems to be something they like to eat so we'll keep it at that.

One of my dogs is allergic to everything and Taste of the Wild doesn’t have a lot of junk in the stuff. Leo, a Boxer, is 12 years old, 60 pounds. Bella, a Pitbull Boxer mix, is seven years old. And the one that’s allergic to everything, a Pitbull Mastiff mix, is five. I use the the bison and venison with all of them. Their coat is nice and shiny, they're energetic, and the allergic one doesn’t break out in rashes anymore.

Having read reviews, I bought 4 different varieties of Taste of the Wild - two puppy varieties for a GSD of 10 weeks and two varieties for adult dogs - a Tibetan spaniel and a poodle. None of them would eat it. Obviously doesn't taste as good as the hype of it tasting great. Would not recommend or buy again. Waste of $120. All three are thoroughly enjoying Ivory Coat and Dtayloyal dry food.

My dog is a Labradoodle and he’ll eat anything. We just get all different brands and mix them together. I usually go through the store and I try to find ones grain-free. I also look at the first five ingredients and then whatever is on sale. Out of what I perceive as healthier choices, Taste of the Wild is not one of the most expensive ones. I've been using Taste of the Wild for him for two years.

I have been giving Taste of the Wild to my pet since we had him as a puppy. It was something that was researched over 10 years ago by my wife. We’re into a grain-free diet for the dog and I just continued it. It was also cheaper. I give them a new flavor every month. One thing I notice is my dog has a nice coat since having Taste of the Wild. But I’ve heard some bad things recently, but I don’t wanna switch him ‘cause he’s been doing fine.