Taste of the Wild

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.

My Yorkieshon was having major health issues black spots all over her belly that looked like mold, ear infections, biting her feet, etc. The doctor had tried her on different medications, ear drops, and foods over the course of a few years. Then ** for quite some time. It was costing us a fortune and we watched our little get worse.

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.

I have been feeding my two 7 yr old very sensitive white Boxers this kibble for the past 5 yrs with excellent results in overall health, no allergy issues such as skin, nails, coat, stomach. I do have to say that it is only the Pacific Stream formula that has accomplished these results. I discovered after many trials of isolating various food ingredients that our Boxers are allergic to poultry. Prior to switching to TOTW Pacific Stream brand, I was feeding them both Orijen or Acana brand in the initial 2 yrs of life and did find that my dogs did develop skin allergies with the poultry even in this superior quality kibble.

My cat was having trouble going to the bathroom & I was trying to find a cat food, which was Organic & had No Artificial Preservatives, No Artificial Colors, No Artificial Flavors. That's "NOT" an easy task, for animal or human food, etc.! There are words which mean the above, but the fronts & small print on labels claim to be free of the above. You "ALWAYS" need to "CAREFULLY READ" all ingredients in the "INGREDIENTS LABEL". A Food Ingredients Label should "NEVER CONTAIN" the words "ENRICHED", "BLEACHED", "REDUCED CALORIE" OR "LOW FAT"!

When I moved in, I adopted my partner's dog, Kiera. He would have been using the Taste of the Wild for Kiera because it's mostly meat and it's like the full protein diet. She's a Stafford terrier, and she's been having Taste of the Wild for about four years.

We have mixed 3 years old dog. We gave him this food for the last 2 years. In the last 5 months our dog passed out almost 10 times. We took him to the doctor and firstly he made a wrong diagnosis of epilepsy, so we took him to Neurologist and once he examined him he said that it is not an epilepsy, but heart issue and that we MUST go to Cardiologist ASAP. The Cardiologist said that our dog's heart is in critical condition and he can get cardiac arrest in every moment. She recommended us to stop with that food ASAP and gave us pills.

I have two dogs, one is a full-bred German short-haired pointer, who eats and does very well on Taste of the Wild. She is an adult dog at over two years old, and we feed her a total of four cups a day of the High Prairie Canine Recipe with roasted bison and roasted venison. And she has been great. However, my other dog, a mixed breed, seems to get diarrhea on Taste of the Wild.

We have been using Taste of the Wild for both my dog and cat for about eight years. I read a lot of really good reviews about it and I like the ingredient list. My dog has been at it since she was a puppy. She has always been healthy. Also, I try to mix the formulation up for both of them. There were only three options for the cat, and so I go from Lowland to the Pacific Stream to whatever.

My parents used Taste of the Wild for their dog, and we went with that as well when we got ours. Our black Lab mix dog has had Taste of the Wild for 8 months now. We get the Venison formulation that comes in a tan color package and he likes it. At one point, we switched him off of it but he didn’t like the new food, so we went back to Taste of the Wild.