Taste of the Wild

I have three dogs who are healthy and happy... all three get a combination of Taste of the Wild High Prairie Dry Food and the Wetlands Blend. I add a variety of Taste of the Wild canned food to their Dry kibble. Great food..that my dogs absolutely love.

My cats love this food! It is amazing how shiny their coats are and how happy this food makes them! They love all of the flavor options as well. And it’s a bargain because we don’t have to feed them huge amounts of food for them to be happy- they would eat it all if we let them though! Much appreciation from Sagwa and Thelonious Monkey.

I had decided to move to my friend's in Arkansas. We took her cat's food away and replaced it with Taste of the Wild. Within 24 hrs her elderly cat has begun to smooth out and now has a shine to her. I am glad she switched. As I would not switch mine to any store brand. Her cat's will have healthy food now and a longer life.

Great product... 6yr old Staffy has been on it all his life. Even his vet is impressed with his overall health. Would recommend to everyone.. Especially any pup with allergy issues. Little pricey but not bad when you think about what is saved in vet visits.

I love this food, my dog has put on a healthy weight and looks and feels GREAT!!! Highly recommended. Anyone who hasn't tried this food really should. My dog had skin allergies for a few years and now has shown very little issues. I love that it's not corn based

Our vet is always so impressed with our dogs’ health. Our Irish Setters have silky shiny coats. Our Poodles and Doodles have nice thick full coats. We always receive compliments on how good our dogs look. They love the food and I love the ingredients.

My dog enjoys this dog food. He will not just take any kind. I look for what is in it and the first ingredient is. He is also picky on the treats we give him. I hope this is better to be picky than to take anything.

For many years, I have fed my beagle Taste of the Wild Pacific Stream. He liked it (of course, beagles will eat almost anything) and it gave him a lustrous coat. It also was recommended by friends. But the last two bags (well within their expiration date) have been problematic. One bag contained oil at the bottom of the bag. I threw the rest of the dog food away. The second bag also had oily food at the bottom. When I tasted it, it was very salty, which explained why my dog was drinking so much after eating. Very suddenly, my dog became very sick, with extreme lethargy, loss of appetite and vomiting. The vet reported bad liver enzyme levels. I am very distressed and concerned that the dog food may have caused the problems.

My black lab loves Taste of the Wild. She gets fed twice a day. She'll take any flavor with grain or without grain. She's pretty much addicted to it. Her coat is shining. Her bowel movements are regular as a result. So, I feel like she likes it, but also, I can tell the difference in her body. Our vet also recommended it, which also makes me feel better. That was a good vote of confidence. We've been really pleased.

Taste of the Wild was recommended as a premium pet food with good ingredients, and we've been using it for our dog for 8 years. He has good energy and is healthy according to the vet. He has a very nice coat too.

Taste of the Wild was very easy to order and it came very quickly. Nothing could have gone better. Everything was perfect. The dog food that we ordered was a low protein 'cause our 15 year old dog's kidneys are having issues. Our dog is also a little sensitive, so we put a little water with it and it softened it and then she ate it.

Our Corgi seemed to be fine when we fed her Taste of The Wild. But she had liver problems and we had to take her off.

I got Pitbulls and Bullies and they have had litters probably twice a year in the last four years. People should use Taste of the Wild. Most of my family use it during the puppy stages and they usually sell the puppies at eight weeks. Occasionally, I give buyers a small bag of TOTW when they buy the puppy and take them home. I tell them that the puppy should be eating that for almost nine months to a year. I add a little water and I use the blue bag. Eating TOTW helps the digestive tract, the muscle intake and the diet. Generally, when the puppies eat the cheaper food, their bowels are soft and running. But when they eat TOTW and better dog foods, they have a solid one.

Taste of the Wild is great. I've never had any problems with any of it. Salmon brand is the only one I used, and then when they started with Prey, I bought the Angus Beef and the Salmon as well.

Taste of the Wild worked out great for my dog and I would recommend it. I have a Boxer and I always stick with chicken for her. It’s more towards a whole grain type or a grain less one. She lost a lot of her hair and after starting to eat that one, her hair grew back and it helped drastically for her in that area.

I had a little Miniature Schnauzer and I always gave her grain-free dog food but I liked to change her diet up a little bit once in a while. I used a combination of wet dog food. Taste of the Wild was a good quality food and the dog ate it and liked it. It kept her healthy because she was 18 years old. Also, the price was good and I liked the bag it was in.

We used Taste of the Wild for years and years for a couple of dogs and then for a reason, our breeder had us get off of it for a while and go with a Purina one. I recently came back and I’m on my second bag now since I’ve gotten back to it. I used the puppy formula when the dogs started and I switched around. I used the one with the bison but I don’t do too much with the ones with the fish. We've got Springer Spaniels and they've all been healthy as horses. The dogs like it and I have no complaints. We’ve been happy with Taste of the Wild.

Taste of the Wild is a good no-brainer kind of food. I like that the food is pretty limited ingredient and grain-free. It works out pretty well for the dogs. They've never had an issue with it. It's mostly what they eat and they're healthy. If they could get the price a little down though without losing quality, that would be good.

I have been feeding Taste of the Wild to my dog and cat for many years. They both love their food... and I like that it is grain free and the ingredients are real food. My cat ate both dry and wet but I cannot find the wet so I had to make a change but she is still on the dry and loves it. Both keep their weight where it should be.. have plenty of energy and seem healthy.

I like the product a lot. It did seem like it was fresh every single time and it had a lot of good ingredients. The only thing that turned me away from it was that it was grain-free.

I started buying Taste of the Wild back when I just had two Huskies but there was something in the formula that changed because they went from liking it to not liking it. So, I had to switch to a different dog food. One of my huskies passed away and the one that’s left doesn’t like it anymore. But my Shepherd slash Malamute mix, Shibu and Pitbull like it and they notice when it's Taste of the Wild. We don't get it that often but it’s one of the better grain-free dog foods on the market. If somebody wants to go grain-free, that would be one of those that I would recommend.

Taste of the Wild seemed like a natural product and there was nothing manufactured or processed. My dog seemed energized being on it.

Taste of the Wild is an awesome dog food and we've been longtime customers. Consistency is the key. My brother uses the High Prairie Adult for his Irish Setter-German Shepherd mix. I use the Pacific Stream Puppy for the German Shepherd puppy and my parents use a combination between High Prairie Adults and High Prairie Puppy for their puppies.

Taste of the Wild is reasonably priced but less expensive is always a good idea. Over the 14 years I've been using their food, I on occasion have tried other foods. I saw almost immediate health declines and poor coats in my dogs when I've switched foods. When I switch back to Taste of the Wild, I see improvement almost immediately again. I'm a big fan of the salmon flavored variant, Pacific Stream. But when I was using puppy formula, it was very hard finding that flavor. I'm also not the biggest fan of the plasticky bag. I've had dogs break into it very easily.

TOTW is fantastic in that it is a complete and balanced diet for dogs. It has no unnecessary fillers or byproducts, no low quality grains like corn, wheat or soy, mirrors a dog’s natural wild diet, and above all is affordably priced. As an added bonus, the bag art is beautiful and you almost want to collect them!

Rocky is now 9 1/2. He has thrived his entire life on TotW dog food. Started out with the puppy formula, then the adult formula. His coat, teeth, nails, etc...have always been so shiny & strong. A lot of that is due to TotW. Thank you for providing him with such a high quality product!!

I own a lot of Pitbulls and I usually choose the high protein variants. From the beginning, they really like it a whole lot. As they keep eating, they slow down on it. But I feel like it keeps their weight up pretty good. Taste of the Wild is worth it but the pricing is a bit inconvenient for a low-income owner like me.

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.

I've been using Taste of the Wild for about seven years for my Akita. We switch between the Pacific Stream and the Wild Boar variants.

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