Taste of the Wild Reviews

This was the best food I found for my cats. I like that it is grain free, high protein, good ingredients, and affordable. I noticed when my cats are on Taste of the Wild, they stayed trim and fit, ate less food, and pooped less. I could really see the difference in my cats' weight from changing from cat food with grains to grain free.

I have been feeding my cat Taste of The Wild Rocky Mountain variety for 12 years now. His name is Diesel and he goes crazy for his food. He won’t even eat the other varieties!!! Taste of the Wild has kept him feeling young and happy, and his coat is silky and beautiful. Thank you Taste of the Wild!!!! I will always feed any of my animals Taste of the Wild!

I had been feeding my dogs TOTW High Prairie Grain-free food for the past year. All was well until this last bag which made both my dogs sick after they hesitated to eat this newest bag. As it turns out, I called the manufacturer and they have swapped ingredients for cheaper, crappier compounds. There is NO warning on the bag that the formula has been changed. They will try to blame you for your dogs' being ill before acknowledging the change in ingredients. Don't fall for it and don't buy this food or trust this dog food manufacturer. My dogs are ill and didn't have to be if I had just had the luxury of a banner on the bag that says "new ingredients" or "new formula" or anything at all indicating they changed the food's ingredients. This manufacturer needs to be shut down so dog owners are not duped by non-disclosure of new ingredients or changed formula. Shut them down! Haven't they killed and made enough dogs sick yet?

I've had my cat for years. She had never EVER eaten dry food! TILL I introduced your food to her from a sample bag. She couldn't get enough!!! I will definitely be getting her more! Thank you!!!!

My dog is now eating like a dog should. After almost four years he is eating Taste of the Wild venison and duck dry food. He is happy, frisky and looks forward to his meals. Thanks Red Dog Pet Shop for recommending.

When it comes to Taste of the Wild Pacific Stream dog food, my Lab Goes Crazy over it! I mean he hops around, and drools over it! He has a lot of allergies so I have to be careful what I feed him. Taste of the Wild Pacific Stream dog food is the only one that works for him. If he's happy, and healthy, then I'm happy too!

Very impressed with Taste of the Wild quality. My dogs love it and have become healthier when I switched. Our Akita had an autoimmune disease and when we switched her to this food she responded well, became active again. Our vet said our Mastiff has never needed any medication or special care and is very healthy at 12 years old.

My dogs are picky eaters and I have always struggled with buying a food that is healthy and reasonably priced. Taste of the Wild checks all the boxes. It's just the right amount of protein with real fruits and vegetables. It's food that even I would eat, which is another box. Plus, I don't have any issues with my babies not loving it.

We adopted a dog from a rescue a few years ago and they gave us a sample of Taste of the Wild. We decided to try it with our other dogs as well and they went crazy for it! Our picky eater who would graze on everything suddenly started gobbling up all of his food. I love the limited and high-quality ingredients and genuinely believe my dogs are healthier because of this food. They have shiny coats, lots of energy, and I even noticed a decrease in flaky skin and shedding. I highly recommend this dog food!

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.

We have been using Taste of the Wild dog food for over 10 years. Discovered it when I had my first Boxer - Jack. He loved it! After we lost Jack, we rescued our second Boxer - Bailey Marie. She was malnourished, heartworm positive and her fur was falling out. After being treated for the heartworm, a diet that includes of Taste of the Wild has helped turn her into a healthy happy girl.

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

We use 2 different formulas of Taste of the Wild. High Prairie and Ancient Mountain with ancient grains. My pit mix has the high prairie and is lean muscular with a fantastic coat. My Great Pyrenees mix gets the Ancient Mountain- she has a very sensitive stomach and I’ve tried numerous foods for her and she would always randomly get soft messy stools randomly on them. She has been doing fantastic on Taste of the Wild. We also used to feed High Prairie to our dogs we had in the past. They also did fantastic on it as well. I always recommend it.

My girl is a 14 year old heeler lab mix. At this age we've seen her slow down, move slower and start to get some GI sensitivity. We saw improvement within just a few days of transition to Taste of The Wild. She's shown renewed interest in her food, she's moving easier and even playing more. Coat is shiny and thick. Less waste and tummy issues. We couldn't ask for more!

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.

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.

Taste of the Wild is a good dog food. I do it because of the ingredients. My pets have nice, shiny coats, and they were happy campers. I recently switched to Lucy Pet because my older dog had pancreatitis. I needed a sensitive formula, and that one works really well.

I fed my dog the salmon variant of Taste of the Wild. It was good and I would use it again. Taste of the Wild should promote homes for homeless dogs though.

My dog is allergic to a lot of other food. He did pretty well on Taste of the Wild. They have good products for dogs to eat. I always fed him the chicken formula because he couldn't tolerate any of the other variants. Using ToTW was a very positive experience. My dog loved it.

We always liked Taste of the Wild. We used the Venison and Legumes formula for the dog we fed it to which we had to put down.

My Akitas were gung-ho for Taste of the Wild in the beginning. Then they stopped eating it so I pulled them away from it. I jumped back on it just to give it another go around but they weren't too crazy about it. I tried the Salmon, chicken, and venison variants. Still, I recommend ToTW as I don't see anything wrong with the food.

We have an English Bulldog puppy who "had" skin issues. We kept in touch with one of the other buyers who purchased a sibling of our pup and he said he was experiencing the same issue but worse. He told us he purchased a different dog food called "Taste Of The Wild" so we tried it. It was almost instantly that we saw a change in our pup's coat. No more skin issues & a nice thick coat. We couldn't be happier.

I fed Taste of the Wild to our dogs as puppies. There was a good amount of variety of flavors for them when they were trying to figure out what they were going to do food wise. I have one that’s super picky so it was nice that I could always get a different flavor for him. However, for the size of the bag and the price that I was paying, it was like an arm and a leg for me. I would like to feed Taste of the Wild to them again if it was less expensive.

I love Taste of the Wild. I've been using it for years and it's an excellent food. I have four Pomeranians and they all eat the Appalachian Valley. They have allergies and I find that they do very well on it. I own a pet store and I sell Taste of the Wild quite a bit of it because I do recommend it. I did have one of my customers call the 1-800 number on the back of the bag one day. She was having issues with her Dobermann that had yeast in the ears. We put the dog on Taste of the Wild and the dog's skin cleared up but the ears were still having an issue. They put her on the phone with a dietitian at Diamond and they told her that it could be the potato that's aggravating the ears. We changed the dog to the Pine Forest and the dog was fine. All the ear stuff went away.

Our dogs have been on Taste of the Wild for six years and they're doing just fine. They respond well to it and it doesn't give them any intestinal issues. It's straightforward, good quality food that we give them. I wish it was cheaper but you pay for what you get.

We looked at the labels to see what was in Taste of the Wild. It's good food and it's competitively priced. We have two rescue dogs that are both chowhounds. We give them mostly the salmon formula and they both enjoy it. They seem healthy and happy. They are not show dogs nor are they anything special, but they are part of the family.

We saw Taste of the Wild in store display. We just have to switch foods after a while because dogs get bored of the same taste.

When I got my dog, Taste of the Wild was the food she was on and I kept her on it. She liked the food. I ordered it from chewy.com. But my dog had to be put down so I'm not using it anymore.

My experience recently has been less than enjoyable with Taste of the Wild. I left a review explaining how my 3 giant breed dogs loved your food. I explained that I had fed them this food for many years. When the review asked what you could do better, I was honest and questioned the lessening of volume and the rising of price. I was not rude, unprofessional or impolite. I received a prompt automated response stating that my review was not in compliance with policy and could not be posted.

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 was trying to find an alternative food to Canidae. I bought a giant bag of Taste of the Wild a year ago from a retailer called Pet Pals in Santa Cruz, California. It was highly recommended by Pet Pals. But I did not stick with Taste of the Wild and ended up abandoning the bag because it didn't work with my two cats. It was too big of a change. But I'd still tell a friend to try Taste of the Wild. It works out for somebody because it's a huge company. Marketing-wise, everything looks good on the product. The product itself was very wholesome with all the right ingredients.

My dog seems to do very well with Taste of the Wild that's why I haven't switched that yet. What I'm looking for is high in protein so I go with the Wetlands then the one that has the bison on it.

I was looking for something that had a good ingredient list and Taste of the Wild was top three in my opinion. I’ve been using them for a few years now for my own personal pets. I have three German Shepherds. I use the bison, which is the yellow bag, and the dogs shed less and their coat is shinier. My dogs like it and they are happy. I’ve had good results and it has been an all-around good food for them too.

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.

We really like Taste of the Wild. It has been recommended to us through a local breeder and it's sold at our local small business feed supply. We’re very happy. We decided to use it because the ingredients are of higher quality and fewer filler. It's an overall better product. We've been using it for a couple of months and we have cats and a dog and both of them are fed. Our cats’ coats look better. I have a yellow Lab and three tabby cats. I always try to go grain-free. I noticed my dog’s poops and they look healthier. Taste of the Wild really care about their product and are reaching out to the consumers.

I was in the market looking at cat food that had high protein and Taste of the Wild was one of those that I came across with. I decided to try it and see how my cat liked it. My cat got urinary blockage while eating it though so I could not keep on feeding it to him. People need to look and see how their pets react to it.

One time, I went to a Natural Pawz instead of going to Costco and I bought this big, huge bag of Taste of the Wild. The customer service team told me that it's the best-selling that they have as far as dog food. I noticed that when my dog, which is a half Lab and half Retriever, goes to do his business outside, it comes out the way it should. Other dog food weren't coming out too good. He likes and he loves it. I buy him a different flavor every month and a half. TOTW is a little bit pricey than other places but as long as my dog is happy, my wife is happy. It has been a wonderful experience.

We stopped feeding Taste of the Wild to our dogs after that health report came out that it contributed to heart disease in dogs. I fed it to them for about two years and went back and forth between the salmon and the bison but I have switched to a different brand.

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.

My dogs love this food. I have a sensitive Pittie and this food meets all of his special dietary needs, plus he loves it. I appreciate that it's good for him. Regarding price, it's on the higher side of dog foods, but you pay for what you get. My dog is worth every penny!

We've had two Labs and our dog has never had health issues. Her coat is always shiny and she seems to be filled up easily. When you eat the cheaper dog food, it's like eating candy. You're just never satisfied. Our two Labs have never gotten fat. It just seems that we have healthy animals on the Taste of the Wild, which we have been using for maybe 10 years. I like having the dog food.

I always tried to read everything I give to my pups, even toys. I liked everything I read about Taste of the Wild better than a lot of the other foods. My pets are kind of picky but they have been good with this brand, so I just kept using it. Everybody's healthy. They have nice, shiny, and healthy looking coats. And they're all pretty active and healthy so I think it helps. I pay a bit more for this food but because it's something better than a lot of the other stuff, I’m okay with that. I'm glad there's something out there that's a little healthier.

I generally like Taste of the Wild and I would buy it again. However, I had found a weird thing that looked like a piece of rope and I had sent in.

I love Taste of the Wild. I buy it all the time. The dogs' doctor did recommend and say that it is the best that's why we do use it. Today is my dog's birthday. He just turned six. That’s one of them. That's the son and a girl and they’re American bully. We've had her since 2015 so it's been a while that we've been using Taste of the Wild. They're allergic to chicken so we're using lamb or beef. We would go to Ace Hardware store and they would have the dog food. Sometimes, they'll have samples and sometimes they don't. It's hard to catch them ‘cause they’re samples. They go quick.

One of my friends suggested Taste of the Wild. He used it for his Lab and I have a Lab too that's why I started using it. He's almost five and I've used Taste of the Wild the whole time. I did try another brand for a little while but I switched back. I use the grain-free salmon. I did chicken for a while but he seemed to like the salmon. Taste of the Wild keeps him healthy and it doesn't have a lot of fillers. It's been really good for him.

Taste of the Wild Pacific Stream is the only food I can feed my 5 year old long haired Rottweiler. If I try any other flavor or brand of dog food he breaks out in hotspots all over. I Only get the best for my best friend, that's why I buy Taste of the wild.

Do you have coupons? Blue Buffalo has already sent me some. I would rather use Taste of the Wild. I have 4 corgis. Please send coupons. I use Appalachian for small breeds and they love it. I hope to continue to use your products. Thank you.

We were breeders of Bulldogs, so we used Taste of the Wild for a long time, probably 10 plus years. They had the best puppy food that we could use to grind up and soak. It would soak it up really well and it ground up really well. Our experience had been really good. Bulldogs have really sensitive stomachs and skin issues. But we never had any of that with Taste of the Wild. They didn't have the allergy issues that we had with some of the dog food. We used their puppy formula pretty much all year round ‘cause we had puppy litters every year. Then, we had the salmon formula and then a meat one with the bison. Those ones were good. We’d go with this bison for five months and then we’d switch it to the salmon. When they got the salmon, they would go nuts because it was different. Then when we brought the bison back, it would be the same thing.

I used to be a Poodle breeder. I advised a client to buy Taste of the Wild with Ancient Grains. Dogs need to be on a totally grain-free diet as it has been demonstrated that humans are giving them heart attacks. In the wild though, dogs don't totally eat grain-free. So, I always make sure that there's grain in dog food that I recommend to my clients. Taste of the Wild is good quality dog food for its price point. However, the package disappoints me. They currently say that they use globally sourced ingredients from trusted partners. They didn't use to buy ingredients from out of the country. That gives me pause to not recommend their food is because it's not sourced in the United States.

My dog is kind of sensitive. I have a Weimaraner. I had been buying through a big box store. I'm paying a membership just to buy our dog food in my local food store. I cross-referenced ingredients and Taste of the Wild was able to give me a food with the same ingredients. She was considered a puppy. So, we transitioned from puppy to adult with Taste of the Wild. The one we use is grain-free. I've been using it for two years and she definitely enjoys the food. We also rotate the flavors every time we buy a bag. There’s definitely quite a lot of flavors, which is a plus. You hardly see that in dog food. You see it more in cat food, which I know that Taste of the Wild also has ‘cause we've tried the cat food as well.

My daughter has two big dogs and a African-Somali cat. She swears by Taste of the Wild and based on that, I started using it. My cats like it and so do I. I would get it from Sierra Fish & Pets and they've always got the flavors that my cats like. I don't have any problems, except for I got a geriatric cat now and I gotta mix a little bit stock food with it.

I have two dogs and they're healthier with Taste of the Wild.

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.

A friend of mine was working at a holistic pet shop. I also noticed that Taste of the Wild's rating was a 4 on a dog food site. My dog's been eating TOTW for quite some time and her health is pretty good. But TOTW needs to be more wildly available in the town, so it’s not hard to find. One of the shops I went to stopped selling it or kept being out-of-stock. When I switched over to a different food or flavor, my dog got sick. But that happens when you change your dog food on them suddenly.

I feed my dog Taste of the Wild Pacific Stream both dry and canned food. She really likes it and it is a healthier food. From the first day I gave her a little and mixed it with previous food to transition her over, she has always liked ithem both.

With my pet store, I was going through the different ingredients and deal on the back of each dog food trying to find one that was good for large breed puppies. Taste of the Wild was not advertised, but it was less expensive and looked better for large breed puppies than the ones that are advertised for them. Our Great Dane loved TOTW. It was amazing for her. I would switch to one flavor and then the next time, the other. She has passed though, and I can’t use TOTW for my husky because he’s allergic to it. He itches, like his paws go nuts and he's constantly chewing. We can’t give him anything that’s grain. We have all this leftover food and we went for it but immediately he started reacting.

I loved Taste of the Wild when I used it. I was very satisfied. I used other dog food but the reason I started using TOTW is I needed a grain-free food. I had a pit bull that got really super-itchy skin. After I used TOTW, he didn't have itchy skin. It's a little bit pricey though and after I started treating for cancer, I couldn't really afford it. I would switch back to another brand and instantly, my dog would get itchy. My friends started paying for me to get bags of TOTW because it helps my dog stay not itchy. I could switch my dogs between flavors of TOTW but their favorite was the one with bison. I'd always go back to that flavor.

I have a two-year-old Black Lab named buddy. He is my third Lab and my first puppy. I was just looking for a good food. He is pure-bred so I wanted him to start off right. When he came to me, he was on grain-free puppy chow. But when he went to adult food, I asked the vet what she would feed her dog. She told me she fed her dog Taste of the Wild, but only because she was my friend.

Taste of the Wild had a good reputation at that time, so I thought I would try it. I have show dogs. They are Weimaraners and they are four and eight. I feed them two times per day, but I’m not using Taste of the Wild anymore. It is a no-grain food and due to new research, I’m not feeding my dogs no-grain any longer.

A friend turned me onto Taste of the Wild and it was great. I have a French Bulldog and as a pet owner, I was satisfied. I used the lamb, but it got a little too pricey for me, so I went with Costco food. For the same price that I get for a bag of Taste of the Wild, I get double the amount at Costco and from what they say, it's just about the same quality.

Our dog Baxter has severe food allergies. It took us a while to find a good dog food that he could actually eat! Baxter loves Taste of the Wild! His vet said it's a good food for him and they have a few different varieties that he can handle with his allergies. We always buy Baxter's Taste of the Wild at the Stock shop and Taste of the Wild has a great price! Baxter is a Taste of the Wild Boy for life! Thank you Taste of the Wild for keeping our boy healthy and happy! Here's a picture of Baxter as a baby! He just turned 3yrs old on the 15th and we thank Taste of the Wild for helping him thrive!

My 90-pound dog likes Taste of the Wild. I switch things around when I use it and he doesn't get hungry.

I have a 11.5 year-old female Standard Poodle. We have struggled since she was a puppy to find food that she would a) eat and b) wouldn't give her allergies or an upset stomach. I was delighted when I saw the limited, non-GMO ingredients on Prey Turkey formula and decided to try her on it 2 years ago. Much to my amazement, she ate it quickly and felt good on it. I feel like the price is reasonable since the quality is so high. I don't have to clean up after a sick dog like I did on the cheaper brands. My Poodle continues to feel much better, too, I call this a win-win!

I like how Taste of the Wild is grain-free. My corgi-Chihuahua got bad allergies so it works pretty well for him. I've been using it for nine years now and I like the different flavors. Depending on the time of year, I'll use either cooling proteins or hot proteins. I use salmon during the summer and then poultry or pork during the winter. The food is good for my dog, his skin and his coat. He really enjoys it.

I have a healthy 80-pound German Shorthaired Pointer. I switched to Taste of the Wild for her since the price was favorable compared to other brands.

We were using Taste of the Wild because my cousin who raises Australian Shepherds was using it for a while but we only used it for about a year. Then my dogs were not liking it anymore. Then with the whole study coming out about grain-free not being good for dogs and causing cardiomegaly, we just did not do that anymore.

I only used Taste of the Wild for a very short time when we got a new Labradoodle puppy. It was exactly what the breeder was feeding him and I bought the food at the store but my puppy had bad diarrhea. We went through all kinds of testing with the vet to see if he had worms and until I changed his food, he continuously had diarrhea. It wasn't even a month that we used it.

I used Taste of the Wild's Pacific formulation for two years. My dogs seemed to like it. I liked how the food had no grain and seafood.

We got samples of Taste of the Wild and the food seemed like it was of good quality. When I first looked into the food, my dog was pretty old. He lived to be 17 and when he was more senior, ToTW helped a lot because it was not processed or filled with grains and fillers. Now, I use it for my three small mutt mixes who are pretty active. We've been really happy with ToTW and our dogs are looking good. Our local pet store does a buy 10 get 1 free thing which is really nice.

I've always used Taste of the Wild. My cats' coat is smooth and soft and they don't go as often. That tells me they're using most of the product, which is the biggest thing.

Previously, I had two dogs that got cancer and a specialist told me to feed my dogs grain-free food. Afterward, I decided to always feed grain-free and not wait until my other dogs get cancer to do so. I'm feeding my dachshund and pitbull Taste of the Wild and they're healthy. Recently, my dachshund was diagnosed with a heart murmur and vets tell me nowadays to mix grain options with the link of cardiac issues in dogs. Taste of the Wild has been making a grain food option which I've been looking at. I like that I can still stick with the same brand of dog food.

Taste of the Wild is too high in protein for a regular backyard dog that doesn’t do work all day. I've pulled all of my animals off of it except for the cat. I had been using the High Prairie formulation. The dogs like it but it’s too much meat and it puts too much weight on them. The cat gets half of that and half of another food. My cat loves Taste of the Wild. I had pulled her completely off of it and she refused to eat. So that’s why still she gets half of that. I wish Taste of the Wild has a weight loss management food because the cat is really fat and she gets half of Taste of the Wild and half of the weight-loss food.

We saw that my old dog had a really weak digestive system and would have diarrhea frequently. We switched over to Taste of the Wild and that went away. It was a recommendation from a friend of mine. I've been feeding dogs Taste of the Wild for six or seven years now. My German Shepherd is gonna be three in a couple of months. I got him at seven and a half weeks and he's been eating it his entire life. I typically use the Pacific Stream.

I have a Doberman. She was a rescue and she was six months when I got her. She'll be six this year and she’s a big dog. When she was just a puppy, she was at Fromm but she’s allergic to chicken. We switched her food and she really likes Taste of the Wild. It's been a while that we've been using it and her coat is really shiny.

Taste of the Wild is great dog food. We buy their regular formulation, with less ingredients. Our American mutts got sick and had a reaction to a rabies vaccine and they lost all their hair. At the time, TOTW were the only ones doing that style of meal. We switched over to that food and within two weeks, their coats were better all the way around. We used to buy Purina ONE and thought that was good. But for people having problems with their dogs, I recommend TOTW.

I started out with the puppy formula and then I switched my dog to adult. I liked all the extra added vitamins in it, the probiotics and the omegas. But I didn’t like the fact that the grains were taken out. I was completely satisfied with Taste of the Wild but I don’t use it anymore. I switched to a brand that had some grains in it because I have a German Shepherd and I was reading a lot of different information about that breed and that it’s good for her to have grains. Having not any grains isn’t good for her heart. But my daughter still uses Taste of the Wild for her dog.

I wanted a better brand of food for my Boxer and I came across Taste of the Wild at my local feed store. I'm very satisfied with it. My dog has a very smooth and shiny coat.

I have had our pitbull for five years and from the very beginning Taste of the Wild is what I fed him. I found out online that what was recommended for pit bulls' dietary needs Taste of the Wild came up on top. I feed him the adult formula and what I love about Taste of the Wild is there's more than one flavor. I don't know if he really cares about that, but to me, I would want to eat buffalo every single month, month after month so I try to switch it up.

I was just trying to find the most nutritious thing and Taste of the Wild was a recommendation from my vet. I used the salmon the most for my Terrier for six years and she kept eating it. She passed away about a year and a half ago from old age though.

I’ve used Taste of the Wild since my Mini Australian Shepherd was a puppy. He’s three years old now and he’s doing great. The breeder that I got my dog from used the puppy formula for the puppies to wean them on. I’m using the one with the bison meat in it. I’m happy that everything’s working well for my dog. I know my vet said to not feed just plain grain-free, but from what I understand, TOTW switched up the formula a little bit anyway, and so it’s not grain-free anymore.

The flavors that Taste of the Wild offers are the flavors that our dog likes. He is a very spoiled English Springer Spaniel. He's 11 years old, 58 pounds and he has been a picky eater since he was brought home from the breeder. He is a non-working dog and he doesn't hunt. The price of the food is significantly higher than other brands and I have lots of friends who wouldn't be able to afford the product. But my dog’s stools are better than when he eats other brands.

We were first-time dog owners so we did a bit of research and chose Taste of the Wild off of that. We had a Basset Hound and a pug. We fed the Basset Hound Taste of the Wild for 70% of his lifetime. Also, we noticed that the weight of our pug was managed well with Taste of the Wild. We always chose the salmon product. When we were transitioning the dogs to salmon, we looked back at the Taste of the Wild salmon formula to see if it had any additives, and it didn’t. Our pug is elderly now. She has bad hips and stuff. It’s really important to find that perfect formula that works with her. Towards the end, we wanted to transition into something that had glucosamine, a hip joint additive with it. So, at that point, that’s when we transitioned off the Taste of the Wild to a different product. We’ve been doing that product that has glucosamine ever since. I recommended TOTW's product for many years, and still do. Sometimes, it works better for others.

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.

Fearing that it was a sensitivity to grain causing itchy skin around age one and a half, I switched my dog to Pacific Stream and then later, Appalachian Valley small breed. We aren’t even a good way through the first bag of AVSB when she starts struggling to use the bathroom, and refuses to touch her food anymore. After a few days of this and nearly 400$ at the vet, it’s revealed that my dog has a severely reduced heart rate at 24-29bpm and now I’m trying to figure out a way to save my dog's life. My vet strongly advised me to avoid feeding her any more grain free food and no problem, I won’t. If we have any hope of saving her with fresh, homemade food, I will. I don’t trust a dog food company that sits in these comments and denies any responsibility in what their food may be doing to our precious furry family members.

I have a wiener/pit and a German Shepherd. I got the bison one from Taste of the Wild for both of them because of the protein and stuff in it. My shepherd was fine on it for a while and my wiener pit had an allergic reaction to it. All of the hair on the top of her head and on her tail fell out and she was scratching. We thought that it was a seasonal allergy but something in the food just didn’t go well with her. We tried the fish one and the same thing. This poor little thing was just a mess. I ended up switching her food. Ever since then we’ve had a really hard time. I give her Benadryl every day because she scratches and stuff. Even my vet had a really hard time getting her hair to come back.

****WARNING**** I purchased a bag of this food recently and found a SMALL PIECE OF JAGGED GLASS in the feed. Thankfully I noticed it fall into my dog's food bowl before I fed it it to him. I am a veterinary school student and as such know that glass could have easily killed him, and/or resulted in thousands of dollars spent at the emergency department. The piece of glass was thin and flat, about half the size of a 5c coin.

We used Taste of the Wild for a couple of months on our dogs until we ended up getting a dog who has chicken and egg allergies. Then our other dog refused to eat it after a while. We have a Boston Terrier who’s kind of picky and she would only eat it because she was hungry. On the other hand, my younger Boston has food allergies and when he would eat it, it would cause his skin to flare up real bad. It was also making him vomit and giving him diarrhea. But that’s because they're not really single-source greens or single-source protein. Some of them still have eggs and stuff in them, and it turns out that he has an egg allergy. All in all, I'm sure Taste of the Wild is great for some dogs, but it didn’t really work for ours.

I have a Pomeranian Chihuahua and a purebred Pom. One time, my Pomeranian had gotten a super short haircut which was inappropriately short for his undercoat. So, we had a really hard time growing that back. I read that the salmon oil and fish oils are good for that, so I switched both of my dogs over to Taste of the Wild and they did really well on it. I tried a different formulation one time and they didn't seem to like it as much. So, I just stuck with the salmon and with it, their health went up and they got more energy. So, I kept them on it and I've been using it for about five years now.

Taste of the Wild is really good. It’s the only thing I fed my Weimaraner-Labrador mix since I got him. I used to work at a pet store and I did a bit of research while I worked there about what dog food is best so I could recommend to customers, and Taste of the Wild had really good ingredients. And it doesn’t break my pocket all the way like some other kinds do. Right now, my dog is eating the Angus beef variant. He's really healthy and he loves his food.

I used Taste of the Wild for the Pitbull mix that I had. I liked how ToTW was rated highly on the Dog Food Advisor website but then I switched my dog to a food that's more of something for seniors. She was seven when she passed.

Our two year Goldendoodle has always eaten Taste of the Wild and had no problems. However, last month four days after opening a new bag of the Roasted Bison/Venison formula our dog started panting, shaking, wouldn't eat or drink and then had bloody diarrhea. We took him to the vet afraid it was a blockage. They ran many tests but nothing definite was concluded but except for no blockage. The vet prescribed an antibiotic. We fed Scout rice and turkey for 3 weeks and he returned to good health. Yesterday, we started Scout back on the same bag of Taste of Wild and last night he started panting and shaking again just like last time. Not sure what going on but needless to say we are have to change dog food again. Best buy date 22 NOV 2020 9327330. TDH1117B2S WZF 03:16.

I liked the way that the ingredients were listed on the bag of Taste of the Wild and the different varieties that I could give the dog plus, it was very accessible to the pet store that I use. My dog is a mix of a Lab and a Chow and she's 55 pounds. At first, Taste of the Wild was good and then she just kinda tapered off as dogs do. They get used to the flavor so we would switch the flavors every bag or two. The most often that we used were the wild boar or the salmon. She took to the food and stayed on it well. She seems pretty happy and we probably used it for about nine months but we stopped using it because of the studies that came out about Taste of the Wild being linked to animal heart disease. So, we switched over to the Costco brand.

I went to a website that rates different dog foods. Taste of the Wild was recommended as a grain-free diet and it seemed like a healthier alternative to a lot of the other dog foods. I’ve tried three different flavors. The roasted fowl seems to be my dogs' favorite, although they like all of them. We have an English Bulldog, a Shichon and a Yorkie. They all seem to be pretty healthy.

I love the Taste of the Wild dog food. It has been a lifesaver for my dogs who had so many allergies to other foods and this food is so gentle on their stomach and makes their fur so healthy. My dogs like the salmon flavor the best, a lot of dogs also have skin allergies to chicken so I stuck with salmon.

Our ten-year-old Alaskan Malamute has been eating Taste of the Wild all of her life. She’s a healthy, happy girl. Rubi eats four cups a day, two in the morning and two at night. We also add raw veggies, not because her dog food is lacking, but because she loves carrots and other raw vegetables.

I have a Corgi and she is a picky eater. We used the Taste of the Wild salmon formula before and she loved it. She loves salmon. Whenever we cook it, she’s gonna get a bite and she’s so ridiculous about it. But we don't use Taste of the Wild anymore. Being a single household, cost is something I always look at so it would be better if they could keep the price down. Also, Corgis pack on weight like nobody’s business. It's been a tricky thing to find a dog food that’s gonna manage the weight. Not so much lose the weight but not gain any more than she currently is, so that’s why we had to eventually switch.

We have fed our dog Taste of the Wild for years, but after starting a new bag, our dog started throwing up blood. We took him to the vet and gave him meds for a week and only fed him chicken and rice. He got better. We tried giving him his Taste of the Wild again, and within 2 days he threw up blood again. We took away the Taste of the Wild and went back to chicken and rice and he is fine again. After reading another family from Fallon had experienced a similar problem, I wanted to inform others that there may be an issue with this current batch delivered in our area.

My 5-yr old dog likes Taste of the Wild. He digs it more than other brands and I got him on the same stuff for a while now. He’s a really healthy dog and I never had any problems with him ever. I’m glad to stick to Taste of the Wild because I heard they're sourced well. I have been avoiding the fish ones ‘cause they give him bad gas. Sometimes, I get a little fishy smell, and I was thinking it might be because of it.

I liked the looks of Taste of the Wild's food. It was a premium kind that didn't have a lot of garbage in it according to the ingredients. Plus, the price was reasonable. I feed it to my cats 'cause it has a lot of seafood flavor, smell and everything. They're feral cats and I've had them for a couple of years now. I've been feeding them ToTW dry kibble which I mix up with canned cat food since I got them. I give them a spoon of the canned food in the morning and once at night which I lay on top of the dry food. That balances it as the canned kind is a little rich for them. So far, my cats don't have any problems. They've been healthy and they love their food. They like the canned variant and they eat the dog dish as well.

We recently bought the Taste of the Wild puppy food beef and venison for our four puppies all three months old and all of them started to get diarrhea with blood in it. It’s been really scary. I don’t know what’s wrong with the food. I can’t find any recalls and it should be recalled. Something is wrong with this food. My poor babies. I took them off the food immediately and switched to a different brand of food altogether. I’m hoping that this helps correct the problem and I don’t need further treatment at the Veterinary. The bag we purchased in Reno, NV.

I have a 90-pound purebred Akita and I have an 85-pound black Lab puppy. I've been using Taste of the Wild for quite a few years and it's been great so far. I like the protein content and the ratios were all really good. Taste of the Wild didn't seem they have a lot of fillers. My dogs eat a lot of food and I have an open bowl policy. I've never really had overweight dogs and that always seems to work out all right for me, so I just fill the bowl up when it's empty.

We tried several foods - cheap and not so cheap and once we started with Taste of the Wild it feels like the search is over. Above other pluses as the ingredient list and taste* I believe it keeps the dogs in good shape. (* - I didn't taste it but dogs love it and even cats do - they steal from dogs bowls whenever they can even under threat of being caught. ;) )

We use Taste of the Wild. We read about it, and it appeared to be a superior product. We like it and our Jack Russell Terrier has been eating it for years (since it was born). Originally, we mixed a couple of varieties, salmon, bison and fish. I don’t like the salmon because it’s stinks. Now, we use the bison one. It’s the least offensive to me. The food is out all day and the dog is in good shape. He just eats it if he needs to.

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.

I have a black lab and I've been using Taste of the Wild for eight years now. It’s high-quality and grain-free, and he really likes it. It also keeps his skin allergies at bay, and he doesn’t ever have an upset tummy with it.

Taste of the Wild had a good price and I've been using it for my dogs for about a year and a half now. I have two German Shepherds. I just give them the salmon and it seems like my dogs are doing good.

We wanted to get rid of grain and a bunch of the bad things that are in dog food. We tried Taste of the Wild and we've been using it for 3 years now. We went from the yellow bag to a green bag because the eggs were making my dogs' hair fall out. We went through a smaller kibble also. We have boxers, so they can eat large kibble. But it seems that they digested the smaller kibble much better. The dogs are healthier with Taste of the Wild. We also use Taste of the Wild for our two rescue cats, and they have the biggest positive effect from it. They're Russian blues, and their fur really shined up. The other thing is that they don’t go to the bathroom that much, and I think that’s because they're digesting more of the food and they're not getting rid of all the byproducts that’s in normal pet food.

A friend of mine had a pit bull just like mine and she said she fed him with Taste of the Wild, so I started feeding my pit bull that too as a puppy, and he's five years old now. I use the bison and something mix, the one in the yellow bag, and he has nice coat. With other dogs that we had, we used other brands like Pedigree, but they were eating a lot more of the food, so we had to buy food more often. But with Taste of the Wild, I don't have to buy it as often.

The Taste of the Wild that we use has a lot of salmon in it. There is not a lot of fillers and garbage in its ingredients, too. I have a 7-yo Blue Heeler and a 3-yo Belgian Malinois and they love the salmon brand. We used to buy cheap stuff, and the blue Heeler would have seizures every once in a while. They would both throw up their food every once in a while and all of that quit since they have been on salmon. I've used it for a couple of years already.

I’ve been using Taste of the Wild for my dogs for four years now. I’ve got an American Staffordshire terrier. I’ve got a German short-haired pointer and a blue heeler. They’re on the one with the fish in it, the salmon one. The GSP and the pit-bull, they're not super-sensitive, but the blue heeler gets like dry skin. And I’ve noticed with the fish one, it helps her a lot. She doesn't really have those issues. All-in-all, it’s good food. Their bowel movements are much more regular and shinier coats, in general. They also seem to be happier and more energetic with that.

My dog is allergic to everything from cheese to eggs, beef, chicken and turkey. I've been giving him lamb ever since I rescued him but he still kept having itching problems. I started using Taste o the Wild's Trout variant and my dog loves it. He's excited to eat it. I still have to give him an allergy pill every day and then every other month, he has to have a shot but still, things have changed. I'm grateful Taste of the Wild is out there and they have variants that are grain-free.

I have a Rhodesian Ridgeback and I am phasing out Taste of the Wild. We are switching to ORIJEN because he suffered through a kind of diarrhea issue. But I don't know if it was food-related or not. He is 10 years old but he is in pretty good health. I thought he was struggling with a bit of joint problems, so I give him supplements. It certainly seemed that’s taken his energy since we have kind of weaned him off the Taste of the Wild and on to the new one. He is settled now, so I’m kind of reluctant to put him through any more changes.

My dog is a Razors Edge Pitbull and I feed him the yellow bag from Taste of the Wild for eight years now. He’s been eating it since I got him. If we were out of the yellow bag, I’d get him a different one. But I always normally have the yellow bag. Then my parents’ dogs started eating Taste of the Wild. One was a Great Dane and one was a German Shepherd. They all had dandruff before they started and then it went away, so their coat was better.

I have a pitbull, a chihuahua, and two other mixed little dogs. The pitbull was having a little difficulty, and one of the ladies where I get their food from said to try Taste of the Wild. She also said that I can change different food up, but I find that not to be with my mixed Terrier. She's got up in age and I only stick with one food with her. I cannot switch him up like she said because it does something to her digestive system. The rest of the dogs, nevertheless, can eat whatever. I love that when I go to the pet store, once I reach 10 bags, they give me a free bag. However, Taste of the Wild could make bigger bags too. I get the biggest size, the $50 one, and I get that twice every month with them.

I used to work in a retail pet shop 10 years ago, and Taste of the Wild was the food that we recommended. It was engraved to my mind that it was a good food. I have a Boxer and she is about 12 years old. When I started feeding her the lamb, her coat has been a lot cleaner and she seems to have a little bit more energy which is always good. Her poop looks a lot healthier, too. Their packaging has been a little outdated, but, beyond that, it is a good food.

I know the ingredients by reading it and it's not a bunch of chemicals. Taste of the Wild is made in the United States and its ingredients are not a bunch of chemicals. It is a higher quality dog food. I have dogs have from the shelter, where one is a 75-pound dog. I've had two older dogs that have passed, but one made it to 14 and the other was 16. They both were also 50-pound dogs. They haven't had a lot of health issues, so they lived a long life. It's attributed to the food that I feed them. I also get their cat food and I've had the same experience with it. I have one cat that is 11 year-old right now. They have all been healthy, and they love the food when I have it, so that is a good sign.

My cat that passed away was a little fussy. Taste of the Wild was the only food he would eat. He liked the fish-flavored and Ocean Fish dry variants.

I bought TOTW to switch my dogs to a “better” no-grain dog food. One of our dogs is 1 and the other is 4. They are both highly active dogs and I already had them on the Professionals no-grain dog food. I slowly mixed in TOTW to their regular Professionals. Within 24 hours they were both throwing up undigested food. In addition, our 1 year old also had blood in her vomit. Neither one of them has ever done this before, the only thing that changed was the addition of this food. We had to take them both to the vet, as they were highly dehydrated and continued vomiting. I will never buy this food again and think it is highly overrated.

I have a Pug and a Pit Bull and I feed both of them Taste of the Wild's grain-free variants. My Pit Bull is really allergic to any grains. She would flare up and blister under her armpits and behind her legs. So, we started feeding her the grain-free and then ever since then the flaring up has gone down a lot. ToTW has been good for their coat too.

When we adopted our dog, Taste of the Wild was highly recommended. It was also readily available at one of our local retailers. He was a rescued Shar-Pei lab and his ears were in really bad shape when we adopted him. We used the grain-free Pacific Stream variant from ToTW and through using that food, some different formula and the oils that are in the food, his ears are completely soft now. He is healthy and is at a good weight. The food was very beneficial for him.

I have tried many of the "best" dog foods on the market, recommended by trainers, breeders and vets. I was even an authorized distributor for a very well known brand. There were many trips to several veterinarians regarding the yeast infection in my German Shepherds ears, I was convinced this yeast issue was caused by a food allergy, even though several vets disagreed. I finally found a new brand, The Taste of the Wild, free of the grain I was sure was causing the problem with yeast. This was 12 years ago, the GSD with the yeast issue cleared up within a week of changing, never refused another dish of food and was able to live YEAST FREE.

Everything's been good since I switched my pets over to Taste of the Wild. I get the salmon flavor for my 2-year old Rat Terrier Chihuahua and 6-year old Schnauzer Beagle, and we're now getting them on a set feeding schedule. They really like Taste of the Wild so I stayed with them and I've been using them for a good couple of years already.

It’s the food that my dogs were on when we got them, and we've been using it for three years. But the stores around here only carry one flavor of the small breed. A little more diversity in small breed area would be good.

We love Taste of the Wild. We’ve been using it since our dog was a puppy. I wanted something that was grain-free, and Taste of the Wild was recommended to me by the person at the store. And it’s my first dog, and so, I didn’t know what I was doing. I rescued him from Jackson Hole, Wyoming. I wish Taste of the Wild was more available like we could go to a store and get it. It isn’t something you can find everywhere. And now that The Pet Clubs have all been closing, we’re having to order it online. PetSmart and those other big chains don’t carry it. Although, Pet Club went out of business, we were able to get a few bags at a pretty good price.

Every dog we have hates Taste of the Wild and I have to find other things to mix with it, but I can’t switch them because it’s the only one our Bulldog can tolerate. He has more allergies than any dog on the planet, but you got to keep weight on him. So he eats so much of that food, and it’s ridiculous. I started mixing some of the canned ones in with it but he can’t tolerate it. He’s been throwing up and kinda dry heaving lately. He is on the bison food and it’s the only one he seems to be able to tolerate. I just have to find ways for him to eat it because he doesn’t like it. Our Rhodesian did not like that food too. All our dogs are on it. They seem to be healthy, but they just don’t like it. If they could do a single ingredient on the canned food, it would be way better.

I switched to Taste of the Wild about 3 weeks ago. I cannot get over the difference in her coat. It shines and the color of her black fur is so now amazing. She had hot spots bad but no longer. She has a real sensitive stomach but no issues and she has tried all the wet canned food they offer. She has never cleaned her bowl like she does now. Not a spec is left. I am beyond pleased.

I have two American Terriers, and I feed them Taste of the Wild. They're energetic. Their fur comes out a lot more shinier. They're eating without having to mix it with wet food. They can eat it dry. Most foods I give them, they don't wanna eat it unless you mix it with some type of wet. But that Taste of the Wild, they take it in without anything having to be mixed. The only thing is Costco has the same stuff and it's $23 for 30 pounds, when Taste of the Wild is selling for $54 for 28 pounds. I love Taste of the Wild, but that's a big difference. Other than that, they are good.

I got a Goldendoodle puppy, and he ended up with a yeasty like infection. We tried a couple things and those didn't work, so the vet said, "Put him on a grain-free diet, see what happens." I got started with Taste of the Wild and it worked great. All the symptoms went away. So, we kept him on it, and he just turned four and he's doing great. Also, it's been a little easier to clean up the backyard. If it happens to rain, it doesn't leave much to pick up. I'd love for Taste of the Wild to lower the price a little, but we're doing fine.

The pet food store where we've been buying food for years recommended Taste of the Wild for our cat. Our male cat used to have urinary tract crystals because of the ash filler in other foods. We've been using Taste of the Wild for several years now and there are no more problems. We also buy it for the dogs. We buy the venison one most of the time. I don't like to buy the one with fish in it because it usually makes their poop stinky. My wife feeds them in the morning then I usually feed them around 6:00 or 6:30 in the evening. Our cats are healthy and they stay at about the same weight.

I used Taste of the Wild for my dogs a couple of times. However, we found something else that we like better for a better price and was more convenient in terms of location.

Our dogs have to have grain-free food because the grain causes them to have ear infection, so Taste of the Wild came right. I have two Great Danes and they are almost 12 years old. We always had them and they're super healthy. Great Danes don't live typically past 9 or 10 years, and we attribute it to the food. We started off on Iams or Eukanuba, but they stuck to Taste of the Wild right away when we switched. They like both the salmon and roasted duck flavors. From the moment we started feeding them this food, they stopped having problems with their ears and they've never had trouble again.

I work for a veterinarian and he really seems to strongly think that the grain-free is causing more health issues. As dogs have been on it for so many years now, he’s seeing more heart condition. And I’m not very good at researching dog food because what works for one dog may not work for another. So, I stopped using it. I’m trying to find the best quality food for my dogs. I have six dogs and they’ve always been fed the top kibble I could find without costing ridiculous $90 a bag. But Taste of the Wild worked out really well when we were using it. And I don’t have any medical issues with my dogs. They’ve all been really healthy, but I really think that’s because I don’t follow the veterinarian vaccine protocol.

I've had my dog on Taste of the Wild for a year and it's been a good experience. He eats the beef but I also try different formulas. I try to stay away from the chicken ones though. He's more allergic to it and his coat and his body odor smell funny when I give him chicken.

Lean and helpful to fight Cardiomyopathy. Legume free and potato free I think. There's tons of grains, but the meat is always #1. My dog loves it. Lamb is very lean but nutritious. It's great for my pup who has a sensitive stomach. The pieces are pretty tough and crunchy, but small enough where my 15 lbs dog can eat it!

The Feed Barn, our local pet food store, suggested Taste of the Wild. They told us that it was equal or better than Blue Buffalo and it was also priced better. We used it for about five years and it had been fine, but we don't have any pets anymore. If we get another puppy, we will buy Taste of the Wild.

I had my German shepherd on Taste of the Wild for a little over a year and she would continually lick her butt so whatever it was in the food was irritating her. I have her eat either the salmon or the chicken and turkey, which is the normal protein that I go between, and I've never had an issue before. Also, he had worms at one point but she was definitely having those symptoms after the worms were long gone. We tried different things at the vet like doing anal gland expression and nothing worked until I quit using Taste of the Wild. She has stopped licking since.

I like that Taste of the Wild is grain-free and mostly full of protein. I'm feeding it to my cat and the experience has been fine. My only concern is when there were tons of recalls on cat and dog food.

Dexter, our big dog, likes Taste of the Wild. He eats everything, and I switch the formula up. We have been using it for two years now.

With Taste of the Wild, my dog has a good looking coat. During hunting seasons, I add a little bit of the wet food to it, which she really loves. Recently, she had a stick shoved up her nose, sneezed really hard and broke several teeth. She's gonna be on a little bit more wet from here on out to make it easier on her to chew. When she had her teeth removed, the vet asked if my dog was on a grain-free diet. I didn't get to talk with her too much about it, but she said that dogs needed grain.

We got a pitbull puppy back in June. At the time I was feeding her Iams and she was having skin allergies. She lost fur and was itchy all the time. I tried shampoos for her coat and her hair never would fully grow back. I switched her over to Taste of the Wild Pacific stream puppy formula and her hair grew back within 2 weeks. Her coat is so soft and shiny now! Love this dog food.

We no longer have our pet. But we've used Taste of the Wild since we got him. The veterinarian recommended it, and we still order it and send it to his new home. He likes it and eats it. We had dog food that causes reactions to our pets in the past. This doesn't, so I think it's properly made. But I'd love it if it costs less.

My American bulldog was having allergy problems so I made a switch to Taste of the Wild. I use a venison buffalo one, the salmon one -- I use all of them just to switch up so she’s not getting tired of the same flavor. When I first switched over it was a big difference. She gained a lot of healthy weight, and then her skin got better. But then, I don’t know if it’s seasonal allergies or what, but now she’s shedding a lot. She has a lot of allergies and itching. But I don’t think it’s the food because I tried switching over to something else and limit her ingredient diet, and it still didn’t work. So, I just went back to Taste of the Wild because she likes that one.

We have used Taste of the Wild for five years and we are happy with it. It was recommended by a pet store. It is all natural ingredients and we alternate the formulation for our black Lab -- he has had Taste of the Wild since he was born.

I have a Boxer-Lab mix and he itches a lot and he scratches. We found Taste of the Wild is the best dog food for his allergies and he likes it. He likes the Buffalo. Also, we always give him the salmon formulation. I'd recommend it to anybody.

Both of my dogs are rescues and for five years now, I've been feeding them Taste of the Wild. They haven’t had anything else. Their coat is shinier, but I feed them raw eggs in the morning as well. I used to feed them lamb, but they drank a lot of water with it. They like Taste of the Wild and have been healthy. Moreover, their breath doesn’t stink.

I just started with Taste of the Wild and my dog, a Tri-color American Bully, likes it more than what she had before. She’s an inside dog. She goes outside and wants to come right back inside. I’ve tried a couple of different formulas and she likes all of them. It’s a good value and she has definitely gained some weight.

I've had my Lab mix on Taste of the Wild for about a year, and in general, it was very good. It kept her very healthy.

We had a Rhodesian Ridgeback who had a very particular diet and he couldn’t eat anything with grain in it. That led us to try a couple of different foods and Taste of the Wild was the one he tolerated the best. He has since passed, but we just keep buying the food. We’ve got two dogs now and that’s what they’ve only eaten. I’ve done the bison, the salmon, and the venison combo. But the place I go to has about four versions and I’ve gotten pretty much all of them. The two dogs that we have now just devour their food. I could put anything in the bowl and they would go for it. In fact, one of them gets medicine and I just throw the pills in with the food and it’s gone.

I have a German Shepherd named Rocko and he'll be turning 6 in December. We like him to have a long life expectancy and we just feed him human food. We tried to keep him on no soy, no grain, no sugar type of food. Then, we've had him on Taste of the Wild for about two and a half years now and he hasn’t had any problems with it. We switch it up so that he doesn’t get bored with the flavor. But even though he’s almost 6, we still feed him the puppy formula most of the time because his coat seems to be shinier.

My dog has allergies. We went through several different foods, and Taste of the Wild is the one that she didn’t react to. She's a Pitbull. She loves the food. She gets really excited for it. Things have been going good with the product so far.

I was looking for a healthier brand and a more natural food for my dog. I decided to purchase Taste of the Wild and I've been buying that for almost four years now. So far, my experience with it has been really good. I live in the city, so my dog doesn’t get a ton of exercise outside besides in my yard, and I feel like it’s a good food for him to kinda compensate for the fact that he may not be running around as much as other dogs. I used to use the puppy formula and now I use the adult food. But he has had all the different kinds and all the flavors, and he’s never had any issues with it. He really likes it.

My dog loves Taste of the Wild. I started my dog off on it. It was a free offer from the pet store because we adopted a dog. He's a mutt. The veterinarian said, "He's on Taste of the Wild, leave him. He likes it." I like that there's not a lot of junk in it. I alternate the dog food flavors for him. And the bison is his favorite.

We had researched dog food previously with our other Great Dane, and we had used a different brand. We found Taste of the Wild at a local provider and our dog likes it and eats it, so we stuck with it. However, the dog food is so expensive and never on sale, so a rewards programs would be good. Other than that, our 7-year-old Great Dane has been on Taste of the Wild since we got him and he's been lean.

I have a Schipperke that had a lot of problems with itching and being allergic, so they thought he was allergic to the wheat in other foods. So, I went to a meat-based food and Taste of the Wild was recommended by the vet. Since using it, there's not as much itching, and he tends to like it better than any other kind of food. If I have to get him something else, he doesn’t like other food as much. I've been using Taste of the Wild for about eight years. I've been happy with the product. My dog likes it.

I had a really good experience with Taste of the Wild. I was going between the Bison and Lamb. But I stopped using it suddenly. The vet recommended me to change my dog’s diet because of the grain-free and all the dogs dying. My fault for not getting more information together. I listened to him and changed my dog’s diet. And since then, my dog has been very sick. I had spent $2,300. I changed and I wanted to go back to Taste of the Wild because it works for me for over a year. But now, her stomach is not agreeing with any of them and Taste of the Wild is not working. My dog was fine, and she never got sick. She’s a Boxer and she was perfect. But now, I’m having all these problems. She’s on a low-fat diet. My hope is that when she gets back to healthy again, I can go back to Taste of the Wild because she loved it and we never have problem before.

Taste of the Wild was a recommendation from a vet and a pet food place. I like the no grain stuff. I’ve got an older dog and one had some stomach issues and allergy issues, and it seemed like Taste of the Wild was a nice fit. Once I changed, I’ve had no problems. I have a Doberman, a chocolate lab, a Pitbull, a Goldendoodle, and a Mini Pin. The Doberman I have is a pretty recent rescue. I’ve had him just for the summer, and his coat has immediately gotten better. And he had some allergy issues too. He had scratchy, itchy, patchy coat and dry skin, and that’s cleared up since I got him in June.

Taste of the Wild came recommended from our trainer as it doesn’t have the carbohydrates and all the fillers. The first ingredients are natural protein. I only wish they didn’t make the bag sizes smaller and charge more, which seems to be the trend with everything. But it's good food. We have a female German Shepherd that we had had as a puppy and now we have had her for 3 years and 7 months. She’s never had issues with Taste of the Wild and she prefers a mix of the venison and the bison. She’s very healthy and I’m sure that her diet is definitely part of it.

The dogs love Taste of the Wild. I have Pit bulls and with it, they have much more energy. I have a 9-year-old and a year and a half, and I use everything but the salmon. Salmon don’t work well for pit bulls.

My dogs hate Taste of the Wild and won't eat it anymore. I have a six-month-old Rottweiler and I have been giving him the puppy formula, but my fiancee and I have been talking about switching. I also have a 2-year-old pit bull and she's been eating Taste of the Wild since 7 weeks old. She eats the adult formula and we've tried different formulations and always switch it up every time we get her a bag. But now, she doesn't like it anymore. She's been having diarrhea and when she does eat it, she's kinda down. So, the Rottweiler doesn’t eat the dog food too ‘cause my pit bull stopped eating it.

I have a 12-year-old Catahoula that had had skin problems so we switched all the dog food. We've been feeding Taste of the Wild to our dogs for about 2 years now and my Catahoula hasn't had any skin issues for a couple of years. We bought the salmon flavored the last time and the bag smells so horrible, so we'll never buy the fish again. But the dogs ate the whole bag. We fed it to them really fast, so we can get rid of it. Other than that, it's fine. We use the grain-free and we also buy another brand of dog food and we mix the two back and forth.

Taste of the Wild has good ingredients and it’s not a crazy price like most of the other dog foods. I'm a pet owner and I've been using Taste of the Wild for 6 months or more on my 2 chocolate Labs. Molly, the younger one, would eat anything. But Leila, who's about 13, is a little picky when it comes to eating, but she seems to gobble Taste of the Wild up. So, that’s maybe another reason why we started giving it to her. She also seems to push more towards the Pacific Stream and more of the fish formula. We have her on thyroid medication and her hips are getting really slim, but it's just a Lab trait. Her coat wasn’t the best when we got her on the medication, and she’s been on Taste of the Wild for a while, but she's definitely doing better in general. All in all, my dogs enjoy Taste of the Wild so I don’t see why other people's dogs wouldn’t.

For about six months now, I've been using Taste of the Wild. I feed it to my dog, an American Bulldog, once in the morning and once in the evening and she likes it.

I have two Huskies and one of them is 2 years while the younger one is 6 months. They have both been on Taste of the Wild on their whole lives. They wouldn't eat other pet foods and they're both still on the puppy formula. We get the bag food of the Sierra Mountain and I mix a little bit of water with it and they love it. They're feeling softer and shinier and, overall, their activity level seems to be higher. I have only started feeding Taste of the Wild with this set of dogs, but before that, I used the generic Purina and the dogs didn't have as much energy and weren't as soft and fluffy. That's a stereotypical thing, but the coats have improved definitely.

A friend of mine recommended Taste of the Wild. Things have been going fine with their product. I've been using it for my dogs for four years. And with it, they’re not having runny stool.

My dogs like Taste of the Wild a lot. They devour it. I have two white labs, Gus and Pearl, and they're extremely healthy. I've been feeding them the wild salmon, with which I stick to all the time because if we change their diet a little bit it screws them up. Taste of the Wild was recommended by my friends and the store where we buy the food from, and one of our vets said it was better than Blue Buffalo.

I've been giving my Mini Dachshund Taste of the Wild for about five years now. It was recommended to us by one of the vets that we see. We’ve been told by our vet that the grain-frees are good, but some grain is actually good for the dog too. We mix Taste of the Wild with Royal Canin, the one that’s made for Dachshunds, at half and half. My dog eats any of the food that doesn't have salmon, because she gets a stinky butt when she eats salmon, so we usually stick to the venison mix one.