Taste of the Wild Reviews

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.

My Pit bull has been eating Taste of the Wild since he was a puppy. Maximus Blue is now three and Taste of the Wild keeps him fit. He's pretty muscular. He eats about four cups of the bison flavor once a day. I spend at least $60 a month on his food alone, though. I have five other dogs and he’s the only one that’s full-blooded. The rest of them are just mixed mutts. I’ve got two little Chihuahua Mix puppies that eat Taste of the Wild too when they get hungry enough. My dogs are doing great on it.

The experience with Taste of the Wild has been good except they have had some issues with different flavors. My dog rejected a different flavor and I woke up to him puking bile and blood one night. So, I stopped feeding it and I dumped it. I switched the two Huskies back to the red bag and yellow bag, and they are doing fine.

My dogs love the Taste of the Wild. I got a blue nose pitbull and then a Siberian husky slash pitbull, and I feed them around three times a day. The store that sells the food over here was awesome and they do a great job.

I have a cat that has a sensitive tummy and I've been using Taste of the Wild for her for about six months. She was a bottle-fed baby and there are certain foods she would puke on. She still pukes with eating this because she eats too fast but it's a lot better than any of the other brands. I have three cats and they all love Taste of the Wild. We use the Canyon River and usually do more of the bagged food. We do the canned as treats every couple of weeks.

I've got a 10-year-old Labrador mix, an 11-year-old huskie mix, and an 8-year-old beagle mix. I've used Taste of the Wild for five years and I usually give them the Roasted Fowl. They like that flavor. Hopefully, Taste of the Wild would keep my dogs alive longer. I’ve recommended it to friends.

My Dachshunds like Taste of the Wild. I chose the dog food because of the ingredients, but I haven’t really noticed any difference in their coat or activity. I had four dogs but I’ve got one now, and he’s gonna be 16 next month. So, he’s activity level is not that great. I'm using the All Age. He likes it, so I keep feeding it to him.

I have an old dog that has cancer and Taste of the Wild is doing better for him. We tried a couple others, and with Taste of the Wild, he's not shedding as bad. He's getting better. I have two labs - a black one and a yellow one. Their names are Oz and Buddy and we wanted to do lamb and rice for them. We tried that one and my dogs really liked it, so we stuck with it. We've now gone to the raw diet, but we used Taste of the Wild for at least four years. I told people to get it too.

We absolutely love Taste of the Wild. Growing up, my parents always had dogs and their dogs always had countless meals of whatever was cheapest at the store. The dogs always developed allergies. I was very concerned about giving my dog the best product to ensure that he lives a long life. I live by an Ace Hardware store and Taste of the Wild was one of the big products there. I was very interested in the grain-free, which was one of the main things that led me to the product. Plus, it was something that was recommended by my veterinarian.

My Pitbull mix had really dry skin. He tried a couple of different lines from Taste of the Wild and the Wetlands with the duck seems to be the best. He's now 11 years old and he's been on it for three years. He does well on it.

I've been feeding my dogs with Taste of the Wild for about three years as recommended by a vet. Our Shih Tzu had dry skin and food allergy on something that we were feeding them. So, we have him on the wild fowl mixture and he’s doing well. We were able to see a difference within the first three weeks. He’s now around seven and I'm keeping him on that one. We’ve been doing well with Taste of the Wild, so I appreciate it.

Our dog, a half-standard poodle and a quarter-Pyrenees and a quarter-Anatolian, has very severe food allergies. She’s allergic to grains. She’s allergic to almost every protein -- chicken, beef and pork. The fish variant of Taste of the Wild is one of the few things that her body doesn’t seem to reject. It is the only dog food that so far hasn’t caused her any super bad reactions that she can eat. She still has to take medicine for the allergies. But we don’t have any problems with her coat or her skin being dry or anything like that.

My husband did a research and said that Taste of the Wild was the best one. We’ve been feeding our dog with that for three years now. We give him a salmon-flavored one, which he prefers. It’s a little pricey, but he seems to like it. We know it’s a good product. He’s getting good nutrition and it makes him healthier.

My first rescue dog was brought home 5 years ago. He was in foster care and the mom, who has a bulldog experience, recommended Taste of the Wild. I didn’t wanna mess it up knowing how sensitive their systems could be, so we've been using Taste of the Wild for our dogs since that time. As we also got a second dog, both of our dogs are on the same food. We purchase the grains-free formulation and it’s the Pacific Northwest with the salmon and sweet potato. I’ve been staying constant because the dogs tend to be hot in general, and I’ve learned that different proteins have different effects on the dogs. I’ve also learned that my older one is very sensitive to soy products of any kind, so I don’t divert from one food. I’ve ordered the dog food offline one time, but with the extras, the weight, and the loading stuff, it’s better I’m in a frequent buyer plan. I then get the dog food at a local pet supply.

We've been using Taste of the Wild for a long time. Our dog is a Newfoundland and a Pekingese. He’s a large type breed, seven, and still really healthy, which is good. There was that report that came out about green dog foods and heart disease but I can’t feed my dog garbage either. He’s got allergies so Taste of the Wild has been perfect for us.

I feed a 20-pound dog and a 45-pound youngblood. One is older and one is younger and there's a constant battle of trying to find a good food for both of them. I work with a guy who is part-owner of a pet store and he brought me samples. I like how Taste of the Wild is made. There's not a lot of meal in it. Plus, both of the dogs seem to like Taste of the Wild and they do well with it.

I like Taste of the Wild. It's going over a month now that I'm using it and I am very happy with it. I don’t mind how much it costs. The main thing is that my dog eats it. I was buying other dog food that was a lot more money, but my dog doesn’t like it. She turned her nose up at it. I’ve also noticed she’s not scratching like she was before. I think she doesn’t have any allergies to Taste of the Wild, which is another plus. So, I’m very content with this brand and I will continue buying it every month. The other one I had bought her was not good and I ended up giving it to the stray cats.

My dogs tend to like Taste of the Wild and even the cats enjoy it. I also like it because I could start puppies on it. I just water it down a little bit for the little ones and they ate it right up. You also water it down a little bit for the older ones and they tend to be able to eat it. All my dogs get good health out of it. I noticed that when the dogs use the bathroom, it’s very small and tight. Meaning, they get all the nutrition they could get out of it instead of having a bunch of filler in it.

So far, so good with Taste of the Wild, which I've been using for six months or so. I chose this brand because of the frequent buyer thing, buy 10 bags and get a free one. My two long haired Chihuahua, one short haired Chihuahua, and a Papillon have always been on really good food.

I've been using Taste of the Wild for 10 years or more for my two cats and they are happy with it. I use the salmon cat food, which was recommended by our friend who runs a pet store. One cat had dandruff and he said that she probably needed more fat in her diet. Taste of the Wild helped a lot and I noticed a difference within about two weeks.

Taste of the Wild is a good pet food. We've been using it for a few years now. My cat is about seven years old and my dog is Rottweiler-Labrador-Doberman mix and she's going to be five. My dog has been on Taste of the Wild the whole time and our cat might have had another cat food when she was younger and then we've switched.

I feed my Vizsla Taste of the Wild and it works really well. It has a good reputation for being a high quality food. I tried some of the other ones, and she seemed to eat the Wetlands roasted fowl formula better. She liked it better. It's dry food and she's been on it for four and a half years. She is 45 pounds and every time she goes to bed, I get nothing but praises for how good she looks and for her coat.

We have two hunting dogs who are both two and a half years old and Taste of the Wild is all they’ve had. The last dog I had had skin allergies so I'm more accommodating to what they eat, for their coat, and I had a friend recommend Taste of the Wild. I've been using it for about five years now. I use the venison and bison.

I have two Maltipoodles and they are really picky. So I wanted to try something else, and Taste of the Wild is what they've been eating now and they are eating it.

I was looking for a better option for my dog - a healthier one and also having more protein. I was like, "What's the best out there? Hey, try Taste of the Wild." I was inside of one of those feeds and they had different brands. They recommended that Taste of the Wild was a pretty good brand. I have two Dogo Canarios. They were pretty fast on the dog food. It was something new for them. The taste helped a lot. Since my dogs are mastiffs, I wouldn't get a lot of high protein. The grain-free is really good to use. My dogs are up and about. They're not like a sitting at home dog.

I've been using Taste of the wild for my dogs for a few years now. We use an offshoot of it called PREY. The product has good contents. I feed my dog every variety of it. I try to keep it interesting for the dogs. I would hate to just be stuck eating one thing for my whole life. I have a Belgian Malinois Shepherd and there was a cattle dog Kelpie. I feel when I feed a higher protein and a better food my dogs tend to be happier, healthier and they actually eat a lot less. I am very satisfied with the product.

Taste of the Wild had good vitamin content in it and it had some other things in it that was really good for the dog. We just put some in his bowl and he ate when he wanted to eat and there's water in his bowl. We just let him go out and he'd go do his business and come back in. So, he liked it and ate it. My son and his girlfriend, who owns the dog, moved away so I no longer buy it but I used it for over a year and I would recommend it. It's a little bit pricey but it's good food. When you buy good food, they have a tendency to have less waste because they digest whatever is in it better. They use more than a lot of other byproducts and stuff, and then they end up pooping really less.

We enjoy the Taste of the Wild. We like using it and we’ll continue to use it. Our dog's coat is a little bit softer. We have a pit bull-terrier and she enjoys eating her food. She likes the bison better than the wolf venison one or the purple bag. So, she likes the red bag more than the purple bag.

Taste of the Wild is the only dog food I've ever used and my dogs are really spoiled with this food. It has been six years now and they don't really like eating other food. I have a pit bull and a chihuahua, and one thing I've noticed is that they don't digest other food real well. Taste of the Wild is grain-free and I like the quality. I just cycle through the different formulas. My dogs like them all. Taste of the Wild just needs to lower their prices a little bit. But other than that, everything has been cool.

The breeder recommended Taste of the Wild and our two Golden Retrievers like it. I've been using it for three years and my dogs have never eaten anything else. We go for the one that got a salmon on the front, the Pacific.

Our pet, an Australian Labradoodle, is on the Prey Trout Formula. Her coat is definitely shiny. Taste of the Wild is the best that I feed my dogs and it is what our breeder was using.

We did a little research and Taste of the Wild was one that we were comfortable with. It's grain-free, which was one thing we were looking for, and it was readily available where we lived, that was why we have continued to use it for our pet for a little over five years. I'm currently using the Bison. My pet is about 75 pounds, five and a half years old. She’s a mixed Akita, Rottweiler, Lab, and Golden Retriever. We feed her the hard food, Taste of the Wild, in the morning, and then we make our own food that we give her in the afternoon. So far, she’s done really well with that mix and she’s been vibrant for the most part.

I went on Facebook and I asked a Miniature Schnauzer group what their Schnauzers like and what’s good for them, and a lot of people recommended Taste of the Wild. Buck, my Miniature Schnauzer, loves it and I wish that there were more flavors for the puppy food. We’ve been using it ever since he started eating dry food, which is about four months. I feed him one and a half cups in the morning, and then I just let him eat however much he wants at night because he doesn’t get any food during the night time. He’s a healthy dog and he’s amazing. He goes on three-mile runs and he doesn’t even care. My personal vet that I bring him to said that he’s in perfect health and to just keep doing what I’m doing, so Taste of the Wild is working pretty good for him.

Taste of the Wild is good for our dog and he thinks it’s great. We've been using it for 10 years now. We’ve been adding Freshpet to it and it gives him a little more nutrition. Plus, it doesn’t have grain in it, which is really big for him because of his allergy to corn.

I have two dogs, a miniature schnauzer and a Maltese Shih Tzu, that I've been feeding Taste of the Wild to for the last two or three months because I liked the Blue Buffalo and I wanted something that wasn't full of crap. And they love it. Their snouts are nice and shiny. The miniature schnauzer runs around all day chasing the deer and our little six-pound Shih Tzu Maltese runs around chasing the other dog inside the house, Sparky. They seem to be a little more energetic, which I don’t really need, but it's good for them. I’m not at the vet all the time and they're not sick, so I’m happy.

I like Taste of the Wild. I have a nine-month-old Dobermann, seven-year-old pit bull, and a five-year-old Belgian Malinois. They seem really healthy, have a lot of energy and their coats are pretty silky.

For two years, my Great Dane-Labrador mix has been on adult salmon flavor Taste of the Wild. It was the first bag she had and I stuck with it ever since. Taste of the Wild was recommended by our vet for its nutritional value.

I use Taste of the Wild's Sweet Potato Salmon. However, I'm concerned that the formula changed. One of my dogs, a hairless Chinese Crested, is super allergic. She has always had allergy problems and can’t eat any kind of grain. My other dog is fine though.

My black cat has been feeding on Taste of the Wild for 10 years now and it has a good coat. I get the Rocky Mountain Grain-Free feline food in a green bag and it has some good stuff in it. It's got stuff that they might forge more, out in the wild, like berries, but it doesn't have a lot of the stuff in it that other cat food has. However, one of the things that I don't like so much is while it's got individual kernels, there are a lot of crumbly, loose, little pieces in there. Still, it's the same food so it's good. And another reason Taste of the Wild is good is it's cheaper than the counterpart in another brand, and they're both good quality so that's a big deciding factor.

Taste of the Wild is a great product and my German Shepherd loves it. Someone recommended the dog food to me and I've been feeding it to my dog for about 2 years already. He likes the formula with the roasted salmon.

I heard of Taste of the Wild from a friend and I decided to start using it. It's what I've been feeding my Ridgeback for most of his life. He enjoys it. I use the fish and that helps with his coat. Also, he's great on energy.

We've been trying to figure out the best food for my German shepherd because she got this itchiness to her. We tried Taste of the Wild for a while but then it kinda stopped working. We had been using the salmon stuff and we switched to meat-based food and she reacts better to it.

I was using Taste of the Wild for over three years and my hearing service dog that I started on it passed away in August at the age of 14. I switched to them after hearing all of the stuff on the news about grain-free dog food. But then, my vet said I don't need grain-free food for my dog and recommended something else. When my two dogs were on taste of the wild, we didn't seem to have any problems with it. They liked it. It was tasty and it came in different flavors.

We bounced around different dog foods and now our dogs have been eating Taste of the Wild for about a year already. We have a poodle mix and a Corgi mix and they actually like their food. They're less picky, especially ‘cause we change up the flavors. Sometimes we do salmon, sometimes we do the bison. We love Taste of the Wild.

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

My dog has been on Taste of the Wild since he started eating hard food. That's what the family of the people that bred him fed all of their Huskies with. He's about four months old and he is about 30 pounds. I'm mixing puppy food and salmon adult food. Sometimes, I also switch up the adult food. The food is helping him grow and it's working. He seems to like it and all the other Huskies, his brothers and sisters, really like it too. I'm gonna keep him on that food for his life.

We have three little chihuahuas. One is 10, one is 11, and the other one is 14, and they love Taste of the Wild. I've been using it to them for about two years now. We tried another kind of food, but my dogs didn't really like it. One time, they had diarrhea, so we decided to stay with Taste of the Wild. Now they know what’s the best and better for them, they don’t wanna eat another thing.

It was important to me that the dog food didn't have a lot of grains in it and used Taste of the Wild for about a couple of years. I was happy with it and it was good quality. But I switched to Prey because if I buy 10 bags of it, I get one free.

Some of the people in our group that we meet up with use the Taste of the Wild brand and they recommended it to me so I switched. I have Shiba Inus and my dogs are picky eaters. They tend to like the food when it's really fresh and really good out of the bag and a nice seal. So we try to buy smaller bags for them. They're on the wild fish. We usually add some hot water to the food and that's typically how they like it. But sometimes, they like it dry, too. We feed them twice a day and typically, in the morning and at night. But our schedule sometimes is not always at the same time. So we try to feed them after a walk.

Two Chocolate Labs ago, we switched from AvoDerm to Taste of the Wild for the protein. We had one that lasted 16 years old and the previous one lasted 11 years. Now the one we have is two years old. Thus far, we've found that it's good dog food for the price that we pay. We use whatever variants are above 32% in terms of formulation and my dogs like the salmon and duck variants.

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

I've been using Taste of the Wild on and off for four years. I purchase it at Southern Agriculture here in Tulsa, but sometimes I don’t travel there to pick it up and I’ll pick up something else. I like the salmon. I was reading labels the day I picked it out. I was looking for a product that had salmon ingredients so it would help with itchy skin. I asked around and knew I was looking for a product that has ingredients that Taste of the Wild has. I rescued a Lab and Chihuahua. Then a couple of years ago, the Chihuahua got a little friend. I call it a little fox dog. I live alone and work so I make sure they have a little puddle in their bowl in the morning, not very much, just enough in case they get hungry. When I get home, I first feed them before anything else because they demand it.

I liked Taste of the Wild's quality. I feed my two shepherds Pacific salmon for their skin and coat, which have become much better. Buy Taste of the Wild. It's a good quality product.

We have two dogs, a German shorthaired pointer mixed with Brittany spaniel, and the other one, a rescue. We started off our first dog that we got on Taste of the Wild right away. He seemed to love it. On our second dog, we transitioned her from one to another, and she likes it. We give them the Pacific Stream. We've been with Taste of the Wild for a couple of years and I wasn't too happy whenever they cut the sizes of the bags lower, but they kept the same price. I'm happy with Taste of the Wild. Our dogs have been fairly health. I can't necessarily say that it's because of the Taste of the Wild solely, but definitely, it's not hurting them.

My dog likes Taste of the Wild. I have a 4-year old Shar Pei and I guess that type of breed is kinda picky on food. So, what we started doing instead of buying the big bag, we started buying the smaller bag, so that it'd be consumed faster, and then we can have another flavor. His coat is softer and shinier. The grain-free is much better for him.

I've got a Jack Russell terrier with some food allergies and Taste of the Wild so far has accommodated it. I chose this particular brand for its limited ingredients and I get the big red bag of the Southwest Canyon Grain-Free from Mini Pet Mart. The dog food is wonderful and I'm 100% satisfied with its quality. My dog even had no hesitation at all when he first started eating it. I just leave his food in the bowl until he decides it's time to eat. Now, according to the vet, my Jack Russell terrier is as healthy as one can be at 9 years of age. So, I've been using 2 flavors of Taste of the Wild for 3 years now and the food keeps my Jack Russell under control.

Taste of the Wild has been working out well on our 5 mastiffs. It was a recommendation from vets and we've been buying quite a few bags for 5 years now. We feed it to the dogs once a day in summertime and two times a day in wintertime, and they seem very active.

Taste of the Wild seems like a good, natural food. We always try to do the grain-free and my dogs love it.

My vet recommended Taste of the Wild and I've been using it for my bulldogs for two years. They’ve been healthy and good. I would recommend Taste of the Wild.

I've been feeding Taste of the Wild to my dogs for 20 years now and I'm very happy with it. I went with this brand mainly because of the ingredients and because I feed raw food. I thought that it was a better blend to go with to complement the raw food. I was breeding Shiba Inus and that was when I started using Taste of the Wild. And now, I have two little Havanese girls. I'm feeding them raw beef and Salmon Taste of the Wild. I felt that the fish would offer a few more pluses to it, like the oil.

I've been using Taste of the Wild for about three years now and it is working out really well. I like what it’s made with. There are no fillers. We use the buffalo one, the yellow bag, and I feed my dogs once a day, usually at about 5:00. I have two bulldogs, Elvis and Big Mama, who are both about two years old. Then I also have a pitbull who is about five years old.

I had a dog that developed a pet food allergy. I did some research and it seemed like it was a grain allergy. A few years before that, I had a dog that had a problem with it. I tried Taste of the Wild to see if it helps the skin allergy problem and it did. But I try to change my protein every time so he doesn't build up an allergy to it. I've tried all of them, but I usually go by color. I usually alternate four - Pine Forest, waterfowl, salmon and the one with buffaloes on it. Along with some forms of medication, Taste of the Wild has really made a big difference in my dog's allergy problems. It doesn't flare up nearly as bad without the grains in the dog food.

I used Taste of the Wild for my black lab when she was a puppy. I picked the grain free one and she had it for six months. And then, I researched some pet food brands and found other brands that were healthy and had better product stuff in it. Her coat got way healthier when I switched her food. Still, TOTW is a good brand of dog food for the price. It was affordable and it had the natural ingredient, and my dog happily ate it.

Our dog's about a 93 pound, all-white pit bull with a brown spot on his eye and we used to give him Taste of the Wild. But he has skin issues, so he's on a particular medication. Then one of the suggestions for our dog was to not be on a completely grain-free diet. But we liked Taste of the Wild while we were on it and we were on it for a number of years. We used the yellow bag crunchy and the product was great. I would recommend them

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

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

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

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

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

I have two dogs, a German Shepherd-black Lab mix and a yellow Lab mix. My first one is seven years old and he's been on Taste of the Wild since he was a puppy. I tried a couple different dog foods when my dog was a puppy and everything else made him sick besides Taste of the Wild. Annie's been with me since she was 10, so, I’ve had her for five years. She doesn't itch as bad as she does when she's on other food. I've also noticed that when my other dog goes and play at the kennels or when he stays with my parents and they don't feed him the same food even though I take his food in with him, he comes back super itchy and his stomach is upset. I went with Taste of the Wild because of the ingredients and I prefer that over anything. We try to get the light blue bag that has got salmon in it and we also buy the purple one with bison in it.

My wife did the research and picked Taste of the Wild. We have a medium sized dog and we've been using TOTW for three years. We use the yellow bag and our dog has never complained.

We have two Golden Retrievers and we've been using Taste of the Wild for them for 4 years now. Taste of the Wild is grain-free, but we’re a little bit concerned about some of the data coming out about heart conditions. Still, we get a kind of formulation that is for large dogs and my dogs seem to be comfortable eating it.

We have three German shepherds and a Weimaraner. The female German shepherd was vomiting on a different food, so we switched to the grain-free Taste of the Wild. And now, she hasn’t vomited at all. We've been using it for about eight months and get a different flavor every time we get a different bag. The dogs seem to like all of the flavors. They did so well on Taste of the Wild, and so we put our cats on it. We’ve got eight cats and they don’t regurgitate on it.

My dogs were having allergies. I decided to use Taste of the Wild and I've been using it for seven years. I have a 60-pound pitbull, a 70-pound pit/rott mix, and a 20-pound Frenchie. I'm giving them the lamb. We did bison for a while and then decided to switch from that because they would have less stomach issues. Taste of the Wild does the job. It’s grain-free, so that was the main concern, and it works. There are concerns with the recalls that have been going on and the possible link to health issues, but other than that, it’s been fine with me.

I have an 80-pound Lab mix from the pound and I feed her the Pacific Trout Salmon from Taste of the Wild. I don’t know if it’s a coincidence, but my previous dog had bad gas. I used Royal Canin with her and switched to Taste of the Wild. The package says that they use purified water. I also found out that it’s no-grain, which seemed like a good idea. I just stuck with it with the new dog who is now seven years old. She is a nice, healthy dog and I always get compliments whenever I talk about how shiny she is. And she does not have the bad gas that our previous dog had. Allergies were my other fear. Some dogs have allergy problems when you talk about food, but because I never had allergy problems, I just stuck with Taste of the Wild.

Natural ingredients are important for my pets and I chose Taste of the Wild for the quality and pricing. We own a min pin and a German shepherd. They've been eating Taste of the Wild for about 7 years and they're healthy. I've switched up the flavor on them and I still buy the same kind of dog food like the kibble part, but the flavor in it made them have the runs. So, I just buy the same one all the time. On another note, I really like the rebate program where I get a bag free for every 10 bags. That's cool. I do about a bag a month, so I get about a bag free in a year.

I heard that Taste of the Wild was good, and having used it for about four years now, the brand has been pretty good for me. I have a boxer and a Schnauzer terrier mix, both being fed the lamb and rice formula, and they like it. I put a little warm water with it. One thing I have noticed, though, is from bag to bag, the dog food looked a little different and sometimes have different smell to it in the last six months. I bought a lot of bags, and sometimes the food doesn't look the same in color or has a weird smell.

We got two cats and two dogs, and Taste of the Wild is what we buy at the local hardware store that always carry high-quality stuff. Our oldest dog is three years old and we had a Jack Russell before him that was 12 years, and we've been using it ever since we had him. Our dogs are healthy every time they go to the vet, so it must be doing something good.

I've been using Taste of the Wild for my Great Dane, German Shepherd, and Chihuahua Terrier Mix for about 4 years now. I am an ingredient person when it comes to my dogs and I get Taste of the Wild because of the product that's listed for it. The only thing is the bag pound or size. I have three dogs, so I need a 50 pound bag and there's only one selection on that. You have to get the 40 if you want other selections, but it's not worth the price. For me to get the 40- or 30-pound bag, I'll have to be back in the store twice or three times a month because it's gonna go quick. Other than that, Taste of the Wild has a better product. There's a lot of junk and by-products in dog foods and my dogs have to eat dog food. I mix their food with meats that I cook myself but now, I get at least a quality, premium dog food.

My German Shepherd (Jem) Loves Taste of the Wild! I had Jem on another very expensive food, she stopped eating it after being sick out of the blue, even her Vet couldn't figure out why. I switched to Taste of the Wild-Roasted Foul (Grain Free) after some research, she started to eat again right away, her energy level doubled, and her coat was shinier than ever! Her fecal matter is solid, she runs with "the pack" at the dog park for what seems to be forever, her spirit is great, and she looks forward to her meals as well as her treat ball that I also load with her Taste of the Wild kibble. I'm so happy that I made the switch!!

I heard good things about Taste of the Wild and it was recommended by the employee at the store. I got my dog, a black Lab mix, on the Limited Ingredient Trout since he was a puppy and likes it. He went through all the others and he didn't like them too much. All in all, I've been using Taste of the Wild for three years now and my experience has been good.

I've always liked Taste of the Wild product. I find that if I switch to any other dog food, even if it's grain-free, my dog's coat becomes more dull. He always has the shiniest coat on Taste of the Wild. I really liked what is in it and the flavor. It is a little pricey, so I tried switching to other grain-free dog food, but the coat wasn't as shiny as on Taste of the Wild. So, I always switch back.

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

We like Taste of the Wild. We've been using them for about seven months now, and it’s the only food my dogs would eat. I have a Cane Corso that I rescued and I have an English mastiff-Australian Shepherd mix. I feed them the bison and they like it. Their coat is extremely shiny, too.

I have a Min Pin and a pit mix, and both of them are 11. I used to be on a different food and then I switched them over to Taste of the Wild because it’s healthier for them. The ones they were using were kibbles, which is the worst that you could give them. I've been using Taste of the Wild for six months now and for the most part, I noticed that my dogs tend to get more energy and not lethargic. They actually get up and do stuff. My experience with Taste of the Wild has been great. I stuck to it after I switched and so far, my dogs have been doing good. I recommend Taste of the Wild to my friends all the time.

We have four dogs - a Standard Poodle, a little Pocket Pug, an American Staffordshire Terrier and we just had the little Rottweiler. We liked the more natural food so we went with Taste of the Wild and I’ve been using them for a long time now. So far, my dogs are fat and healthy. I like their rewards program too, the “Buy 10, get one free.” I usually go through two bags a month on average. My experience with Taste of the Wild has been good and we always recommend them.

Decided to try this brand but what a mistake that was! I have a 15 week old miniature Australian shepherd. I fed this to him a couple of times but found that he wasn't very interested. I mixed it with his other food thinking that it would make the switch easier. I noticed that his poops were softer when I mixed it but thought maybe it was just the transition. Once I went to only this brand, (today) he was throwing up within 20 minutes after eating. About 6 hours later I decided to try it again to see how he would do. I gave him less than an 1/8th of a cup but again, within 20 minutes he was throwing up. No thanks! The entire bag went in the garbage.

I have been buying TOTW High Prairie for my 8y lab since he was 6mo old. He was diagnosed with Diabetes Insipidus earlier this year. I know heavy metal can cause DI in humans; therefore, I am starting to think that this rare disease could be linked to this food. OFFICIALLY switching. Very disappointed that I have paid all this money to have great quality food when in fact it is very poor quality.

I have fed Sierra Mountain for years, so this was not a change of diet issue. About 2 months ago, my dogs started developing bouts of florid diarrhea. I have had to make multiple trips to the Vet and each had 2 courses of **. But then they would get sick again once off of the **. Within 30 hours of switching to another brand of dog food, the diarrhea stopped and has not returned. I strongly feel it was the Sierra Mountain that made my dogs ill. And the illness spanned 2 different bags of food, so this wasn’t an issue with just 1 bag. Between this experience and now learning about the possible link to dilated cardiomyopathy, I would discourage people from feeding this to their pets.

Read the FDA article that was released and saw that Taste of the Wild is third on the list. I called the company to see what they have done to prove this report wrong. I wanted facts. They were rude. I’ve been buying this dog food for years believing I was buying the best quality dog food and I was talked to like I shouldn’t be concerned. Having rude customer service on the situation is making your company look even worse. I don’t see the FDA putting this information out there for nothing. Convince us why we shouldn’t switch to a different brand!

We've fed our girl TOTWHP for many years. She seems to enjoy the food and we've seen no adverse results. A recent news article sited TOTW as the third most often dog food for incidents of Canine Dilated Cardiomyopathy (heart failure in dogs). The frequency seems to be greater in large breeds. Is there a good read to dispel the food and source genetic attributes as the culprit?

We buy the expensive pet foods to protect our beloved pets from the nasty ingredients of grocery store pet foods. Now the FDA warns against Taste Of The Wild because it could give our dogs heart disease? What food (pet OR human) companies can we trust in the US? Seems very few to none. There are 2 other expensive, supposedly great-quality, pet-food-companies also on this FDA warning list. Can't believe, we've paid top dollar only to destroy our dog's health, anyway. Makes me sick. Shame on Taste Of The Wild.

My 13-year old dog was on Taste of the Wild dog food before I had to change it because she’s got pancreatitis. So, she’s on a special dog food that’s on that. But I fed her Taste of the Wild for five years. My groomer was the one that recommended it to me. She did a lot of research on them. I was stuck with the chicken or the salmon flavor and she seemed to like it.

We have six cattle dogs and we were using Taste of the Wild for about three years. However, in the last month, I changed to a different company because ToTW or the feed store upped the price and the bag poundage was less. Still, when I was feeding my dogs ToTW, they were always healthy. Additionally, our feed store does the promo of me buying 10 bags and getting the 11th one free.

All my dogs are on Taste of the Wild for a long time. It was recommended. And it is grain-free, natural, and decently priced. I don’t wanna give them something with a bunch of fillers, and this doesn’t have a bunch of fillers. And it’s all-natural so I’m not putting a bunch of chemicals in my dogs. And I was reading and it seemed like it was a clean, healthy choice. I have five Cane Corsos at one point, and everything was great. Taste of the Wild is a little harder to find out here, now that I’m on the West Coast. So, they’re on this grain-free thing, but I really liked Taste of the Wild.

Years ago, I had a dog with intestinal problems and Taste of the Wild was the only thing I could get her that she was okay on. I stuck with it and now I have an Australian Shepherd whom I feed the Wetlands variant. While I wish it wasn't so expensive, my dog has been really healthy and Taste of the Wild is all that he's been on.

I've been using Taste of the Wild because it seemed like a healthier option for my pet. I have two Australian shepherds and they are both four years old. The one I've been using most recently is the Pure Prairie and they have had it their whole lives. I got one bag that might’ve been a bad batch that they wouldn’t eat it for some reason. And then after that, it’s been fine.

We have a German Shepherd and he's allergic to certain things. My husband did research and we found that Taste of the Wild is the best for our dog. We buy the yellow bag, Bison.

I haven't used Taste of the Wild for my dogs in a couple of months because it’s pretty expensive. But they seem to like it and we’ve used it for about six months.

My mixed breed 12 pound 6 year old dog has been on Taste of The Wild Salmon and Potato most of her life! We give her a mix of wet and dry. All of a sudden two weeks ago she developed diarrhea and was throwing up. We took her to the vet, and could find no real reason for this condition. The vet gave us probiotics which we added to her food, and an antibiotic which we held off on because by the following day she was ok... Fast forward a week and she once again has the runs. I am always panicked about it being a problem with her food. I stay on top of all the recalls etc. Has anything changed in either the wet or dry that would now make her sensitive? I don’t want to keep giving her food that is making her sick!

So, I work as an animal nutrition consultant. So, when we found a puppy we loved I wanted something that would be a solid nutritional choice. Our mixed breed started on Taste of the Wild at 6 months of age. He seemed to eat it ‘okay’ but just never seemed overly interested in his food. Over the next few years his interest lessened and we decided to try the premium Taste of the Wild, the PREY line. If we rotated between turkey and beef, he would at least nibble throughout the day. Our dog is trained in skijor and has 20 acres to run and explore with our family. We were confused and devastated when at 2.5 years old he developed pneumonia. That’s when the x-rays and echocardiogram revealed the true cause, severe dilated cardiomyopathy. Luckily, we have an INCREDIBLE canine cardiologist who encouraged us that with time, if it was nutritional and we were committed to his care there was a chance it could be reversed.

Taste of the Wild is a quality dog food and I recommend it to friends. I've been using it for 10 years and my experience has been fine. It was recommended by a wholesale dog supply store where I go to get my dog's food. I have Golden Retrievers and Labs. And I have used the bison and most often, the salmon. We haven't had a problem, so I just kept using it. It's grain-free, has good ingredients, and is recommended by my vet, too.

We needed to change from our "very expensive" cat food due to unacceptable formulation changes that caused 3 cats to stop eating it. Taste Of The Wild was in the running and the company was kind enough to send me samples. What a hit with all 3 boys. I ran to our local pet store and bought a small bag of the Rocky Mountain flavor along with some cans of the wet food. The fussy cat actually pushed the other 2 out of the way to get at the bowls. It has only been a few weeks but this brand sure seems to be a winner. As many other folks have expressed--my boys have more energy and are excited about eating again! I just placed my order with Chewy for the large bag and some cases of the canned food. Thank you TOTW!! Please do not change anything -- you really do have a great product here!

Taste of the Wild is good food and my dogs like it. I chose it because it is grain-free and had been using it for three years. When I first started, I used the pacific salmon. My dogs liked it but then they liked the bison meat more.

I thought that Taste of the Wild was healthy for the animals so I started purchasing it. I've been using it for 3 years. I have 2 Boxers and they prefer the High Prairie with Bison. They really love it. If I feed them anything else, they don’t eat it.

Research said that Taste of the Wild had the most natural ingredients with the least amount of grain. I'm a dog owner and I've been using the brand for about five years now. I have two Rottweilers, one is about six years old and the other is about less than a year old. We use all the Taste of the Wild flavors that our store carries. There are about four or five flavors that I know of such as the duck and the salmon. Taste of the Wild has definitely helped with my dogs' coat and their overall energy. I like the product. My stepdad started using it too after I started using it. It has shown to be good.

People around me that I knew recommended Taste of the Wild. I've been using it for a few years and haven't had any problems with my dogs. I have a husky and a corgi. I had to take my corgi off Taste of the Wild because it was too many calories for him. He gains weight quickly and we had to watch their weight. But we still buy the food for the husky. She likes the one with the bison, the High Prairie Canine Recipe. It's the yellow one. My experience has been good. My husky is only about four years old now. She's been eating Taste of the Wild for about three years and her health has been amazing.

My dog has always been on Taste of the Wild. That’s what the breeder used. I've been using it for seven years.

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

Taste of the Wild was what the veterinarian recommended. I feed it to my German Shepherd and I use the Trout formula because my pet doesn’t like chicken. Taste of the Wild is a healthier option with less by-products in it. And it’s more of a natural food form. I’d tell a friend that I like it, and I’d recommend it to him if he had a dog.

We started choosing Taste of the Wild because it was grain-free. We've been using it for at least 5 years now and it made our dogs’ coats really shiny. But after about a year ago, the coats stopped being shiny, so I don’t know what happened there. The formula changed or whatnot. But we still like the grain-free option. We like it better than the other options.

We didn’t have our Basset Hound mix long when we first got her, but she had a lot of health issues. Taste of the Wild was recommended for allergies and we've been using it for over a year now. She's had a very good coat and she's maintaining her weight. She's not having as many allergy issues. Taste of the Wild has been working for us. It reduced the allergens. We also get a free bag after so many bags so that’s another reason why we chose to go with that route.

My veterinarian recommended Taste of the Wild and it was the first time I used it for my cat. He likes it and he seems to be healthy so I keep giving it to him. I have tried a different type of flavor, but he seems to like Taste of the Wild the best. If someone asked, I'd tell them they ought to try Taste of the Wild.

My pets have been on Taste of the Wild for a few years now. We don't like the cheap stuff with fillers that we get from the supermarket so this one got recommended by the vet. Every once in a while, I rotate choices and it's a bit hit-and-miss. There is one or two in the rotation that they don't like as much as the others. I have to wait until they're really hungry and then they don't have much choice. Other than that, my dogs all look good and incredibly healthy.

My dogs eat mostly raw diet that I make and we give them some of the Taste of the Wild's kibble for texture. The ingredients are clean and everything fits my profile of what I feed my dogs. They eat a third raw beef, a third raw veggies and some oatmeal or grain for the regular diet. I tried the salmon and my dogs seemed more interested in that than the other.

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

The lady at the pet store recommended Taste of the Wild for my blue heeler, which is over a year old. I rotate it with some flavors and he eats some flavors more than others. I recommend Taste of the Wild.

My dog had many stomach issues and allergies bad enough he started getting bald spots. After trying several other foods that were also grain free and more expensive his picky taste or issues kept happening. My sister suggested TOTW and I'm so glad she did he loves the wetlands recipe and has a beautiful shiny coat and no stomach issues. I can't recommend this brand enough.

The dog food that is bought in the stores has too much grain in it and I don't like it. I did some research, spoke to a lot of people, particularly my granddaughter who is raising German Shepherds and horses and she told me that Taste of the Wild was a good bet. We purchase dog food that we supplement the Taste of the Wild with and it's a dog food that's made with all natural ingredients including vegetables. We also rotate the varieties. We like the salmon and the bison. There's also one Taste of the Wild boar which my German Shepherd likes. Now, he looks good and he doesn't shed a lot. He has plenty of energy and he has no issues.

I gave my dog TOTW recommended at Petco. I fed it to him last night mixed with his regular food. Figured he’d like it because he inhales any type of food. Feed him and in 2 mins he’s done. Anyways gave it to him mixed with his regular food and for first time ever he had blood in his stools. Going back to his regular food which he never had blood in his stools before.

I have a 6 year Weimaraner who has been on this food for over 4 years, and just lost an almost 3 year old Doberman that had been on this her entire life. She very suddenly started to vomit one night and was gone 36 hours later. After paying a lot of $$$ for autopsy and blood tests, the conclusion was dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM). Yes large breeds are more prone to this, but that isn't commonly seen until after age 6. My doberman was 2 years 11 months and her life ended way too early. I didn't think it was her food until I started seeing more and more reviews about dogs having heart problems and sudden death who are on grain free diets.

My mixed breed, 4 years old, was diagnosed on 5/14 with dilated cardiomyopathy and right ventricular congestive heart failure. He started heart medications and taurine supplementation. On 5/22, he passed away from a fatal arrhythmia at the cardiologists office not even 30 seconds before being seen. He died in my husband’s arms.

I’ve been feeding my dogs Taste of the Wild brand food for 10 years now. I have always heard and read great things about it and my dogs always seem to enjoy their food. I lost my black lab to cancer three years ago and I just read there is a lawsuit against the company for extremely high lead amounts in this food. High enough to cause cancer over long periods of use. I have to wonder if my lab’s cancer was caused by this food? And are my other dogs at risk. And now that there is a lawsuit what is Taste of the Wild doing about this issue?

Taste of the Wild is following an all so familiar path of reducing what you get and masking it. Then will sneak the price back up. 2 pounds less, why? So they can stay under the $50 price point. I don't like and am changing brands due to this stupid marketing trickery. How can I trust their ingredients if they try and trick you by reducing quantity and temporarily reduce the price. I can't wait to hear their response... we're not going to jack the price up... We just want to give you less and charge you less. That's what people want. Bull!

Our dogs loved it!! I don’t really know what they think but from what I can tell they want more haha! There’s really good ingredients in them too which me and the dogs both love! A lot of food messes up their stomach but this one didn’t, which I was worried about at first. Splendid brand!

I have two Yorkies, one is 7 and the other is 6. They have been fed Taste of the Wild their entire life. I loved the food! A couple of years ago I switched to the Small Breed option and they did really well with it...until they no longer did. A month ago my 6 year old pup started having really bad diarrhea and vomiting, it got so severe he had just blood coming out. I took him to the vet and they ran all their tests.

My parents have been using this food for many years and it's really helped their dog lean out and also got rid of an ear infection problem. They babysit my dog whenever I'm out of town and for 3 years, there have been no problems with my dog eating this food. My dog also stays at other places and has NO problem with switching food out. Last month my dog stayed with them for 4 days (he gets fed twice a day) and he became incredibly sick. Uncontrollable diarrhea and vomiting for 5 days straight. We took him to the vet and got him back on track with probiotics. I knew it was the food change (and my vet confirmed) so I decided to bring his current food this time but my parents starting running out so they combined half of his food with half of their Taste of the Wild. After one bowl that was half mixed, my dog became extremely sick again. It's been over a week now and he's still not better.

I WOULD RATE THIS A ZERO IF I COULD!!! My (2 yrs 9 mo) Golden Retriever was diagnosed with dilated cardiomyopathy after being rushed to the ER vet because she was in congestive heart failure. She spent over 24 hrs there and thousands of dollars in bills. She will never recovery and has a life expectancy of 1 to 2 years now. I was told that it was as a result of a nutrient deficiency and is linked to the food she was eating. We have had her for a year and a half and the entire time with us she has eaten TOTW grain free food. I have been told that grain free is one of the diets that cause this. Taurine is the deficiency and it causes an enlarged heart.

My golden retriever had stomach issues for over two years. I spent a lot of money at the vet. I changed to this food plus a probiotic called tummy works and for the past few years I haven't had to take my dog to the vet for stomach issues. I see people have complained about the price but from my personal experience it's a lot cheaper than vet bills and I don't spend time cleaning diarrhea off my carpeting. Before I bought TOTW my dog's coat was dull and now it's red and beautiful.

My son bought this food from a Feed Store in Boulder. His dog a Mini Australian Shepherd pup got VERY ill from this food... was vomiting and diarrhea. Had to take him to the vet and get an IV and stool check. It was NOT parasites and determined the food made him sick. THEN our little dog ate a handful that dropped out of the bag as our son was dog-sitting and he is a 7 year old Maltese-poodle. He was severely ill with diarrhea and it has taken almost 2 weeks of rice and chicken diet to get back to normal. This stuff has either contains cross contaminated poison or E. coli or salmonella!!! DO. NOT. USE. This company needs to recall!!!

It's important to me that it smells fresh, contains probiotics and my dogs adjusted easily. I buy it at Pet Warehouse in Mission Viejo. It's a comparable value to Pure Balance Bison and Lamb from Walmart which is also very good but only 24lbs vs. Taste of the Wild "Prairie" at 28lbs and just a few dollars more. They both come in other flavors as well. When I tell people I feed my dogs buffalo, they immediately think I mean Blue Buffalo brand, and I have to correct them.

Only 20lb or 22lb bags on the large side. Way too expensive. But our dog loves it and she has stayed leaner. I sometimes have to supplement with other high quality dog food when I cannot find a deal on TOTW.

Taste of the Wild Pacific Stream has been great with both of my English mastiffs. They love the taste and the ingredients are grain free which I prefer to feed them. I go thru about 3 28lb bags a month and it's a good value, you can occasionally find it on sale at Petco.

We have a 4 year old Springer Spaniel. She is adorable and loveable. She has boundless energy and loves to run and play. Since she was a pup, we have tried several brands but chose Taste of the Wild mainly because Reagan like like it, is always ready for mealtime. The ingredients are not harmful to her and the food is readily available at a reasonable competitive price. We can order it through Amazon and it is delivered with in 24 hours to our door.

I have been feeding Bear TOTW dog food for over 5 yrs, he is 6. He recently had a rapid onset of Diabetes and he is blind. This happened very fast. I have been searching for a dog food that is good for diabetes. In doing my search, I have found all these bad reviews about TOTW. I thought it was a good food, now I wonder. I called TOTW to try and get a recommendation for my diabetic dog and to gain some clarification as to these complaints I see. I have had a very hard time finding a food without chicken that is recommended for diabetic dogs. The person connected me to their vet who became very combative and defensive. I was looking for some help, but all I got horrible attitude. Thanks for nothing. Maybe I will join the lawsuit.

Taste of the Wild has good ingredients and is listed very favorably. High protein and good fat content contribute to my Beagle being healthy and full of energy. My choice is the High Prairie. My beagle eats 1 cup per day. We avoid table scraps.

My pup has had no problems with this brand, plus we purchased because it’s grain free. We will switch from the puppy formula and stick with Taste of the Wild when she reaches adult. Chewy has it to our home in 2 days.

I’ve home cooked for my 10-year-old German Shepherd ever since she was born, lots of veggies and quality turkey - pork, etc - but I mix it will Taste of the Wild - Sasha has always been incredibly healthy.

All 3 dogs liked it. 2 are very picky eaters. It's got good ingredients and it's grain free. Plus, they never have stomach problems on this food. I fully recommend it. That's all I have to say. Done.

It is grain free. Provides a balance diet. Dog likes it. Dog has not had allergy problem since changing her diet to Taste of the Wild. Chewy.com ships to my door on schedule so I don't run out or have to shop at a reasonable price.

This is an excellent grain free product. However, their supply seems to always be an issue. It's reasonably priced at Petco (14.99 for a 5lb bag) but many vendors such as Happy Feet on 1st avenue in New York overprice the product (25.00 for a 5 lb bag) so they need to do some pricing control with their distributors. I've never seen a recall of the product and my dog has been using their product for 8 years. My dog is a 12 1/2 year old Rottweiler.

I was searching around to see if others were having issues with Taste of the Wild High Prairie for dogs. We opened a new bag in late March and within a day my dog had terrible diarrhea. After a few days I changed him to rice and chicken and pumpkin and started doing better. I went back to the food and it started over again. I changed to a different brand and the diarrhea stopped. I am worried about kidney damage though as he’s been drinking a ton of water for the past couple weeks.

My dog loves it - I buy the Venison and Bison and he eats it up!! No grain and not as expensive as wild blue. I can only get it at one store, Rural King, but there are two within 25 miles, so not too bad...but it would be nice to find it closer!

My go-to product was Orijen. I had done my homework and research about it for a month before giving it to my dog, however, I stop feeding my dog this brand because of the price range. They recently had a lawsuit claiming high levels of lead in the brand, so I went ahead and contacted the brand. Long story short, they were able to send me all the research labs test and information about the brand lead levels.

I have a 14 year old Yorkipoo, and an 8 year old Schnoodle. They have always eaten TOTW dry Salmon with no issues. They only eat this food and no table food! I think many people feed their dogs other people food, and they get sick and have other health issues for this reason. My dogs eat less, maintain their weight, have good skin, and a healthy coat with this dog food. Now I do only feed them the dry Salmon, which may make a difference for issues others are having.

I had six dogs (3 large and 3 small) until my big German Shepherd had to be put down due to a neurological issue in his back. He was 13 years old. He and my Golden Retriever weighed over 100 pounds (not fat) and have enjoyed this food for at least 8 years. Now my Scotties are on it, too. Nobody has skin issues. They look forward to breakfast and dinner every day. The salmon flavor is their favorite. I did notice the addition of probiotics to the writing on the bags within the past year. I was concerned that probiotics are not always a good additive but it did not seem to have any effect on my dogs.

My dog has been on the TOTW Prairie bag diet for the 5th bag. Everything was going fine until we bought another bag, and she would puke every time after she would eat within a 5-10 minutes of eating. I went to the Vet and did a lot of different tests and scans, all coming back fine. He suggested I change her food, which I did to a cooked chicken / rice diet. All of her symptoms were gone, I tried giving her the TOTW bag food again, once again puke within 15 minutes. I threw away the bag right away, and bought a generic Member's Mark chicken / brown rice bag. Within 1 day, all of her symptoms were gone. No more puking, no more issues. VERY VERY disappointed with Taste of the Wild as I had only read good things about this company. Quality assurance is clearly not being done right as all of the bags are not the same. The TOWT food was bought from Petco.

I bought new bag of TOTW Sierra Mountain for my rough collies yesterday. So far, they've done fine on the food, but the new bag definitely smells off, sort of like chemicals. The last bag had more of a meaty smell. It'll be a 4 1/2 hour round trip to take it back, but the dogs are family and I'm concerned. Has anyone else notice this?

We have been giving our 2 cats TOTW for about 4 years. Both cats have started vomiting. I had just opened a new bag of this food. I'm returning this bag and will be buying a different brand. Fortunately, both cats have vet appointments in 3 days. I'm researching alternative dry foods.

Taste of the Wild worked with me and tested the dog food batch at their facility. They found no issues. I am still working with my vet to correct the stool issues.

My dogs have been eating TOTW for years with no adverse conditions. I received a new bag and suddenly one dog was vomiting and had diarrhea. I stopped feeding any of the dry food and switched to cooking chicken, rice, veggies, per vet recommendation. Did this for several weeks, dog recovered, switched back to TOTW. Within days my other dog got so sick we had to go to ER vet. She had inflamed intestinal walls and pancreatitis. She's at home recovering now and I will be making her food from now on.

I am absolutely sick to my stomach over the recent lawsuit about TOTW having more lead content in it than the homes in Flint MI. **. Last year, my previously healthy 2 year, 2 mo old St Bernard succumbed after 3 weeks at the vet getting tested & treated, and my vet bill was over $17K. I am drowning in bills and even worse lost my beloved dog. I will be joining this class action lawsuit.

I have a 8 month old German Pit. I got her when she was 4 months old and she had worms and a very sensitive stomach. I had her on Rachel Ray zero grain and it didn't upset her stomach but she wasn't growing any and wouldn't really eat as much as she should. I switched her to the Bison recipe and she's now eating like she's supposed too and has gained 5-10 lbs since I switched over and is plump and happy now. The only complaint I have is that she will get terrible gas from time to time. Any advice to fix this would greatly appreciated.

I have had both my 5- year old English Cream Golden and my 4-year old Sheep Dog on Taste of the Wild Dog Food their ENTIRE lives. Yesterday my golden had to undergo a $1300 bladder stone removal surgery after $600 in testing, and my 4-year old Sheep Dog just today was diagnosed with Full Kidney Failure and she may be put down tomorrow. My vet is blaming poor dog food (TOTW) for both problems. The worst part is that I thought I was feeding my dogs a quality food when I chose TOTW. Run consumers run!

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

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I have had both my labs on TOTW for years now. In the most recent 6 months, the gas being produced by my labs is intolerable. I just took one of my labs to a vet visit last Saturday and she said it could be a change in the recipe of the brand. I am not a happy camper with the changes and my dogs are not eating as well as they were before. They don't get table scraps additional food outside of their kibble. Reading other reviews, CLEARLY there has been some kind of change. I will be switching them to another brand before my dogs end up in ER for gastrointestinal issues or worse.

My cats loved eating this food so I bought it until I started seeing illness in some adults and kittens. One 10 month old kitten suffered from what seemed like Inflammatory Bowel Disease symptoms which we (my vets and myself) could not cure, and she died (a piece of my heart went with her from this terrible death). An adult mother cat stopped suddenly nursing her 4 month old kittens crying and crying for unknown reasons. She looked swollen but no vets nor myself could figure out why. Nothing worked to solve this swelling problem (not antibiotics, not deworming). After the 10 month old kitten died and this swollen mother cat seemed ill, I changed this dry food. I replaced it with one that I had used before without problems of this sort. The swelling in the mother cat went away and she is doing great now. I cannot in all honesty recommend this food.

My dogs have been eating this food since June 4, 2019. My female dog is 5 and was recently diagnosed with ADVANCED DCM and a heart murmur. I had no idea the FDA was investigating Limited Ingredient and Grain Free foods until this happened. The cardiologist told me she has so many cases of this. Look up FDA/Grain free, Tufts University and grain free, CVCA website - grain free - I now belong to a group on FB for DCM and there are MANY people who have fed this dog food to their dogs and are suffering the same fate for their family. I will be testing my other dog as well. They often do not show symptoms. If your dog has been eating this or other grain free food get them tested. Some cases can be turned around with nutrition and meds. The company is taking NO responsibility.

This dog food keeps my dogs healthy, alert, with very little body fat, coats are shiny, and they are happy. My English bulldog is not a couch potato because of Taste Of The Wild. I would not feed anything else as far as kibble goes for my dogs, My Pet store always keep s a good variety.

I've been feeding my dog this food for a 3-4 years. He has tolerated it and I've had no interest in changing his food. Recently, the recipe was changed. Unfortunately, I found this out after my dog became ill with pancreatitis. My dog's vet said that this often happens when an older dog's food is changed. My poor baby is very sick and may not survive. I don't recommend this brand.

I work at a pet boarding facility and we happen to sell this on our shelves. I did a little (not enough) research and thought my dog would love this. He is a 3.5 year old, 80 pound Golden Retriever/German Shepherd mix. Has never been sick aside from kennel cough from the shelter when we adopted him at the age of 1 year old. First, I grabbed a sample bag, which he loved, even our four month old yorkiepoo was raving about the smell. My dog enjoyed it and so I went and purchased the 15 lb bag.

We have two dogs, 5 and 3, that have eaten Taste of the Wild exclusively since about 2 months old. Over the last few months all of a sudden they are having intermittent vomiting and diarrhea problems. The only thing they eat is Taste of the Wild brand - no table food - with occasional plain yogurt & pumpkin with digestive upset. There have been no changes in their lives. There must be some change in the recipe to be making them sick. What is another brand that may be a similar substitute to switch their diet?

My dog absolutely loves Taste of the Wild! She loves that there are so many different flavors for her to choose from, and I love that it’s sold at a reasonable price. We like to try the different flavors so she can try different things. I would highly recommend this product to anyone.

I own a wolf hybrid and I will not use any other product for her. Taste of the Wild has quality ingredients that I trust. My dog is happy and healthy thanks to this brand! We have used a ton of different flavors, and use the canned food as well.

I have used Taste of the Wild dog food to supplement home cooked foods for my dogs for years. About a month ago, my schools started having bloody diarrhea and vomiting. I had just purchased a new bag of Taste of the Wild. The dog went to the vet and was diagnosed with pancreatitis. After 2 days with the vet, he came home and has required a lot of care and home cooking. Our second dog then started vomiting excessively (10 times in an hours, not bloody). I removed flea collars from both dogs and washed the dogs. (Collars were a month old, but I wanted to eliminate any possibility.) I put them back on chicken and rice solely. Both got better. I fed a bit of Taste of the Wild the past few days and my Schnoodle is vomiting and lethargic again. What is in this dog food?

I have been feeding my dogs Taste of the Wild for about four years, and now my one dog has DCM. She is a pitbull, which isn't a breed that typically gets this disease. My vet informed me that grain free diets, like Taste of the Wild can lower taurine levels and cause this deadly disease. I hope nobody else has to see their dog in a state of congestive heart failure (she is alive). So I had to switch foods (vets orders), to one that includes grains, and I hope this didn't affect my other dog.

I have had nothing but a positive experience with this brand. When I adopted my puppy at 16 weeks old, she was underweight and had a tapeworm. We’ve been through the wringer with her digestive issues. She seemed to always have soft stools and stomach gurgling. We went through 3 different brands, some with grain, some grain free and it was always the same - soft smelly stools and still underweight. The tapeworm was gone and the vet said it would just take time for her to put on weight. But something just seemed off to me.

I have a 10 yo Lab and a 2 yo Lab-Chow mix. Both are very high energy dogs and require over 30% protein and at least 18% fat in their diet, or they begin to lose weight like crazy. Being in college, I couldn't afford anything too special, so I had them both on Purina Pro Plan Sport 30/20 ($56 for a 50 lbs. bag) and they were doing well. But I really didn't like that there were so many fillers in it. I had previously tried them on a grain-free food (Wholeheartedly), but they both had gastrointestinal issues, even though I had introduced it slowly.

We have a Bichon and a Puggle and have been using TOTW lamb for the past 8 months because all other dog food we purchased before affected the Bichon with allergies and it has since cleared up. We just purchased a new bag this week and the dogs are eating like there's no tomorrow. Was there a recipe change on this food recently???

We have been feeding our dog Taste of the Wild Sierra Mountain Lamb Formula for 2 years. She has had rare instances of vomiting in the past, including one day where she was sick multiple times. She recovered from that incident and seemed fine. However, this past Monday we needed an emergency vet visit (including tests and x-rays) after we opened a new bag of TOTW Sierra Mountain Lamb Formula and the dog became violently ill. She threw up at least six times and was excessively thirsty (leading to an accident in the house, which has not happened since the week she was adopted 12/2016). Our vet told us after a 2 1/2 hour exam that our dog's GI tract was severely inflamed and we needed to stop her normal diet immediately (not only to give the GI tract a chance to heal, but to stop any possible tainted food from entering her system).

I absolute love this brand of food. The Bison formula is where it’s at for my two pooches. Lexi, and Rex my two 3 year old Presa-Canario (brother and sister) has skin allergies. Therefore, I am very picky and careful about what I feed them. A lot of food makes their belly upset, and then they are in and out all night long. But, once I switched Lexi and Rex over to this grain-free Bison formula, they don’t have upset bellies. Although, they prefer the Bison flavour, the store I normally go to (FarmNFleet) was out of the Bison. I did not want to switch the brand, so I tried a different taste. We tried the Salmon... Nope, not for my dogs. They were having accidents left and right, and they never have accidents in the house. So, there goes that, Bison we stay with. :) Thanks Taste of the Wild!

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

My dog became very ill eating this food, at first he just quit eating it, so I had the sense to change his food, then it was used as a treat at a Doggie bootcamp, and he became very ill, severe gastroenteritis - what in the hell would do that? Then my son fed his 4 month puppy TOTW puppy food, same thing in just a couple days, took days to switch foods, pumpkin, rice, and chicken to get his inside put back together. What are you putting in that food? My guess would be pesticides? Heavy Metals? Melamine? I have never seen anything like it, it's like slowly poisoning your dog, BEWARE.

I have had my dogs, and I have 7, on Taste of the Wild Prey Limited Ingredient Angus Beef. I was so excited to see this come into the store. I shop Tractor Supply. I have been buying it weekly since it became available, as it is new, so new Chewy didn't have it when I tried to order it, and have noticed that after I dump the food into my plastic container with sealed lid, in the house. I am finding at least 1 snail in the container. I at first, thought, no way, it's not in the food. How would it survive? But I have consistently gotten a snail in the last 4 or 5 bags!

I have found Taste of the Wild High Prairie a great food source for our dogs. They maintain a good weight and nice coats. We do mix a bit of canned food with their meal, but they will eat it dry as well. I would and have recommended Taste of the Wild to friends.

Since adopting our ex-racing greyhound, Winston, four year ago, we have been feeding him Taste of the Wild while trying to "heal" his gut from the terrible food he received at the track. He loves the high protein diet and has been able to maintain his lean, muscular profile. We now have our Chihuahua eating it too!

My little buddy had developed very bad diarrhea from a competitor brand. Started over with a bland food diet. Got some high plains TOTW... I have never seen my dogs coat so shiny and him so excited to eat every meal! He licks his bowl clean every time. Before he would always have a dog food crust ring around the bowl from the competitor brand... we know who that is... ;-) Best thing I've done lately for my best friend! He deserves it!

Our precious Bailey is one happy dog! Since we first tried it, he has always enjoyed "Taste of the Wild" dog food and that's now exactly the only one he always gets! He truly seems to enjoy the variety of awesome flavors, too! Plus, praise God, his digestive system and overall health seem good (and we would think that has to be attributed to the goodness in his dog food).

Dry cat food - I got three male kittens at the shelter. Since I know that a possible problem with male cats is urinary blockage, I asked my vet what I should feed them. She recommended Taste of the Wild, and told me she has her own cats on it. The boys love it! No health problems. Their stool is formed, no diarrhea. They will be on it for life.

Solid poops. Dog doesn't like the flavors too much but solid poops every time. Tried all the flavors and he doesn't seem to like most of them unfortunately. But ever since I switched to this dog food I have never had a problem with his poop. That is why I keep buying this food.

This dog food is high quality, my staffy Boris loves it and is healthy as it gets. I love being able to rely on a dog food and not have to question or worry about the quality of ingredients. Boris loves the wetlands flavor, I highly recommend this product, your dogs deserve it.

I used to make our dogs food weekly to avoid the grains and fillers found in other dog foods, but Taste of the Wild provides the high-quality nutrition I want for her without all of the labor. We also feed our cat Taste of the Wild cat food. He was on a prescription food when we adopted him, but took to Taste of the Wild immediately and hasn't had the kidney and other issues that required him to eat the expensive prescription stuff! We highly recommend this pet food for anyone looking for high quality, grain free solutions for their pets.

I have a pitbull and two Frenchies, they are all at different stages in their lives so it makes buying food for them a little difficult. However Taste of the Wild has been our go to for the past 8 years and all three of them love this brand. It’s super affordable and they gobble it up like it’s going out of style!!

Our little Mountain Feist (a terrier breed), Sadie loves the Appalachian Valley Small Breed Grain-free! She's four years old, healthy, and feisty as ever. She has regular bowel movements. We're part of the 14 lb. bag loyalty program and excited to get our free bag soon. Taste of the Wild has specialized food for all types, sizes and ages of dog.

Good quality and choice of grain free food. Just a bit pricey. Would like to see more choice of meat alone food and no potato or peas added. A bit more gravy would enhance the flavor of the can food with the dry food. Need coupons to buy more can food.

I want to Thank You for using the gifts God has blessed you with; to bless me, my dog & so many other! My dog has been on this food since a pup & she eats each bowl like she loves it! You are appreciated! Keep up the great job! God bless you.

The food gives our dogs a shiny coat and good poops. Our dogs seem to really love it. It would be great if you could add other flavors for small dogs. They love the Appalachian formula but sometimes they get bored and we have to switch it up. Overall, we really enjoy Taste of the Wild!

I switched my yellow lab from Orijen Original to Taste of the Wild Pacific Stream about two years ago. He hasn't had any issues with it, he still loves the flavor, the price is reasonable, and it is available at my local feed store. He is not picky with food that he eats, so we have never had to switch flavors. But, I am sure he would eat any of them. I am happy they have a reward program, too. It is a nice perk for those of us who stay loyal to one brand.

Our dogs have very sensitive tummies. We went through multiple brands and almost every flavor of Taste of the Wild before we found the lamb flavor. Our dogs love it and the lamb flavor of Taste of the Wild is nutritious and gentle on our dogs stomachs. With two big dogs, it’s vital that our dogs enjoy their food and there are no digestion issues. Taste of the Wild is our go to dog food!

I have 2 dogs that are allergic to almost every ingredients dog food kibble is made from. Taste of the Wild is one of the few that does not have those ingredients. There are others which I tried but the dogs did not care for. Taste of the Wild is the only one they eat with gusto! They don't walk away until it's finished!

My dog absolutely loves Taste of Wild. The grain free dog food is healthy, gives my dog a shiny coat and plenty of energy. My friend's dog will only eat Taste of Wild when I go to their home and stay or she comes to my home. She is now a Taste of Wild customer as well.

I have a 5 yr. old, #58 Bull Terrier (Malcolm) that I got from my sister at a yr. and a half, after he bit a member of the family and couldn't stay there any longer. Wanting to get him the best I could, and an hour, or so, online, I made my decision to purchase Taste of the Wild. It has lots of little extras, like pro-biotics (I feel they help me, why not him?), no grains, natural and wild-sourced proteins, etc. How could I, a self-proclaimed fitness/health nut, do anything less for my new charge?! He's now 5 1/2 yrs. old and is healthy and regular. Important for us all. Lol.

I have a dog that was allergic to everything. I started him on Taste of the Wild a few years ago. He no longer has dry skin. He has grown all his hair back and his coat looks beautiful again. Before he looked like he had the mange. I would recommend this food for anyone that is having health issue to see if it could help.

My cat had a lot of vomiting over a year ago. After a few tests it was determined she had GI sensitivity to chicken and certain cat food. Grain free Taste Of The Wild was recommended, dry, and she has been fine ever since. I use the Wild meats and fish types. My cat loves it.

As a family of three dogs, we were looking for a dog food that fit our dogs needs. We love that it's grain-free at an affordable cost. Best yet, our dogs love it! The food is nutrient-rich, and great for digestive health! We love our dogs and they love their food!

I added the canned "topper" to Daisy's dry Taste of the Wild. She liked it, but I was having to throw the remainder out because it was going bad. It costs too much to throw out. I even read the label with a magnifying glass and never saw it say to refrigerate after opening. I'll still buy the dry, but not the other. I think it could be the reason the was getting sick so often. The company didn't really act like they cared when I contacted them. Very disappointing.

Great dog food. Have used it for many years on many dogs and puppies. They all do great on it!! Wouldn't use anything else. Loved it when it was all Life Stage dog food, but glad there is now a puppy grade food. The variety and choices available are wonderful especially with the more picky eaters.

Dogs love the bison /venison flavor. I feel good about buying a grain free product that is made in USA, responsibly sourced and reasonably priced. I can get the product in Chicago and in Montana. My Dogs love it. The prey flavors are also very good. I like that there are frequent sales and price matching.

We have had outstanding success with Taste of the Wild pet food. We use the feline varieties and our cats love it. Their coats are full and shiny and even though they graze we use less food than other brands. One of our Male cats has urinary problems but not with the product. Love Taste of the Wild.