Taste of the Wild Reviews

When our son and his dog, Sasha, moved in we decided to switch her to a high quality food. I’d read good reviews for Taste of the Wild and decided to give it a try. Within weeks we saw improvements - full and shiny coat with very little shedding, increased muscle mass, and more energy. High quality makes a difference!

Our Saint Bernard (6) and our papillon (12) get so excited when it’s dinner time! We add water to the fowl blend and allow it to get just a bit soft, swimming in gravy. They gobble it up tails wagging! They both suffer from allergies and your food is what they love. Thank you for making such a great product for our fur babies.

We started using Taste of the Wild because the pet food that we were using before started making my little dog really sick, although he did really well for a long time with it. Ever since, somebody has told me to try TOTW and I've now been using it for five years, and my dog hasn’t had a problem since then with his stomach. I have four dogs but the one that started having a problem is three-quarters Pekingese and one-quarter Chihuahua. Aside from him, I also have two Pekingese and a 100-pound mutt. They all get Taste of the Wild. We use the Pacific Stream formulation because it has a lot of fish oils in it and that helps with the skin allergies of one of my dogs.

My wife and kids have a couple of dogs. Collie is a Lassie who's a couple of years old and we also got a new pup. They do better and tend to be healthier with Taste of The Wild so we keep buying it. We've been using it for a couple of years on them. The quality is better than other pet food brands. I have a couple of nephews who do electronics and they did some work in a couple plants of some other dog food and they weren't very impressed by the quality of that dog food being sold. All in all, we'd recommend Taste of The Wild to anybody else.

I've been feeding Taste of the Wild's Lamb and Rice to my 65 pounds black Lab for two and a half years. He’s a high-energy dog and he likes it and he doesn’t throw it up, so it’s a good find. Eating natural pet food is better than having a lot of byproducts. And the more closer the ingredients are to what they would really eat out in the wild, the better. I’d recommend Taste of the Wild.

I am very happy with the consistency, value, and quality of Taste of the Wild. My dogs and my cat are absolutely in love with it, and I have never had an issue with your food. Even our oldest dog who has lost most of her teeth still chomps down your Alaskan Salmon and Sweet Potato and our cat is nuts for the Wild Trout flavor. I recommend Taste of the Wild all the time!

We have fed TOTW Pacific Stream puppy formula to our German Shepherd/Samoyed pup since we brought her home. She's always has had the shiniest coat and it keeps her lean and active and happy! She loves it! It has an excellent ingredient list that keeps her looking beautiful. It has everything she needs to keep her healthy!

Thank you for providing a high quality dog food, for my sensitive-tummy beagle. Since switching to Taste of the Wild, my beagle has had zero bloating or redness on his stomach. So happy to have a nutritious meal for my pup that he isn't allergic to. We plan on buying Taste of the Wild from here on out!

Both my Chocolate Lab and Great Dane love Taste of the Wild. They have had all the flavors and are always happy with the food. I like that it is Grain free and Natural. It was recommended by other Great Dane owners and it has not disappointed. Thanks for a great product for our girls!

Taste of the Wild food has been amazing for our dogs! We switched years ago when our pitbull had serious hip problems. He is now 11 and it going fabulous! Also three of our dogs eat it now and the do really well on it! Thanks so much for making quality food that is also affordable.

I've been using Taste of The Wild for my three and a half Pitbull Boxer Mix. We switched her to that about two years ago and our eight year old Hound Poodle Mix has been on it too for two years. I liked the ingredients and I got positive advise from the pet store that I was getting it from at the time. We use the Venison, it's the yellow bag. My wife does not like fish and so I avoided anything that had fish just for the smell. I wanted to find something that would be the same mixture when we transition from the puppy mix to the adult mix. With the Venison, they had a good puppy mix and so we started it as a pup and there was a good transition. Right now, both dogs are very healthy.

Taste of the Wild is the only one I’ve seen that hasn’t had a recall and it's the only thing that helps my dog’s allergies. We love it and we live by it. I have three dogs on Taste of the Wild. I have a French Mastiff, a two years old Border Collie Terrier mix, and then my oldest one that I’ve been feeding Taste of The Wild the longest is my 12 years old terrier. Taste of the Wild really helps my dogs' breath. And my terrier has digestive issues and it seemed like this is the only thing that helped him not hurt when he goes to the bathroom. I would highly recommend Taste of the Wild, and I got my whole family switched to it.

I've been using Taste of the Wild dog food for a couple of years and so far, my experience with it has been fine. It has more pure dog food than the other brands, without all the extra crap. I have a Golden Retriever-Lab mix and I feed her the dry salmon formulation, and she seems to love it. She seems happy, healthy and strong, and she doesn’t seem to be putting on more weight than expected. Whenever people ask me what I feed my dog, I say that I use the Taste of the Wild brand for her and I tell them to use it too.

It has been a year since I started feeding my pets with Taste of the Wild. Its variation seemed natural and good for my dog, a Sheltie Jack Russell mix, so I changed to the High Praire and she likes it. I’ve got the Sierra Mountain too and it seems to be really helping her as she keeps a nice coat.

We’ve been breeding dogs for the last 25 years and we've used Taste of the Wild in the last 20 years. We've had puppies now and we've been buying Taste of the Wild for them. We also have two big dogs and we get the regular. We deal with Unleashed and a couple of times they were able to give us the samples which we give to our customers. I recommend it. The puppies are growing like a weed, so it’s good for them.

One of our dogs didn’t like the formula of the previous dog food we were using, so we played around. We can sense that they all like Taste of the Wild and they tend to eat on time much better. We've been using TOTW for our dogs for about a year and a half. We love the Taste of The Wild Prey and we mix it up with the Pacific Stream dry dog food. The Prey formula is limited on the ingredients and the fewer ingredients, the better. TOTW has the best product out there and it is very reasonable.

I’ve been feeding my German Shepherd and Sheltie Mix dogs with Taste of the Wild for about a year now and they love it. It is the one with the bluish bag with a picture of a black German shepherd on it, which was recommended by our friend that owned a pet store. It is great and the quality and price are good. So far, my experience with them has been great.

For several years, our large mix-breed dog had digestive and skin issues. We tried various brands and supplements, to no avail. Eventually we tried Taste of the Wild. Within several weeks, the digestive issues cleared and within a couple months all of the skin irritations diminished and finally cleared. Our dog is now going strong at age 11. Taste of the Wild is not the least expensive brand available, but the benefits far outweigh the costs. We will feed with nothing else.

I knew that Taste of the Wild was the best dog food. My seven-month-old Goldendoodle likes it. I buy the salmon variation.

We lived in Alaska before so we fed our dogs with scraps from deer. When we got down to Texas, we didn’t have that option. We have five dogs and we wanted to feed them something that seemed better in quality so I looked it up online. Taste of The Wild had higher ratings and it was available at the feed store. We have been using it for our Wirehaired Pointing Griffon dogs for 10 years now. We use the Buffalo Venison ones and we use it for our cat too. But I would like it if TOTW had a vegetarian one because one of our dogs got heartworm resistance. She can only eat vegetarian formula and we have to buy that. That's really expensive and Royal Canin is the only one that makes it. Overall TOTW has been good for as long as we’ve used it and we’ve always had good results with our dogs.

When we were using Taste of the Wild, our Pit Lab mix and Staffordshire Terrier were lethargic, didn’t have any energy, and their coats were getting dull. So we switched over to Nutro and their energy’s back and their coats also look better.

I change dog food brands all the time so there are other brands I use besides Taste of the Wild. I try to pick higher-quality food for my high-energy Retrievers and it’s better to give them better food. Whenever I do Taste of The Wild, I mix it up when my dog gets bored. I like this food and I've been using it for probably five years.

My dog likes Taste of the Wild and she has been really healthy. The local feed store recommended it and it was a premium food so I just kept using it for 13 years. I also switch it up with the different flavors and it's been good for my dog.

This food is fantastic!!! I have fed my dog nothing but Taste of the Wild since he was 5 months old. They offer puppy formula in several different flavors and adult flavors in I believe 6 different flavors!!! It’s packed with proteins and nutrients that keep my energetic hunting partner fit and full of energy! I recommend Taste of the Wild to anyone who wants quality dog food at a very reasonable price!

Taste of the Wild is an all natural, grain-free, very highly rated and recommended pet food brand and I've been giving it to my dog for 5 years now. I tried a few of the different flavors that they offer and my 80-pound Rottweiler mixed breed Australian Shepherd didn’t like much of their poultry and fish flavors. But he really likes their High Prairie Grain with Venison. He enjoys his food and it's good for his digestive system. He has firm poop with it and hasn't had any issues at all since I put him on it. I’ve tried a few other dog food brands and they gave him digestive issues so Taste of the Wild seems to be working for him and it definitely contributes to his overall health.

Dry Puppy Chow - I have used for over a year. As a breeder, I give a bag to my new owners. I explain the importance of continuing with a high quality food for at least six months, preferably twelve months, as the structure-building continues to a year of age. My local dealer is knowledgeable about the differences in the different brands she carries.

A friend was telling me about Taste of the Wild and when I had my dog before, that was what I was using with him. I’ve been using the puppy formula with my three month old Pit Bull for almost two months. She's growing very quick and has plenty of energy. With most of the other food she was eating, her stomach got real messed up and she was running to the bathroom a lot. When I switched her back over to TotW, she picked it up real quick and her stool started to harden up more. It’s the best food health-wise and that’s what I want my dog to be around with for a while.

Discovered Taste of the Wild when we adopted our second rescue pup. The shelter had him on the puppy blend. My older finicky dog switched over on her own from her (way more expensive) high end food. All her digestive issues cleared up, after years of working with our vet to resolve them to no avail. Very quality food. Our dogs are healthy and active.

This food has been used for years with our working dogs as well as lap dogs, we love the grain free varieties, in any ratings you find they are always near the top. Our dogs love the bison and venison as well as Pacific Stream. The salmon variety is excellent for dogs with skin conditions.

I have been using Taste of The Wild for years. I have a poodle and a lab and they both eat the same formula. We tried the Salmon one first and it stunk. The second one appealed to me and my dogs like it. The dogs only get dry food and are healthier eating Taste of The Wild because of not having all the grains and fillers in the food.

My dog likes Taste of the Wild and it has helped with her allergies. She’s a seven-year-old mutt and she used to have lots of allergies, so we decided to go with the grain-free almost a year ago. It helped her not to be itchy all the time and we go in and pick out different flavors each time. We also give Taste of the Wild cat food to the cat.

Our dogs and the neighbor dogs eat Taste of the Wild pretty good. My dogs have been having it for about five years now. I do a lot of variety and I've got the boars, the salmon and the fowl formulations right now. I feed my dogs one for a little while then change. That way, they don’t get tired of it. I have already recommended Taste of the Wild to several people who have animals. My son uses it and another lady started using it.

Our vet recommended this food several years ago and it's been really great for both my dogs, they have not had any problems with their digestion since we switched them to it in 2009, and they love all the flavors in kibble or can. We purchase from pet club in Tucson AZ. Thank you very much.

Taste of the Wild is a high quality grain free food. There are several varieties to choose from. In addition to the dry food, I also use Taste of the Wild canned food. I mix them together for my boy. I also found this brand helps to keep my dog’s weight right where it needs to be.

We’ve tried several dog foods, and always strive to find the healthiest option that works for all three of our dogs, yet is cost effective. The Sierra Mountain formula with roasted lamb is grain free, which I appreciate, and our dogs love the flavor. It doesn’t always happen, but my favorite is when we get a bag that is vacuum sealed and air-tight. You can see the freshness in the rich saturated kibbles. I always recommend this product to anyone searching for a quality dog food.

I have been using Taste of The Wild Pet Food for three years. I've fed it to my mixed dog and he passed away and now I’m feeding it to my two more Pitts. One is six pounds and about three years old. The other one year old and is about nine pounds. I've fed them the lamb formula. They’ve been pretty good and they’re healthy. I tell my friends that my dogs enjoy Taste of the Wild and that I've had good luck with it.

We love Taste of the Wild for our dogs. My sister is a vet and she had recommended it to us. We have been buying it for 8 years now. It’s fairly affordable and has good quality. It’s grain-free as well. Our dogs have really long hair and TOTW keeps their hair super nice. Even though they have a history of hip dysplasia, it seems to help them with that as well. During October fires in California, we couldn’t get TOTW for maybe a month or two and it really affected their joint health. For some reason, once we got the dogs back on TOTW, that really helped again. We want to give them TOTW as long as they have teeth.

I have three dogs who are twelve, seven and two years old, and they all eat Taste of the Wild's High Prairie. The vet had recommended grain-free and in particular, bison. My dogs have been eating Taste of the Wild for two years now, and they don’t seem to scratch as much. The vet's recommendation had to do with skin allergies and so they seem to be better. I've been satisfied with Taste of the Wild. It is a good quality product and I would recommend it.

We've been using Taste of the Wild since we got our dog five years ago. The breeder recommended it for our Vizsla as it was a high-quality dog food. I use all their regular dry flavors. It keeps my dog trimmed.

I have a Red Nose American Pit Bull and I had him on Diamond before but he wasn’t really liking it. He is active and the guy at the store recommended Taste of The Wild because of the protein levels. That was a little over a year ago and ever since then, Taste of the Wild has been what I've had my dog on. I recently got my mother’s dogs on Taste of The Wild too. She has two smaller dogs, a Chihuahua Mix and a Basset Hound Mix. The Chihuahua is the oldest. Scooby is three years old then my dog is a year old and Dan, the other little dog, is about a year or two. And my mom's dogs like Taste of the Wild too. I mostly get the Pacific Stream and the dogs seem to like the fish flavor better. One thing I've noticed is they're a lot more active with Taste of the Wild. It's just like what the guy at the store told me. Because of the protein levels, the food will make them active. I just have to make sure they have plenty of water with it and that's what I try to do.

My dogs are both rescued from the pound. When I got my one of my dogs four years ago, I asked around and my vet recommended Taste of the Wild. I usually get the wild boar formulation and I give it to my dogs dry, but sometimes I'll add chicken to their meal. But there was one-time, it had bugs in it and I had to take it back where I purchased it. Other than that, my dogs are pretty healthy and active and the TOTW seems to be working well and I’ve recommended it.

I’ve been using Taste of The Wild for my dogs for five years. I have northern breeds husky, a Siberian husky right now. They need fish oils and the presence of salmon is one of the essential things. I researched it and Taste of the Wild seemed good. It doesn’t have any preservatives. It was recommended to me and once I started using it, my dogs love it. I’d recommended it to some of my friends that have northern breeds.

We have six cats over 10 years of age and we've been feeding Taste of the Wild to three of them. We tried a little bit of everything and they get tired of certain foods, and they seem to like Taste of the Wild. It makes them happy. And also, it seems to be lasting longer than some of the other foods we've tried out with them.

I've been using Taste of the Wild for my Bully dog for a year now. It's branded for the Bully dogs and they like it better. I use the one with yellow and brown bag that got wolves on it. It's good and so far, my dog is normal and healthy. I’d tell my friends that it's a good recipe of dog food.

I owned an Anatolian Shepherd, 8 yrs old, who I had to put down in 2017 due to liver and pancreas damage. She had been to the Vet in December 2017 and was doing great. I also have a Doberman. They ate different foods based on their individual needs. Everything happened very quickly, diarrhea, lethargy, lack of appetite, vomiting. The doctors identified pancreatitis initially and changed her food. She started getting better. I was instructed by doctors to wean her back on her normal food. She began declining again. She died within a couple of months. I offered my Doberman this same food, unknowing this may be the cause. She refused to eat it which made me research the food. During this period of time, between January and April 2017, many people feeding their dogs TOTW were having similar symptoms, some got better after food changes and others died like mine.

When I first tried Taste of the Wild, it was something new that was being tried out at the pet store, so they recommended it. I tried it out and my dogs loved it. We had a pitbull and he used to smell really bad. So, when we changed the food, he wasn't smelling as much, almost nothing anymore. It could have been ingredients, or it could have been not a lot of the little fillers. But, it worked for him. We kept trying it out and then when I moved dogs I kept with the same brand because it was something that they like. We've tried other brands, too, and either they don't like it or they'll have a stomachache. My dogs, a Shih Tzu Poodle and a French Bulldog, have been pretty healthy.

I have a two-year-old dog. He's a 38-pound Miniature Australian Shepherd. He has lots of energy, really social, and he doesn’t get sick. Also, he eats anything. If there’s no more human food available and no chance of it, he’ll then go and eat the whole bowl of dog food in one sitting. Taste of the Wild is all we buy. We go to a local feed store and they have it there. It's one of the less expensive ones, plus the ingredients are a factor too. We mix it up whenever we buy a bag, so he’s not always getting the same thing. So far, our dog has a good coat. He also has high energy and is pretty regular. Given our experience, I’d recommend TOTW. If our dog could talk, he would recommend it too.

I have been using Taste of the Wild for about eight years now. The vet recommended them and the breeder also liked it. My dog is still eight but he is about 110 pounds. He is an English Cream Golden Retriever. He’s a Golden but from the English Cream variety. He’s more white, larger, longer and heavier than the Goldens but with very similar temperament. We're using The Boar right now and he doesn’t have any skin issues. His coats are always so lush. Every time I walk him, everyone comments on how good he looks. So, TOTW seems to be okay. He scarfs it down and if I spill a little portion of that, he’s quick to get it off the floor. It seems to go with him and it doesn’t upset his stomach so we just stick to it.

The dog food works very well for my dogs. It has kept them happy and healthy for 6 years. It has helped the condition of their coats which look healthy and shiny. Their favorite flavor is the Bison Mix. Taste of Wild is what I recommend to my friends who have animals.

I switched from my regular cat food to TotW about 6 months ago, because it's been so highly recommended. But ever since I switched, my cats have been regularly puking. I mixed the food in percentages before I completely switched, it wasn't cold turkey. The ingredients seem like a quality brand, but none of my cats seem to be able to eat it. I think I'll have to switch them back, unfortunately.

We were using something else and weed had been put in it so we quit using that. Then, we went into Beastie Boutique, our dog had crystals in her urine and Taste of The Wild was recommended to us. We like it. We have one dog who is 12 and the other is seven. They’ve been on it a long time and they look really good for their age. We won’t feed them anything else and they eat Taste of The Wild every day and they have been fine.

I have two dogs and one of them is a seven year old Schnauzer who's very active, and I wanted him to have higher quality food than what you buy at Walmart. I started reading ingredients and I talked to the guys at the feed store, and they thought Taste of the Wild was good food. I started using it and it's definitely had a positive effect. Most dogs that are seven are slowing down, so I feel like it's better for my dog's muscle mass and activity level. He has done really well on it, and it has helped him not to get lazy 'cause it's a better-quality diet. Taste of the Wild is doing a good job and I'd definitely recommend it to a friend. They also have a new product out where they've taken all the grains out of it, which is good and something I want to try and see.

Somebody told me the nutrients were better in Taste of the Wild and it was also recommended by my college son who researched something on its formulation. I have been using it for six years which is so long that there was nothing to judge it against. I have a Lab and a Springer Spaniel and both of them like the flavor and the texture and we'll continue using it.

I needed something that was gonna be good for my dog's skin and Taste of the Wild was recommended by both my vet and Healthy Paws where I buy it at. My dog's not itching nearly as much.

My small Poodle Mix doesn't have any stomach issues on Taste of The Wild. His teeth stay clean and he also doesn't have any skin issue. We get him the formula that has the highest amount of protein and wasn't fish based. We've been happy with Taste of The Wild and we've been using it for 4 years now.

When two friends and our Vet recommended Taste of the Wild, we started feeding it to our dogs. First they love it, oh they're particular about food. I'm happy hearing people compliment on how healthy they look. The oldest is almost 11. Thanks to this company for making great dog food. Not from China! My dogs are my family, they eat quality food.

Thank you for your product. Our dog was eating Science Diet when we got him from the shelter. He was overweight by 10 lbs. We discovered Taste of the Wild and decided to give it a try. He lost that 10 lbs in no time, has a softer coat, and he loves it. Thanks again!

I love the idea that this food has Bison and Venison in it. We have a German Shephard, a Basset/Boxer mix, and a bulldog. All three eat Taste of the Wild. Since we had luck with the dogs eating it, I now buy Taste of The Wild cat food for our cats too!

Taste of The Wild was a recommendation from my friend and I've been using the bison one for my German Shepherd Lab for a few years. He's loving it. It has a lot of protein, which he needs, and it gives him a lot of energy. He also stays pretty full and his stomach is really good with it.

We've been feeding Taste of the Wild to Gomez, our four-year-old black German Shepherd, since we had gotten him. He was eight weeks old when we had gotten him and the breeder was using Taste of the Wild. We kept it up rather than switching him over to anything else. He will be 4 years old in November and now we also have Morticia, a one-and-a-half-year-old black German Shepherd. We’ve had dogs in the past who have had issues because of additives and colorings. But Taste of the Wild is natural with no additives, which is what we are really going for. And it's also comparable price-wise to any other.

We have two Labs and the Taste of the Wild gives them a variety of good quality food. Both dogs are excited as I open up a new bag. They go through a bag of food about every two weeks and I always change the flavors. We have happy healthy dogs!!!

Both my dogs are rescues and came to me from well respected rescuers having been on Taste of the Wild Adult Salmon formula their whole lives. I had previously had other dogs on other flavor versions of TOTW and my local feral kitties had been getting kitty versions of TOTW. My animals all love it, are happy, healthy, active with no food related issues at all. I recommend TOTW to anyone I talk dog food too. Excellent product at a reasonable price.

I switched to Taste of the Wild dog food about six months ago after worrying about the content of other dog foods. My dogs love the food, they eat less, which helps make up for the little extra cost. They also have to go out less. I will continue to purchase this dog food for my dogs.

I absolutely love the dog and cat food. I have been using these foods for my dogs and cats for years now. My pets are way happier and healthier when they get to eat this food. Their coats are shinier, they are more energetic, and they love the food. I won’t buy anything else!

Taste of the Wild is the only way to go with dog food if you really love your pet. It is made with real ingredients that you can pronounce, with real food that people eat, it's grain free. There are a variety of flavors to choose from, and what I did was take my dog to the store with me, she smelled them all and the one she smelled the longest was the one she got. You won't regret using Taste of the Wild dog food, keeps your dogs healthy, their coat nice and shiny and soft, and puts you at ease knowing what your dog is actually eating.

Have recommended TOTW multiple times already. I switched my boxer/lab mix over a year ago and it's really helped with her allergies. After years working in a third party food testing facility, I can say TOTW is one of the easiest foods my dog has had to digest and makes her a lot less bloated and lazy. Will continue to buy TOTW for my current and future pooches.

Our dog has grown up on Taste of the Wild High Prairie Canine Formula with Roasted Bison & Roasted Venison Dog Food, 30 lb. for years. This last bag purchased in May 2018 has made him sick. Vomiting etc. He refuses to eat it. Only when we add canned food will he eat some dry food. We thought he got sick from a virus but now suspect the food since seeing another complaint on this site during roughly the same time period. We will start switching foods and that should tell all. We have a full unopened bag of TOTW and afraid to use it now. He will eat anything except this food. He just threw up again after eating some of TOTW with canned food mixed in. What is going on with their dog food?

I have a Golden Retriever, a Boston Terrier, a Chihuahua and a Corgi mix and I feed all of them Taste of The Wild. I've been using the buffalo venison formula for two years now and they like it.

I have three St. Bernard dogs, two are six and one is three. We've been feeding them Taste of the Wild for three years now and their food allergies don't bother them anymore. We use the venison variant in puppy food because it's easier for the bigger dogs to chew since they're small bites. Taste of the Wild is great and I would direct people to Taste of the Wild for grain-free food.

I love the variety of flavors and the beautiful coats and bright eyes; plus the joyfulness of being really healthy cats and dogs. They are so soft and silky and I just love to stroke them, which is a health benefit for us humans. I am so glad that I found this brand and recommend it to all my friends. Many of my friends ask how I get them so soft and shiny and I tell them "Taste of the Wild" is the best. They seem to be so much happier since I changed brands. Thank you so much!!!

The fact that Taste of the Wild's dog food has healthy ingredients in it made us go with them. We have three dogs and one of them is allergic to chicken. Every once in a while, other companies went back to putting chicken in their dog food, so I was looking for something that didn’t have chicken in it. We had one of our dogs on Purina and it started making her throw up. So, we put her on TOTW because our two smaller dogs were already on that and I haven’t had any problems with their diet at all. They like it and it’s a healthy thing for them, and I also feed my dogs vegetables.

My Pitchow-Heeler mix has been feeding on Taste of the Wild for about two and a half years now and it has all the nutrients that he needs. I started him on the puppy food and then I started him on the adult food when he was a year old. He likes the non-grain salmon and he really enjoys it. And then, I get the grizzly salmon oil and squirt a couple on it. I get the 30 lbs bag of dog food about every two weeks and it's awesome that the pet store has initiated the buy 10 bags and get one free plan. My dog is super happy and active, and Taste of the Wild is really good for him. It is probably some of the best dog food on the market.

I have a rescued dog. He’s a mix. He’s part Collie and he weighs about 65 pounds. Right now, I’m feeding him the Taste of The Wild chicken flavor but I like to rotate between the bison, the chicken and the salmon. With natural ingredients, my dog gets more of the food and it’s healthier. I don’t have to worry about him eating or not eating because he enjoys TOTW and sometimes if I go on a two-week vacation, it used to be that when my daughter comes over, the dog didn’t always wanna eat. But when I started with the Taste of the Wild, I didn’t seem to have that issue. My dog just eats it. When I recommended TOTW to my son though, he found out that his dog is allergic to the chicken. His dog likes the bison though. I’m very satisfied with Taste of The Wild. My dog enjoys eating it and he gets a nice variety even within the bison flavor.

Taste of The Wild was recommended to us and we’ve been using it for a year. We have an Irish Wolfhound and a German Shorthaired Weimaraner mix. One is nine years old and the other one is five months old. We mainly use the salmon and the trout and it is what they like the most. We don't change it too much as it messes with them. They're healthy and we're happy. Our experience has been good and we would recommend TOTW.

I was relieved to see the review from Cristie of Wellington, FL. We are in Ormond Beach FL and ordered the food from Chewy.com. My dog has been eating Pacific Stream Taste of Wild for over 4 years no issues. Unfortunately my dog has been suffering for the past 25 days with multiple trips to the vet, multiple medications, and a lot of discomfort. He has been sick now that I look back to when he started this bag, he has had continuous stomach upset, vomiting, eating grass (can't stop), wanting to throw up and complete discomfort.

We were using Loyall brand before and it was kind of hard to get a hold of. We live close to L.A. Hearne where they have Taste of the Wild and it seemed to be a decent food, so we started buying it for our dogs. We've been giving it to them for at least six months now and they seem to like it. We have registered black labs which are one and 10 years old, and we give them the Wetlands Canine. It's a gray bag at the bottom and it's roasted fowl. Since we started giving it to them, they have endless energy and everything has been pretty normal. We would recommend Taste of the Wild.

Taste of the Wild is a great food for rotational feeding! Several different grain free recipes that make it easy to rotate flavor to flavor each month. Excellent quality and great price. They even recently added a frequent buyer program! Shop local and buy it at an independent pet store.

When I rescued a new dog and took him to the vet, I changed the food that I had for both of my dogs and I had been using Taste of the Wild for them for 4 years now. I mix that in with a good-sized diet, then I change different flavors each time and add that extra in with their regular dog food. They love it and it’s what they eat first out of the bowl. My dogs would be looking at me weirdly if I didn’t put it in their bowl.

I've been using Taste of The Wild for my Golden Retrievers for the last five years at least. My dogs seemed to be doing fine so I’m assuming that it's good for them. The formulation that I use varies and right now, I've got the High Prairie.

I've been feeding my cats Taste of the Wild for four years now and they like it a lot.

I have a Pit Bull and a Red Nose, and my dogs are two years old. I was using another brand of dog food for them before. But I switched to Taste of the Wild because my dogs have skin problems and the guy at the store recommended that dog food to me. He said it's going to be better for my dogs. I've been using the lamb formulation. My dogs like the food and they eat it all so I don’t waste anything, and that's good. Taste of the Wild is a good food for dogs.

We have two highly active ranch dogs 1 1/2 and 2 1/2 years old really seem to enjoy and be thriving on Taste of the Wild dry dog food brand. We also have an two and one year old killers as working cats that thoroughly seem to enjoy eating any of the varieties of flavors of the canned wet food by Taste of the Wild cat foods. Also, our two kitties seem to enjoy the various flavors of the dry foods offered by Taste of the Wild.

My dogs like Taste of The Wild. I’ve been using it for the Husky for nine years. Then my other dog whom I got at 12 was on wet food. I’ve had her for a couple of years and we switched her food to Taste of the Wild as well. I have two healthy dogs and I’m happy. My dogs don’t stick with one, so I give them a variety. I use the boar, the salmon, as well as the blues, the lavender, the yellow, and the red. I’m a big proponent of Taste of the Wild and I’ve tried to get people to switch to it.

Taste of the Wild is grain-free and made of natural ingredients. I've been using it for three years and it’s not causing any problems. I also mix the formulation up for my four-year-old Labradoodle. Taste of The Wild is the best. And I would recommend it.

Our Catahoula has some major skin issues and she's allergic to chicken and beef. She has issues with grain too. We had tried a couple of different dog food brands but it didn’t work out. We were using the bison or the chicken before and then I did my research trying to see what allergies she was having from the different types of food. Everybody in the group I'm in on Facebook was suggesting putting the dog on a salmon and sweet potato or a fish, grain-free diet, and said it helped their dogs.

My Australian Sheppard lived to be 15 yrs old. I fed her Taste of the Wild for the latter part of 10 yrs. She had a beautiful coat, no health issues and lots of energy. I feed my cats taste of the wild also and they are in good health and have a shiny coat.

This food is of very good quality and would highly recommended it. It is also a plus that it is made in Missouri. I used to feed my dogs another large Missouri company’s food until they started having seizures due to all the fillers. Since I changed their food years ago, they have been very active and healthy.

We chose Taste of the Wild because of the quality ingredients. We have two dogs with food sensitivities, one of which has environmental and food allergies. After trial and error with different foods and supplements, we discovered that Taste of the Wild, by itself, was the best for our dog.

I purchased a large bag of the Bison flavor from Naturally Unleashed. My dogs loved it!! Unfortunately the product is a little too expensive to buy every month. Therefore, I bought the 4-Health brand, which is also made by Diamond Pet Foods, Inc. It is a little cheaper ($20) and provides the necessary nutritional needs of my dogs. Additionally, my vet recommended it.

Since we have been feeding Taste of the Wild her coat has been very shiny. She now eats Taste of the Wild prey. She loves it and her energy is amazing. We would suggest this food to anyone who has a dog that works like mine does and or who has a hunting dog, someone that wants a dog full of energy.

My dog loves this food and she has never had any upset stomach issues and it really suits her. She is not picky and eats it until it is all gone... Great Food for my little baby girl!! My sister also feeds her little yorkie this Taste of the Wild.

I recommend it to all my friends. I've been using it for years. Great stuff. The trouble I find The Taste of the Wild is you cannot get it at PetSmart. They told me they would carry it but you cannot meet their supply and demand. I usually go to a feed store and get mine but it'd be nice if it was Nationwide everywhere easier to get for some people.

We started using Taste of the Wild a few years ago for our elderly Chow/Golden Retriever Mix as it was a little more palatable for him and he didn’t have the food allergies he had with the other foods we had bought in the past. Now we have 2 beautiful German Shepherds and they love the food as much as our first did. We will always keep them on Taste of the Wild both the canned and dry food.

Taste of the Wild was suggested to me by the owner of the pet store I always go to, Whitie’s. They have different flavors and I just got my dogs on it and they like it. Also, their fur is very soft so I just stick with it. I have two Boxers and they’re gonna be seven later this summer. Their favorite flavor is the Pacific Salmon. They get clean bills of health when they go to the vet and I tell the vet what they eat and the vet approves. I definitely recommend Taste of the Wild.

Taste of the Wild is grain-free and in the couple of months that I’ve been using it, my Maltese and Yorkie dogs are eating very good and I like the way they finish all the portion I provide. They are small breeds and their hair are a little shinier since they started eating the Salmon formula. I want to keep using Taste of the Wild and I would recommend it.

When I first got my puppy seven years ago, he was on Earthborn. He was about a year old when I switched him over to Taste of the Wild. Everybody recommended it for the grain-free. My dog's a pitbull and his name is Odin. I also have a little female pitbull and she can’t eat anything but Taste of the Wild or she breaks out in hives everywhere, even other grain-free. I got them on a Wetlands and that’s what I’ve been using. They seem to like it. The food contributes to their skin, their coats, their body weight and their muscles. Everything has been all natural with them and they’re like statues. They’re beautiful. I recommend Taste of the Wild to everybody who has dogs.

I had a friend whose pets liked Taste of the Wild and the store that we go to recommended it too. I have 3 male dogs, all mixed breed, and ranging in age from 1 to 8. I've been purchasing the yellow bag and they like it. We used to feed them a brand that wasn't all-natural but now, they've been feeding on Taste of the Wild for about eight months already. There has not been any change and the younger one doesn't know much, but the older one is less lethargic.

I give Taste of the Wild to my Cocker Terrier as a treat. I’ve been using it since I’ve had her for eight years. I like Taste of the Wild because I mix it with her wet food and it seems to satisfy her and fill her enough. I like the ingredients. She likes chicken or fowl. I don’t like all of the other ones that have a lot of beef and things like that. I saw that advertised, and I tried it and it agreed with her. My dog is very healthy. I’m very pleased with Taste of the Wild and I will continue using it. My kids have it. They all know about it and we’ve all had good lucks.

I used Taste of The Wild salmon and trout for quite a while. I began giving it my cat when she was only two years old and I thought it was good. But it's too rich and I found out that it's high in oil which when heated sets off chemicals which is not good for my pet. Also, my cat was throwing up all the time and she would tend to be on a little bit of diarrhea sometimes. So, I got off of it and went to a different food. I would not recommend Taste of The Wild and the veterinarian did not recommend it, either. They should change the formula.

We've tried the other food brands but nothing compares to the "Taste of the Wild" dog food brand! Boxers are known for having room clearing gas (haha) but now the only one that leaves is the cat! As our dog has gotten older we've introduced them to the same flavor but wet food and they absolutely love it. Thank you for making a great product and a less smellier home!

After hearing good stuff about Taste of the Wild, I tried it to tell if it works out with my Boxers. One of them is five and the other one is a year and a half, and I use the same formulation for both. They were doing really good on it, but it's a little too expensive so I don't use it anymore. But I was really satisfied with it, and I've even told other people about it.

We use Taste of the Wild occasionally as an add-in to our main dog food. We have a 75 and 110 pounds Lab mixes, and they’re always happy to get a little add-in although it may not be the same flavor all the time. They like the food that they had and it does well for them, but they were getting a little bored so versus trying to shift to a totally different food, we started adding in TOTW. They’ve had it in the past and it had done fine for them. But I also have a dog that’s allergic to chicken, so we’re limited as to what flavors we can give him. So I only buy the ones that doesn’t have any chicken in it. And I wish that when TOTW makes the new grain food, it needs to not have anything from chicken.

I have a six-month-old French Bulldog and when we got him, the previous owner gave us the orange Taste of the Wild. It's the Puppy Venison and we decided that we would stick with it. My dog's growth is great and he grew all his body parts. His skin looks great, his energy levels are high and everything is positive. Taste of the Wild is amazing.

My dog is a purebred brindle pug and my other dog is a pug/affenpinscher mix. I was using dry food and they would not eat it. So, I had to mix canned food and some kind of flavoring and it was a big process to get them to eat. My parents started using Taste of the Wild for their dog and I live with my parents so I bought it as well. I noticed that my dogs were just eating the Taste of the Wild Prairie Venison dry right out of the bowl. I didn’t have to convince them to eat it. Most pugs just scarf down anything in front of their face. But my pug would not eat anything. It was a pain in the butt to get him to eat just about anything. And now, I can't even get that food on the ground without him just inhaling it. So, it’s a big difference. I love it. I definitely plan on never buying anything else again. I've already recommended it to the other people whom I've heard have had trouble feeding their dogs.

My dog has eaten Taste of the Wild for years. I just spent over $400 at the vet checking him over because his stomach was so severely upset from this new bag of food. He threw up with specks in it and the gas was horrible. He wasnt acting like himself and would eat grass. His stomach made tons of noise. We ruled out everything possible and so the vet said it may be a bad batch of food. I stopped the food totally and switched to a different product altogether and immediately got better. I have noticed an increase stomach issues to this food and something is not right with the Big Blue Pacific Stream food. I will never recommend or use it again.

I've tried a few other pet food brands and Taste of the Wild was the one that my stumpy tail cattle dog seems to prefer the most. I've been buying ToTW Venison Puppy for almost two years and feeding her natural ingredients has contributed to her health. Her coat is pretty good and she doesn't shed as much as most dogs of her breed. Others should get Taste of the Wild. It's a good brand.

The trainers where I took my dogs suggested Taste of the Wild and I got them on it. My dogs love it. We buy some 35-pound bag every three weeks. My schnoodle needs a limited ingredient food without corn. It’s kinda odd because she’s white and it comes out in her saliva if there’s something going on. Their paws, fur and mouth get red. It turns red from licking. And that’s happening now and I don’t know what the deal is. I switched between the lamb and the buffalo. And I've got them on the lamb now.

My mixed-dog is about 8 years old. He's a bit sedentary sometimes and not as active as he was. If I overfeed him, he will gain weight fast. So, I wanted to buy a food that wouldn't make him fat or gain unnecessary weight and that would make him very lean and trim. We've been feeding him The Pacific Stream by Taste of the Wild and he loves it. We put a little bit of water in it when we feed him, so the food’s already swelled up before it gets to his stomach. The food mixes really well with the water and it makes it soft fairly quickly which is good for him and it helps him to digest the food better. It also keeps him really lean and trim. Overall, it's a good dog food and we really like it.

I have a standard poodle, a miniature poodle, and a Labrador and they eat different kinds of Taste of the Wild. My miniature poodle has had a lot of allergies or issues with dermatitis. Her skin breaks out in horrible sores and she has uncontrollable itchiness. The sores are still bad and they got scarring. She used to take steroids, antibiotics, and antihistamines all the time. It turned out that she’s so allergic to corn that if she eats an animal that ate corn she has a reaction.

Taste of the Wild has good nutrition compared to some of the things you can buy at general stores. It has more protein and not as many fillers. I've been using it for six years. I have a six-year-old Chesapeake Bay Retriever and I give him the salmon formula because it doesn't have eggs in it. Our dog is allergic to eggs. Our dog is not fat so Taste of the Wild is a healthier choice and it seems to be good.

My rottweiler/husky mix likes to eat Taste of the Wild. They got good ingredients and they're doing a good job.

He likes all the foods and doesn't have food allergies. The variety of flavors is amazing. The price is great for how much you get. Good protein and fat levels with high quality ingredients. The reward program is great! I buy at a great store with other dog items I pick up at times.

We have had our 5 dogs on Taste of the Wild for several years now. They are the healthiest dogs. Their coats shine, never sick, very active and we attribute this to the wholesome natural food, Taste of the Wild. We love the different flavors available to feed our dogs and the grain-free ingredients. Our dogs love all of the flavors. When we compare our dogs to before eating Taste of the Wild and after, there is no comparison!!! We recommend all of our friends who have furry children, buy Taste of the Wild.

I love my animals and I want them to have the best health. I have two Pekingese that are two years old, and I've been using Taste of the Wild for two years. I’ve done a little research on our dogs and apparently their skin needs a lot of oil. And the duck, which is mainly what’s in the particular formula that I use for them is so good. They have beautiful coats. It is a better formula for them. And my dogs totally know when it’s time to eat dinner. As soon as they see us hold the can out, they’re like licking their lips. Taste of the Wild is a great product and my dogs are never hungry. It’s expensive but it’s really not when you think about the long term digestive health of your dog. A lot of dogs are really messed up because of cheap dog food. I feel like my dogs are really healthy, active and alert and their brains are working great and we really feel that has a lot to do with their nutrition.

When I was working at a pet store, my boss showed me Taste of the Wild and she explained that they have a very complete formula. The high-protein, no-grain has always been really important. Also, out of all the dog food, Taste of the Wild smelled better. We’ve got two dogs right now. One is a mutt that just turned five. He looks more like a Border Collie and German shepherd put together. He’s a little lower energy than you would expect, but he still likes to go for a nice, long walk. Our other dog is an Australian Kelpie. I got him when he was eight and he just turned 12 this year. He’s very low energy.

Taste of the Wild was recommended by a breeder and when I did my research, I found that it could be the most obvious choice for our pet. I have a three-year-old Dalmatian named Mia and she loves Taste of the Wild. I buy all their different types of dog food and she especially likes the puppy formula because it’s a little smaller. I’ve noticed that when I buy her the bigger little balls, she eats them but not as quick as she does the little ones. Taste of the Wild is a great dog food and I’m very satisfied with it.

Our dogs and cat are on Taste of the Wild. One of our dogs had a reaction to a different brand and lost patches of hair but he is doing extremely well with Taste of the Wild. My brother and Mom are also feeding their dogs the same food! We will come to us feeding our pets this amazing brand.

I have two dogs and one of them has some food allergies. I was recommended and given some samples of Taste of the Wild by my vet a few years ago and have never looked back. The salmon and lamb flavors are our dogs favorites (mixed with the occasional bacon breakfast treat). I also like that the two stores that carry this brand are mom and pop stores, so it’s kind of a double whammy :).

Our boy, Rocky Dog, has the most sensitive food allergies I have ever experienced with a pet. He can have absolutely no human food, and the only dog food we have found that will not make him scratch his fur off is Taste of the Wild. He is able to have all the different flavors with no reaction at all. His coat is shiny and healthy.

I have tried several brands of food in search of the perfect food for my picky guy. We found Taste of the Wild and he loved it and a side benefit is it’s healthy for him and it’s helped with his dry skin. He looks better than ever before!! We love this brand and recommend it to everyone we know.

I got a Bully and an Australian Shepherd. And I have been using Taste of The Wild for my dogs for six years now. I like that Taste of The Wild is grain-free and high in protein. Also I have been using the Prairie Puppy Venison formulation lately because I got a litter of pups. It has really good ingredients. It also has good effects and the dogs have great coats.

I took my brother's advice and got Taste of the Wild. It seems a lot healthier for my dogs. My dogs love it and I don't wanna change. We have a pit mix and he’s about 75 pounds. He’s a rescue dog and we’ve had him for about five years. And then my little weiner dog is 15 years old. Even though he’s really old, he still acts like a pup. You couldn’t even tell he was old. It could be the food just because it’s really good for them. We've always stuck with the red bag because when my brother tried other bags like the salmon, my little weiner dog's stool became runny. My dogs have been on Taste of the Wild for a while, and we trust the product. It is a little bit more expensive than just the regular dog food you get at the grocery store. But if you want quality, you gotta pay for the money.

I have two big dogs and then one teeny one and two medium-sized ones. When I was in Washington, a lady recommended Taste of the Wild from whatever food I was using and then when I looked at the ingredients I was like, “Okay, sounds good to me.” I can totally see my dogs' change in their coat ‘cause they're all slicky so it has really helped, especially my big dog.

I wanted a bit of a higher quality pet food than just the generic major store brand. I was using Purina Simply Beyond which is an all-natural, non-filler type of food. But when I got the dog, I started getting a dog food that you can only find at certain stores. I wanted to buy my cat food from there as well and I found Taste of The Wild there. I had done a lot of research when I was looking for dog food and Taste of The Wild was one that I looked at. My goal was to find a food that had higher protein, fewer fillers and more natural ingredients. Since Taste of The Wild was high-quality dog food, then it's gotta be high-quality cat food as well. Since then, I have purchased my second bag so it would be the start of our second month with it and my domestic shorthair seems to like it. I've also recommended Taste of The Wild to someone who was looking for something that is affordable and a higher quality for their dog.

Taste of The Wild is the only brand of food that we buy for both our dogs and our ferret. Missy has been eating it since she was a puppy. She’s probably only a forty-pound dog. And then we have an eight-month-old Italian Mastiff and American bulldog and Borzoi pet. And they are some of the healthiest dogs I’ve ever owned. I owned six and we tried to make sure their hair and skin are all healthy and it seems that Taste of the Wild brand is the best for them. Mainly, the grain-free variant has always kept all my dogs' fur really nice. Our ferrets love it too. We also use the grain-free cat food. We use the purple bag for our dogs - the Sierra Mountain and then, we use the Rocky Mountain Feline formula for the ferrets. My grandparents and I have been feeding our pets Taste of the Wild on a regular basis for ten plus years now. And we recommend it to my friends and family.

I went into the pet store and looked around for different dog foods. I've seen Taste of The Wild and they had some samples and I tried it. I have a thin English Bulldog, and out of all the other dog foods I tried, he seemed to choose beef. However, this particular Taste of The Wild Angus Beef is the only dog food that he seemed to be taking well and his stool is a lot better. I'm happy that I found the dog food that my dog enjoys. So far, so good.

Taste of The Wild helped me realize that my Doberman Pinscher is allergic to chicken, and almost all their products didn't carry chicken. That was the food that the breeder was feeding him already and I kept it going. His growth spurts were real good. I had him on Pacific Stream before. It was a bunch of fish oils and stuff and he had smoother skin so I stayed in that diet. But now that his skin is much better, I decided to get something else for him to help him out with other vitamins and things that he needed. I gave the dry Southwest Canyon for a new flavor.

We have a small, a medium, and a large dog. And we have been giving them Taste of the Wild for over a year now. My wife picked it out as we were looking for a food that had no grains in it or reduced amount of grain for our older dog. Our dogs eat better when they’re on it and they run a lot. They have a lot of energy. I would recommend Taste of the Wild to anybody.

We have a 10-year old Whippet and we've been giving him Taste of the Wild for about four years now. We’ve always tried to use high-quality food. And we were using Blue Buffalo but he was having digestive issues with it. So the vet recommended Taste of the Wild salmon and then our dog hasn’t had those stomach issues. That made it a lot better for everybody. And he’s always enjoyed it. It’s been a great experience.

My dog, Bear, likes Taste of the Wild. We were using Fromm when she was a puppy, and then I switched to Taste of the Wild because it was a better value. And I've been feeding her that for about a year and a half. She’s picky with her food and I’ve switched the formulation up recently. I’ve tried a couple of different varieties as well, and switching between them doesn’t mess with her stomach at all. Then I just got down with a vet appointment for our year, and they said she’s healthy, which gave me confirmation that whatever I was feeding her is working well. I'd recommend Taste of the Wild.

I have three dogs, all eat Taste of the Wild. I had my oldest on a different food and she had issues with diarrhea. I changed to Taste of the Wild and she hasn't had any more issues. My second dog is picky and she loves this food. My third was seriously underweight when we adopted her. She has thrived on this food, you'd never guess she was once malnourished.

I have a three-year-old German Shepherd that’s 88 pounds and a 10-month-old cat that is about eight pounds. I use Taste of the Wild for them. I go back and forth with the salmon and the chicken one for the cat and I’ve used all of the formulas for my dog. Right now, my dog using the bison. I usually stick with the dog food with the highest concentration of fat content because my dog is really athletic and tends to lose weight easily. Also, my dog has a healthy digestive system. When I bought him as a puppy he was using Taste of the Wild so I never transitioned off of it because he’s always been healthy. So, when I got my cat, I decided to use the same thing. Taste of the Wild is reasonably priced and good too. It keeps my pets healthy.

I have 2 good-sized pit bulls, a male that is 7 years old and a female that’s about 3 or 4. They’re both rescue dogs. I used to feed my oldest dog other types of dog food when I got him and they were making him vomit and get constant diarrhea. Also, his hair was falling out and his weight wasn't good. A friend recommended Taste of the Wild to me so I started feeding him that and he got better. His coat got better and his weight got back up since there were no more diarrhea or vomiting. I rescued the female when she was only a puppy and I gave her Taste of the Wild too. She loves it. Her coat looks good too, and she’s overweight now so I got to put her on a diet. They've been feeding on Taste of the Wild for about 7 years now and they like the salmon. It has helped them a lot and I’m happy.

My dogs seem To like it. However, all three of them have gained a significant amount of weight, since I switched 3 months ago. So contemplating going back to the other food which doesn’t use potatoes for a filler. I wish TOTW would have a light version.

I buy Taste of the Wild for my 4 cats and 2 dogs. My cats love the dry food. They started with a they shall not be named brand, with the rescue I adopted them from. I was horrified and switch to Taste of the Wild by how well my dogs did on it. My dogs love taste of the wild especially the salmon. (However they are small dogs and don’t like the bigger pieces). So the small breed ones they still enjoy but not as much. My dogs skin and coats have been the best on the dry food. I recommend to everyone. Plus the amount is totally reasonable. The previous dog food I want on, the price sky rocketed. As a pet owner with several pets having affordable but quality food is important!

We adopted our Doberman Jaeger when he was 1 year old. He looked terrible, he had to just about all food. We took him to our Vet, who recommended Taste of the Wild for our dog and we never had any problems since using the Taste of the Wild dog food. He has been eating Taste of the Wild for the last 5 years and we always get told that he still looks like a puppy and I believe that is because of the food he is eating. I would recommend Taste of the Wild to anyone and often do.

I volunteer at the local rescue in Pflugerville, Tx. At my local hardware store; Mr Gaddy's I saw their display of your dog foods, I tried it and my rescue dog eats and he is picky about his food. I did my research on the line on your products and it is excellent. Both on a Google search and independent literature.

Taste of the Wild Dog & Puppy Food - We have a 6 yr old Doberman and a 5 month old GSP puppy. They love the food and we know we are giving them high quality food with nutrients and no fillers. So great there are different flavors! Each time we get a different one. We also use the canned food.

A friend told me about Taste of The Wild and after doing research, it seemed that it was the best for my breed of dog which is a Siberian Husky. She's 10 months and she weighs 55 pounds and she is eating the Puppy salmon flavor. I tried mixing in Blue just a little bit, but she really likes the Taste of The Wild. I’ve been using TOTW for 10 months now and she’s healthier. Overall, Taste of The Wild is a good brand and I like it.

I have been buying Taste of The Wild for my Siberian Husky for nine years now as it's higher in quality. She likes the dry high prairie bison. She's turning 12 already but she acts like a five-year old dog.

A friend of mine has been using Taste of the Wild for their pet and we've been using it as well for two years now. The protein content was what we were looking for and different flavors too. I have a 50-pound Catahoula and I'm giving him the regular adult formula. He’s got a lot of energy and his coat looks good. He seems to be doing very well on it.

We love Taste of the Wild. We’ve been feeding it for our pets seven and a half years now. Our cats don’t approve the cat food but my cats just happened to be fussy. But the dog food is absolutely wonderful. I have a seven and a half-year-old Great Dane, two Cocker Spaniels, a rough-coat Jack Russell, and a Blue Heeler that is ten now. I feed them Taste of the Wild Mountain Lamb on the recommendation of our local rescue, Rocky Ridge Refuge. I feel that my dogs are getting good nutrition from Taste of the Wild. They keep a healthy weight and which of course for the Dane is important for their joints. We’re really happy with Taste of the Wild and I recommend it all the time. I work at a pet supply place and we sell a lot of it.

We have a very active and energetic black Lab that's been on Taste of the Wild for about five years now. She’s in great shape and is always very shiny. We wanted to give her really good food that was reasonably priced, so it’s not pretty shady, and we wanted it to be grain-free and with higher protein. Taste of the Wild has two protein-based ones that have the highest protein amount, the 32% protein. We switch up what we give our dog but generally get her the yellow bag.

I've been using Taste of the Wild for a while and part of the reason I chose to go with them is that I'm for all-natural, as well as because of its price. Furthermore, my cats like the wet cat food. I got two flavors - the brown and the green bag - and I find that I have to take a fork and push the cube out. They like the gravy off and not necessarily eat the food. I have two cats and the orthopedic veterinarian that I go to said that one of my cats was allergic to chicken, due to constantly eating herself and having a sleep problem and so far, Taste of The Wild is healthier and better than some of the cheap stuff.

We had three cats on Taste of the Wild for a while, two males and one female. But one of my males started getting crystals in the urine so we had to quit getting their cat food and switched it to a urinary tract food, which I'd like to see with TOTW too. We also have four dogs that are eating Taste of the Wild. One of them is a mix between a Terrier and a Chihuahua. And then the other boy is a Jack Russell and some other kind. Then a German Shepherd girl and a mix between a German Shepherd, Pitbull and Chocolate Lab.

I've been feeding Taste of The Wild to my 6 dogs for about two months now. I have a couple of pure breeds and the others are mixed between the two. The oldest is 14 and the youngest is year and a half. Taste of The Wild is the recommendation of my pet food supplier, particularly since I’ve got a dog that’s sensitive. It's good, natural, and has very little filler. I had all kinds of recommendation, just because they say easy on the stomach, and I tried the purple bag. They definitely like the Sierra Mountain lamb. They seemed like they don’t eat as much of the dog food and they got good energy. They have more firm, less waste. A couple of the dogs seemed to be a bit gassy on certain foods, which is also one of the reasons we get the lamb. I’ve been pleased with Taste of the Wild and I would recommend it. Taste of the Wild is a good, high quality food, easy digesting and while a little spendy, it's still definitely a good value for the money.

I feed both our dog and cat Taste of the Wild brand food. Our dog has a sensitive stomach but he has stayed healthy without throwing up or diarrhea issues with Taste of the Wild. We adopted our cat a little over a year ago and since transitioning him from Purina, his coat is shinier and he is quite healthy.

For starters, my dog is a 4 year old Australian Cattle Dog. When I first put my dog on TOTW Wetlands, she was fine: no itching, shiny coat, healthy as ever. I started her on the food in 2016 and had her on it for over a year, then when I purchased a new bag in February of 2017, she started having diarrhea. I didn't take her to the vet until about a week later when I noticed blood in her diarrhea. She had been on TOTW with a scoop of pumpkin and a probiotic just in case someone thinks this is a bacterial imbalance. When I took her to the vet, he prescribed ** which I gave her and the diarrhea cleared up in about a week, but as soon as the antibiotic was done, the diarrhea came back worse than ever and it lasted from February 2017 until April 2017.

I've been using Taste of The Wild dog food because my Pitbull-Lab mix dog is 10 years old and I was told that it could help with his arthritis. The formulation of Taste of The Wild that my husband buys has the highest percentage of an ingredient which I've been told is good for arthritis. My dog is old, but he never really was unhealthy, and he’s doing fine now.

I asked the store where I buy dog food for the best one that they have and they recommended Taste of The Wild. I have three dogs. I give the little ones multivitamin with chicken, vegetables, and blueberries. But I’ve got an older dog too. My daughter’s dog has been with us for three years and he’s huge, so it would cost us a fortune to be feeding him a lot of times with the wet food. So, we give him the dry food. But he’s a German Shepherd and his skin tends to be dry, so I like the fish oil and the fish in the dog food and I usually get that formulation for him. He has had the salmon and a white fish or trout. He likes them and he doesn’t scratch and shed as much. I have already recommended Taste of The Wild.

I've been using Taste of the Wild for two years now. My Boston Terrier has allergies that mess with his ears and needs to stay away from the grains and starchy stuff. We’ve tried numerous foods and we went to a wholesale dog food place and they recommended Taste of the Wild because it has less random fillers and by-products in it compared to Purina or Pedigree. So, we use that one. I have two Boston now that I'm feeding it with. One is nine and one is six months. We use Taste of the Wild Prey for the older one and then the younger one is on their Puppy Brand formula.

We have always been concerned about what our cats & dogs eat, trying to avoid artificial ingredients, chemicals & additives, while appealing to their tastes & our budget has always been a problem. Finally we found Taste of the Wild at our local feed store. Our cats love it & so does our budget. Win-win.

I have a dog kennel and I was shopping through different puppy foods and they all seemed to like Taste of The Wild the best. My dogs are called American Bullies and I have a litter a month. I always have recommended that the new owners of the puppies continue with Taste of The Wild. And I put some of this dog food in a Ziploc bag and send it with them, and they swap them over to whatever. However, recently I had a litter of puppies here that I was feeding with Taste of The Wild like I always do, and their poots were really bad. So, I dewormed them and I gave them Albon.

A local rancher recommended your product 2-3 years ago b/c his dog was a picky eater and we had a picky eater too. We have 3 80-90 pound dogs and they are very happy with your product and we top their dinner with 1/2 cup of peas and all seems to be eaten in a flash!!!

I have been feeding my Brittany spaniel Taste of the Wild since she was a puppy, she loves all the flavors! It’s a great choice for people looking for high quality dog food with a lot of different protein options for their pets. I switched to Taste of the Wild from Blue Buffalo when she was a puppy because of the lying about recipe and couldn’t be happier I did. Happy you guys are a part of the rewards program now.

My 6 month old puppy likes the puppy food Bison/venison but she is a Lab and the pieces are very small. If there would be a large breed puppy food would be great idea my puppy says. Puppies are always in a hurry so, she has to eat real slow and walks all over. So we have puppy kernels everywhere which I have to go help her, but she does like the food! Thanks.

I have six cats, including a couple of orange tabbies and a couple of tuxedo cats. Two of my cats are 13 years old, one is two years old, and the other three are a year old. I've been using Taste of the Wild Dry Rocky Mountain cat food since I can't afford to buy wet food and because it's grain-free, and my cats seem to have a positive response to it. They like it and it doesn't give them diarrhea.

I had a puppy from a breeder and they were using Diamond brand. And when I switched mine to Taste of The Wild, I noticed the difference. So far, I've been using Taste of The Wild for the past five years per different pets, all dogs, and I like the quality of the ingredients. My dogs have better health. They digest the dog food better and their coat seems shiny and not shedding as much. It’s the best dog food out there and it’s worth every penny if you love your pet.

We changed from Nutro canned food because it became increasingly difficult to get at our pet store. We were previously buying senior, puppy and adult in the chunks and gravy. We are still using Nutro Senior diet with chunks and gravy because TOTW does not offer a senior canned. Your adult with chunks in gravy is too big of bites for our Italian Greyhounds. Our adult Australian Shepherds like the canned and dry High Prairie. I wish that you made more selections with red meat, as that provides a better balance of protein than any of the fowl products.

I find the product is very pleasing to my year and a half old German Shepherd. We run every day and it provides him the high protein food he needs to keep him in top shape. I also love the personal attention he receives at our local pet store Premium Pets in Jefferson City MO.

For years my cat was given her choice of 3 different premium dry cat foods. I wanted to offer her variety but she kept preferring Taste of the Wild. Now I only feed her that brand because she loves it so. My cat aka "Ms Prissy Poe" is now 17 years old and in great health. Her Vet says she'll live into her 20's. Hooray & thank you for such a wonderful product.

I've been breeding Newfoundlands for 13 years. I've gone through many, many brands of dog food, striving to find one that is healthiest for my dogs. Not only do we go to the vet less on Taste of the Wild dry kibble, but the dogs love the taste. I recommend it to all my puppy families. And now they have an incentive program. Buy 10, get one free.

My cat is a particularly picky eater but he loves Taste of the Wild dry food, especially the salmon and venison flavor. It is a higher priced food but I feel better feeding it to my cat because it is not made with filler grains. As he gets older I know his nutrition is important.

I got my Lab Pointer mix pup when she was nine weeks old and the owner had her on a Diamond brand that we can get out here. I wanted her on a grain-free diet so I chose Taste of the Wild's puppy formula which we purchase from Pet food store called Mini Pet in Grants Pass. My son has a Labrador retriever dog, a hunting dog, and he has him on Taste of The Wild too.

Taste of The Wild was recommended by our veterinarian for our Lab. We had a couple of choices and we chose that one. We have a yellow Lab that’s six years old and he is slightly overweight. He has a great temperament and he's a good family dog. He's the only pet that’s on Taste of The Wild and we're using the Prairie Bison/Venison. He’s got a great coat, eats his food well and he hasn't suffered from allergies or him licking. Our co-op in town offers us a free bag free after a purchase of 10 bags. I don’t know if that’s through Taste of the Wild or through the co-op but it’s a nice, little option. I've been using Taste of The Wild for my dog for probably six years. We'll stick with Taste of The Wild and continue to feed any of our future dogs with the same brand.

We have two American Bulldogs. One is about nine or 10 now and the other one is about three. We’ve been using Taste of The Wild for a couple of years now. I did some research to find out which ones had better protein rate versus just crap fillers and Taste of The Wild was high up there for the price and seemed like one of the best dog foods. It was also grain-free. We tried a few different formulations and my wife settled on Dry Wetlands Fowl. The dogs seemed to like it. The older dog was fat and lost some weight since we changed over to Taste of The Wild. It’s not cheap, but it’s okay, and it has a good quality. I recommend it.

I have rescued 3 shar pei. The breed is prone to allergies as well as a broad spectrum of skin issues associated with both foods and grasses. I do not have either of these w/ Myner. He has been on Taste of the Wild, bison variety 32% protein. He is very active and needs the resources this combination provides. I pick up samples of the various varieties and deliver to homes. You certainly can't buy a better meal plan for your pet. I also compared purchasing online. Chewy.com was more expensive than our local retail the Valley Park Elevator Supply. I am very grateful.

I've been using Taste of The Wild for my English Bulldogs for the last eight months. The girl is two and the baby -- the boy is nine months. Our breeder told us to try it. A lot of times, we had to switch the type for the baby. He was allergic to Angus and started to lose his hair so we changed to bison and we haven't had any issues since then. Taste of the Wild is good food. The dogs really like it so that’s always a plus.

I have a Border Collie and a Tolling Retriever. One is about 35-ish and the other is 70-ish. I give them Taste of the Wild and I buy the yellow one with the buffalo and the wolves on it. I did a research and it seemed like the higher quality that I've run across. With a better quality of food, my dogs have a better quality of life. It's no different with people. And there is well less poop to clean up, too, in comparison to a cheap dog food which has so much more junk in it so it's not getting processed and not used up.

Taste of the Wild products has been pretty good and I just bought a new bag yesterday morning. My dog, Apollo, is a 100 pounds German Shepherd and he has allergies. The grain-free food minuses grain allergy and that keeps him from scratching and sneezing. I was buying him a different dog food for $60 a bag but it would only last for three weeks so I decided to get a cheaper one that’s still grain-free. Originally, he was on Taste of the Wild Roasted Bison & Venison as his puppy food and then switched to Taste of the Wild Venison & Legumes as his adult food.

My Vet referred us to this dog food since my dog became allergic to grain and was scratching his skin raw. He loves this food and it stopped his itching, I have tried other foods that were a bit cheaper but I keep coming back as this is the best brand.

For about four months, I have been using Taste of The Wild’s turkey formulation called Prey for my dog named Maybe. She’s a two-year-old Pit Bull who weighs about 65 pounds and is very healthy and active. I like the fact that there’s a long list of natural ingredients in the food and it’s grain-free. I wanted to make sure that she stayed grain-free because she has allergies to grain and those allergies have diminished a little bit.

We have used this food for our 4 boxers for years now and we used to rave about it and recommend it to anyone we came across. Our older female recently started having stomach issues and eating her own feces for the first time ever in her life. I was very upset to learn that this product now has chicken meal as its 3rd ingredient. Our boxer is allergic to chicken so now it all makes sense. I really wish I had known about this change, I could have avoided a lot of issues with our dog. I have seen a response on this page that supposedly it always had this in the food according to them but I know the first thing I did when researching grain free foods a few years ago was check for chicken. I suspect it may have been way down the ingredient list and since increased in quantity. I can say for sure something about this food has changed and my dog can no longer eat it. We have since switched with no issues anymore.

My German Shepherd is eight and I put him on Taste of the Wild when he was about a year old. Then my cat has been on it for almost a year as well. Taste of the Wild is pretty much the only grain-free that I can afford that I feel is decent. I was doing the original Taste of The Wild and then I saw the limit of the ingredients. So I switched both of them to the one with certain ingredients and less fillers. However, I had gone a couple of bags of the dog food over the years and it had worms in them. And trying to return it to the place where I got it from was a pain. But I like Taste of the Wild's program where I could buy many bags and get one free. As long as they keep up with that program and the quality stays good, I'll stay with it. I recommend it to people very frequently. I had a lot of people that purchased Taste of The Wild because of me.

I like the price and quality of Taste of The Wild. I also like being able to feed it for all life stages and I've been using it for about a year now. I am feeding it to five dogs total, a Red Setter, two Border Collie Australian Shepherd, a Border Collie, and a mini Australian Shepherd. I give them the same brand with different measurements for their weight. One of them weighs 40, one weighs 18, and the others weigh 60-ish. I am currently giving them the one in the yellow bag, which has Bison in it. For a month, I'd feed them that then I'd give them the other ones like the Stream. I also change the add on. It doesn't obstruct their digestive system, so I just do it.

We love Taste of the Wild! My dog loves it and it is so digestible! We started using it because he had a food allergy and it worked! He stopped itching and his coat is more shinier and you don't have to feed much! I always recommend it to my friends with pets! Thank you.

My dog is 14 years old and still very healthy and active. I started her on your product 10 years ago and she loves it. I mix dog food and cheerios together and this is her treats also. She has maintained her weight very well and she is no longer gassy. I originally bought Taste of Wild (Grain Free) because my other dog had health issues, bloated and gassy, terrible allergies causing hair loss, skin rash and itching. Within a week of eating Taste of Wild the bloating disappeared, her skin began to clear up and within a few months her hair grew back also so I put both dogs on it and have been using it ever since. I highly recommend the grain free. Excellent product.

I have been using Taste of the Wild for 10 years now. I have Bichon Frises, so it works good for them and for their coats. Also, the dog food is grain-free. My dogs don’t itch, as well as don't any stomach issues, when they are eating it. So, that’s all I feed them. I'd recommend it.

We tried Taste of the Wild when we got our first Husky 8 eight years ago. We had been looking for a high protein grain free dog food and were told to try TOTW. Moe loved it and did very well on it. His coat is shinier, softer and the shedding is better. Since then we have gotten 2 more huskies and feed them also. We have tried most of the flavors, and the dogs like them. We stay mostly with the High Prairie flavor. Our youngest dog seems to do better on this flavor and not get diarrhea as much. The other dogs love the other flavors and do well on them. I highly recommend this dog food to everyone.

I have a one year old lab that is growing up and looking great and doesn’t appear to have any problems with allergies or weight issues with Taste of the Wild puppy food???? I also was supplementing my 10 year old black lab with my home made dog dish diet with taste of the wild during hunting season and she had no issues with the puppy food. She has allergies with other dry foods.

We moved back to CA 8 years ago, and our previous dog food wasn’t available at the local chain pet store. The Manager HIGHLY recommended TotW, and we chose the High Prairie Formula. Fast-forward to now, and Allie (age 11) couldn’t be healthier or more energetic. You run into LOTS of new people at the local (dog friendly) beach, and she’s a charmer... We engage with dozens of people each week, many without dogs — they are universally amazed by this dog, and many clearly think we’re fibbing about her age. We’re not!! I call her “our 11-yr old puppy.” Most people guess her to be “2 or 3,” and while no one can totally attribute her heath or appearance to TotW, it certainly is a BIG part of the picture: Allie says TotW ROCKS ME!!!

My dog really likes this food, she eats it up right away! I give her a little bit with her dry food. I think the price I pay for this food is pretty good, I get it from Dexter's Deli here in California! I also like how they have a variety of different flavors instead of just one or two!

When I first got my Chigi he got violently ill within a day or two. I ran to Pet Club & they said to change to Taste of the Wild Puppy food once his tummy settled down. He is now 3 & it is the only brand I will buy for him.

My cats were so excited about this turkey cat formula that it was almost impossible to take the pictures of them eating it, they just LOVE it. I got a free sample thanks to @TasteOfTheWildPetFood and @Influenster and the thing I like the most is the variety of flavors that PREY has. ♥

We have fed this brand to our dog for quite some time. She is 5 years old, Belgian Malinois mix. Last week she began vomiting all contents after eating. No other symptoms of behavior, stool, etc. She ate again and vomited again her entire meal. We don’t feed her anything else. I don’t have the bag she was eating but I ordered both from Amazon and this is the other bag that came with it. We stopped food, fed her boiled chicken and rice and started her on another food and she is fine.

I try not to give my cats junk food and that was what I liked about Taste of The Wild. They didn’t have junk food in there and greens weren’t the part of their menu. Cats are carnivores unlike dogs and they don’t need all that extra crap that most people stick into their cat food. I had never given my cats junk food but everything about them got really improved with Taste of the Wild. It made my cats shiny, energetic and happy. They really seemed to like the food too. But after a long while, it changed. Their fur started getting dry and overall, everything changed including their appearance and their behavior. So Taste of the Wild must’ve changed their formula. But I know other people who are still very happy with it. I would’ve been happy to stay with them because they were initially great, but now I don’t use them all the time anymore.

My father fed his dog with Taste of The Wild, and I have been using them as well for three years now for my three and a half y.o. black Lab. I use the bison-venison, and he has always been on it. All his brothers don’t have the same coat as he does and he's the only one that eats Taste of The Wild. His coat almost looks wet, it's so shiny. Taste of the Wild is quality over quantity. I, however, don’t really see them advertised very much. They could advertise a little bit more.

I have been using Taste of The Wild for about four and half years now. I have all four of my dogs on it. My two Siberian Huskies are five-year-old and six-year-old, my toy TerrierTeddy Bear mix is around nine, and my Chihuahua mix will be eight. The ingredients that are in the food made me go with them. The dog food keeps them active, and they seem to really enjoy it. It's a good dog food brand. I have also recommended them to friends when they talked about how their dogs before were having upset stomachs with other dog foods or just they didn’t like the food and they weren’t eating like they should. I just suggested, “My dogs are on Taste of The Wild and they have all different kinds of flavors for them and you can switch without causing your dogs an upset stomach. I go between either the bison, the lamb or like the one where it had all the birds in it and it doesn’t upset the dogs’ stomach." They do get it and ever since then their dog eats it.

We have been using Taste of the Wild High Prairie, which is grain-free and chicken-free, for about two years now for our two-year-old female Boxer. We went with them because of their price and online reviews. Our dog is always really healthy. Boxers have issues with certain foods and this was one of the ones that Boxers seem to do good on. It is a good product. I will keep using it for indefinitely at this point. I also got my parents to start using it for their dog as well, and so we all use it now. For the price, it’s a better product in a lot of ways than more expensive dog foods that offer the same thing. Also, it is cheaper.

I feed Taste of the Wild salmon to my Pitbulls for a year and a half now and they seem to like it. One of my dogs is a year and half old, while the other one is 11-months-old. I like that Taste of the Wild uses natural ingredients. I would tell my friends to use it.

We have five dogs; 3 Chihuahuas, a Beagle, and a Standard Poodle. My poodle began having seizures at the age of 3 on another name brand food. After trying tons of treatments over 2.5 years our vet recommended trying a natural grain-free food. We visited our local feed store and found Taste of the Wild. We took a shot and within two weeks my poodle's seizures had stopped. He is now 11 years old and has not had a seizure in 5 years. Another benefit is the yard clean up is greatly reduced. More of the food is staying in my dogs as nutrients and not waste. Thank you Taste of the Wild for helping us by making a terrific dog food!

Once Blue Buffalo started having those horrid recalls, I pulled my Great Pyreneeses off of that completely and moved them to Taste of the Wild. I noticed a significant change in their coat when we moved them over and I used Taste of the Wild for about seven months for my two dogs. It was one that I moved over to because it is grain-free and there's a little bit less ingredients to it. They also had a couple of bags that had no chicken by-products in it and one of my dogs has a severe chicken allergy. There are the fish ones which were the ones that I was using. I'd order the Alaskan Wild off at Chewy and I was using the Pacific Stream, which was the main one that we could get them. They enjoyed Taste of the Wild.

I have been using Taste of the Wild for about six months now for my 90-pound Golden Retriever and he likes the way it tastes. I've been using different flavors, but he likes either the waterfowl or the buffalo more. Touch of the Wild keeps our dog healthy.

I have been using Taste of The Wild for my dog for about four years now. I have a Lab-Shepherd mix. We found out that she got a wheat allergy so we started sampling different grains for dog foods and the salmon flavored Taste of The Wild was her favorite. I also have certified therapy dogs and a half Biewer mix and I feed them salmon formula as well.

Taste of the Wild is grain-free and more of what a dog would eat if it was just running loose, tended for itself. I have two pit bull mixes and they’re eight. I give them the Pacific Stream and making them eat Taste of The Wild makes me feel like I’m a good owner.

I’ve been using Taste of the Wild for about a year. I like the ingredients that are in their food. It's good for my cat which is a run-of-the-mill cat.

My dog loves the Taste of the Wild Pacific Northwest Coast dry food. As a matter of fact, as soon as we switched her to this, she immediately had good energy! She had some possible food allergies, but once we began feeding her this, we never saw another instance of food allergy.

Best high protein without chicken or grains dog food I’ve bought for my allergy sensitive dog. He loves it and I love that he is much healthier since I’ve begun feeding it to him. My son recently got a miniature American Bully and you can bet Taste of the Wild is what he is eating as well. I highly recommend Taste of the Wild, especially if your fur baby has food allergies.

Our mini Schnauzer has been on Taste of the Wild since he was a puppy. His breeder recommends and uses Taste of the Wild for all of his dogs, and we have continued since our pup came home with us. He is now 2 years old and very happy and healthy!

I've had a fantastic experience with Taste of the Wild. When we first got our cat from the shelter, it was so finicky. I found only one cat food it would eat, which was Evo, and we stayed with that. However it's been discontinued so I changed over to TOTW after it was suggested by my local store. I did a slow mix from the old one to the TOTW one so my cat wouldn't freak out and it abandoned the old one entirely and only ate the TOTW one. I was delighted to find something that my cat would consume so readily. We've been using TOTW for two months now and we're using the turkey variant. If you have a finicky animal, Taste of the Wild is a good choice.