Taste of the Wild Reviews

I had been feeding my cat Merrick brand wet foods since I got her last September and she has always been fine. At 9 months old when I got her she was the typical playful kitty, confident and full of life. A few weeks ago I switched to ToTW canned food and began feeding her both flavors and started to notice a change. She became gradually more lethargic and then started getting ill with vomiting and diarrhea. As soon as I stopped feeding her ToTW she started to improve and get back to her old self. I'm very disappointed in how this turned out and will never feed her this food again.

Taste of the Wild's Pine Forest - With Venison & Legumes (dry) is healthy and has a lot of good things for dogs in it. It also is decently priced and does not cost too much so it is somewhat affordable.

Taste of the Wild's Pacific Stream - with Smoked Salmon (dry) Dog Food is a higher quality food and is the brand my dog loves the most. He loves the different flavors and gobbles his food up quickly each and every time. I have had many dogs over the years and this is the brand that I choose the most. I love that Taste of the Wild has so many different flavors and formulas to accommodate any pet's needs. It is a trusted and quality food for my pets.

I've been using Taste of the Wild for 10 years now and I love it. I breed English Bulldogs and it works really well with them. I like all of their varieties but I really like the Pacific Stream. Also, I do a rotation feed so the dogs don’t always stay on one protein. I have a couple of litters a year and I send the puppies to their new home with a TOTW sample every time. I also do a whole bunch of paperwork telling people the rules of owning one of my puppies. They have to feed the puppies grain-free four or five-star food. Then I tell them what I’ve been feeding the puppies and to continue it. So I encourage them to continue using Taste of the Wild.

I saw a Taste of the Wild PREY Angus Beef ad in our newspaper. I used the coupon and got a bag and my dogs loved it. It's one of the few brands I buy they haven't got tired of it yet so until they do I'm going to keep buying it. I like the ingredients and that it's not junk food like some other brands I have seen. It's reasonably priced and cost less than other brands so that's always good. I like that my dogs like it as it is. They are so picky so it's hard to find food they will eat. I have used it for a while.

I have been using Taste of the Wild for almost three years. I did not like any chicken meal or cornmeal or lamb meal in their food. I needed grain-free and that’s what I saw in them. I breed German shepherds and have litters a couple of times a year. I routinely send the puppies to their new homes with Taste of the Wild samples and absolutely recommend them to feed the puppies with it because of their content. I currently use High Prairie Venison and Bison Puppy Formula. I have dogs that are allergic to chicken, and by them setting up blends, there is no chicken meal or lamb meal.

We tried three different kinds of Taste of the Wild. We switch around with the bison, venison, and the duck and sweet potato varieties, and they all made my dogs sick. At first we loved it, but then the dogs started having loose stools and were throwing up. I was really concerned about that because they never had any problems before. We have several dogs and they were all getting sick. So I took them off of it. We ended up changing to Purina Pro Plan, which was actually less money, and everything got better. Their bellies and stools became better. They also stopped throwing up. There's nothing more frustrating than finding something you think was really awesome for your animals, and then all of a sudden something changed and I didn’t know what it was. It terrified me. They had some recall but they didn't contact people like me who's actually on one of their mailing lists.

I switched my dog to Taste of the Wild in the fall of 2017. Milo is a very happy, playful, energetic 50lb. five year old and he initially LOVED the High Prairie formula. With his second bag, I tried the Sierra Mountain formula and made sure to mix it in for a couple weeks before switching completely. I immediately noticed a difference in the way he approached the food from the new bag, at first apprehensively and looking at me as if to say, "You're feeding me this?" This coming from a healthy dog who typically LOVES food and treats of any sort and always wolfs his kibble down. But now he would take a couple bites, then spit out the food. I thought to myself, "maybe he's just becoming a picky eater." Then he started not even caring when I would pour a cup into his bowl.

I breed Shih Tzus and I have one litter right now. I've been using Taste of the Wild since 2014, and all of the dogs love it. I routinely send the puppies to their new homes with TOTW samples and in my contract, I recommend them to continue feeding the puppies with it. I feed all of them puppy formula and we're using High Prairie Puppy Formula with Roasted Bison & Roasted Venison. We empty it into a plastic container because we are built in the middle of a hayfield so I don’t leave bags loose. Taste of the Wild is doing a great job.

My brother has couple of dogs and he has used Taste of the Wild's Prey Angus Beef and was told by a breeder that is was the best product he has come across on the market for his animals. It's healthy and comes in nice size pieces for the animals that I choose to feed. The texture and the feel of it in your hand tells you a lot about the product and from my experience it is one of the best. I'm very satisfied with the product as is and I feel very good and confident about feeding my animals this product and will continue to use.

I chose Taste of the Wild High Prairie - with Roasted Bison & Roasted Venison (dry) based on its nutritional content, very healthy ingredients, unique and many different flavors such as, cuts of meat, variety of meats, variety of vegetables, and lentils. Also it has great reviews and is veterinarian recommended. I like the health benefits and also, my girls love it. Every week, I get a different variety from so many to choose from. We haven't tried one yet that isn't satisfying to them. My three cats also enjoy Taste of the Wild very much.

I have Yorkies and usually, I have litters four to six times a year. I've been using Taste of the Wild for about two years. I use the Small Breed formula and also the Puppy formula for the mommas because of the size of the kibble. I've got some tinies and a couple of my studs are three to four pounds. They have teeny tiny little mouths. I also have senior dogs that have fewer teeth and the kibble is small enough that they don't have to do a lot of chewing to swallow, so it's really good. My dogs have nice and shiny coats, bright eyes and they are energetic to a fault. I've also noticed that they have less stool and that's always a bonus. But I would like to see the Small Breed packaging go to a 40-pound if that was ever possible. I love TOTW and I've recommended it to several friends that are also breeders.

Taste of the Wild was recommended by my vet due to my dog's sensitive stomach caused by additives in other brands. It has more natural ingredients than other leading brands which is a healthier option for my dog. And doesn't cause my dog to become sick. He also seems to enjoy the taste of the Sierra Mountain - with Roasted Lamb (dry). However, it is difficult to find Taste of the Wild brand on my local stores so I usually have to order it online. Plus, the price is a bit steep compared to other brands as well. Also there are certain flavors my dog seems to dislike so in the beginning it was challenging to find flavors he liked as well as finding out where and how to purchase it.

I've been using Taste of The Wild for my 15 cats for three years. I have five female and two male Sphynxes, which are exotic hairless cats, for breeding. The other ones are just my pets and my daughter's pets. Our cats are hairless and they have high metabolism because they have no hair. And their bodies have to work harder. I've tried other brands, but Taste of The Wild is the only one that everybody can eat, and their green bag is absolutely the best. I have some cats that have had allergic reactions to the other ones. They broke out big bumps. I've tried Orijen because it's really high in protein but it's too rich for my cats. I've also tried Canin in the middle, but my cats would throw up because it's too strong.

We've been feeding our dogs TOTW for 15 years now. We have English Bulldogs and they are very susceptible to allergies and TOTW seems to work the magic. The puppy formula has a smaller kibble, so it's easier for brachycephalic dogs like ours to adjust and not choke on it. The only thing that I wish they'd do is limit chicken because it's an allergen to some of our dogs. Even though their salmon varieties are salmon, there are still chicken products in it. Also, if they could remove potatoes, that'd be great.

I thought feeding my dogs with a different kind of dog food. This dry dog food (Southwest Canyon - with Wild Boar) use many different ingredients that very different from others products in the market today. Plus have a lot of benefits that can improve the health of my dogs. The dog food has a cool aroma that my dogs like it, they are always sniffing around the food package before I feed them. The ingredients have many health benefits that can make my dogs healthier and have a good life. So far the only thing that I don't like is the price of the product. But with the ingredients use to make the products I think it is worth it. I will get a kind of promotion for loyal customer because the product is a lot expensive for some type of people.

I'm a breeder so I am always looking for the highest quality food I can find that my dogs like. I've been using Taste of the Wild for 10 years and with it, my dogs are thriving, their coats are shiny and they’re healthy. They’re active and interested in life. Taste of The Wild has been a great food for them. I breed Havanese and have a litter once a year. I use the Pacific Stream Puppy for my puppies and they’ve always done well on it. Moreover, they like it so I have never changed. I send customers samples with the puppies and tell them that the puppies are raised on it so just continue to use it. Every time I call Taste of The Wild for samples for my puppies’ buyers, they’re always happy to send the samples, which come right away. Moreover, their customer service has always been great. I'd recommend Taste of The Wild.

I like Taste of the Wild Sierra Mountain - with Roasted Lamb (dry) and how my dog loves it. Among many different products it had the right ingredients I was looking for and I wanted my dog to have good food to eat on. It has good taste as my dog wants to have more of it. It has good ingredients, it has the proper chewy glue which my dog loves, good package and good cost. I have to get coupons and hope has decent promotions too.

Taste of the Wild PREY Angus Beef – It sounds good. I love my dogs and only want to feed them the best food possible and this seems like the best food possible. I want my dog to have this food of all the others.

I raise English bulldogs and I usually have five or six litters a year. I had been using Taste of the Wild to feed my dogs for six years and initially it was fine. But then several of my dogs started getting sick. They turned their nose up and wouldn't eat their food. Some vomited and we thought it was some kind of flu going around. The vet suggested that if the dogs were refusing to eat, then it was probably the food that was making them sick. I went on a Facebook forum and asked people there if they had issues with Taste of the Wild too. When I found that several other people also had some problems with it, I switched.

My dog is currently being treated with antibiotics for a bacterial infection that we believe she got from Taste of the Wild food. I switched thinking it would be better for them and within a week my dog had blood in her stool. I discontinued use of the food and she improved slightly but not enough. She's now being treated for a bacterial infection. The vet wouldn't say as much but hinted to her food. My dog is back on her regular food and should be fine soon with the help of her meds.

We breed Rottweilers and we got a couple of our adult dogs that seemed to have a more sensitive stomach. My husband researched a lot of Taste of the Wild's reviews and that the food is grain free. It helped the dogs overnight. They're healthy dogs but it also helps with their stools and they have less waste. We got all their samples for our puppies, and I also recommend their new owners to continue feeding them with Taste of the Wild and most of them do. My husband tried a couple of different kinds but our dogs seemed to like the high prairie formula best. We have been using Taste of the Wild for the last three years. We’re satisfied with it and we recommend it to everybody.

I love Taste of the Wild. We have been using Taste of the Wild about three or four years now because it is grain-free. We breed Brittany Spaniels, Siberian Huskies, Yorkshire Terriers and Standard Poodles. We have litters about twice a year and we send samples of Taste of the Wild to their new owners. A lot of them did continue to feed the puppies with Taste of the Wild and they love it too. I was using the Pacific Stream Puppy and the Wetlands for the adults. And then for the little ones, I was using the small breed formula. My Yorkies' hair is amazing. Also, most of the foods that I have found would make the plaque really bad on the dog's teeth, however, Taste of the Wild didn’t. It's just that Taste of the Wild has been giving the dogs really bad gas since about a month ago. We got some new ones and it's upsetting their stomachs really bad, so I just figured to switch everybody back to Diamond.

We have three different breeds: American Bullies, English Bulldogs and French Bulldogs. We do a lot of breeding and selling so we were looking for high-quality food, and a lot of the other breeders that we know recommended Taste of The Wild. So, we tried it and we liked it. We've been using it for over four years. We're also a part of the breeding program with Taste of The Wild and they send us finds for our kennels as well as puppy samples that we could give out to people who get our puppies. It's important that people try to stick to the same food if it's working well and try to stick with the higher-quality diet. A lot of people, when they get puppies, think about going to Walmart and getting some Ol' Roy. So, we like to have the samples and brochures to give to them so they could see that it's gonna be better food for their dog, which is gonna help the dog in the long run.

High Prairie - with Roasted Bison & Roasted Venison (dry) - My dog just loves it. It's really good and very healthy for him. Lamb meal is considered a meat concentrate and contains nearly 300% more protein than fresh lamb. Taste of the Wild dry dog food features 32% protein and 18% fat, which is more than the typical dry dog food. Protein sources from meat include beef, lamb, and salmon, as well as wild boar, duck, bison, and venison. It also costs less than some of the most expensive grain-free foods.

My dog is a freshly adult Husky. I was first pulled towards this brand by its name, and seeing how my dog was clearly a descendant of creatures like wolves and others that have roamed forests, I wanted to give him a natural taste. I like that Taste of the Wild High Prairie - with Roasted Bison & Roasted Venison (dry) was very specific nutrients that are made for my dog, which will help him remain alert and active. He gets to stay in tune with his ancestors. I like that this dog food is more natural and meaty, it gives my Husky a taste of nature and not processed foods. He likes the taste but the price is very high compared to other brands.

Pacific Stream - with Smoked Salmon (dry) - Our Vet said to get the dogs on a salmon based food because they had funky ear smell and discharge. Within days they both had clear ears. The ingredients list reads like a recipe not a science project. They also offer proteins. Others don't like salmon and venison which is what my vet recommends. But it's expensive and I spend 120.00/mo on it. Have coupons or Some way to save on it on a regular basis. A stay fresh bag would be great. Also it's humid here in summer and it gets to the food quickly.

We’re a breeder of Border Collies and we usually have around three litters a year. We were trying to decide if we were going to use Taste of the Wild for our puppies. So, we tried the samples that TOTW sent the litters that we currently have and we really liked the food. But looking at the ingredients and the per cost per pound, we decided to go with a different brand. TOTW's price was a bit higher and some of the ingredients weren’t exactly what we were hoping for. We raise very high activity working Border Collies so the main things that we were looking for were grain-free, high fat and high protein to take care of their needs being work dogs. We also love the feeds that offer probiotics. We’re balancing that with price as well because we got seven dogs, and puppies on top of that.

High Prairie - with Roasted Bison & Roasted Venison (dry) - I like that the Taste of the Wild dog food has natural ingredients and lots of meat content and that it doesn't have bad additives. It looked more appetizing than other dog food and had a good smell. I wanted my dog to have something healthy and that tastes good to her. The only thing I dislike about Taste of the Wild dog food is the high price. I understand that it is costly because of the high quality but I would buy it more if I could afford the price. But I believe it is good to treat your dog when you can afford to.

I have you been using Taste of the Wild for my dogs for years and I have litters that have been raised through it and their owners now use it too. My dogs are energetic and Taste of the Wild has worked out well with them. I breed yellow labs and I've had four litters. I always send the puppies home with the Taste of the Wild samples and I recommend that the new parents feed their puppies Taste of the Wild because there are a lot of dog food out there that they can't trust. So far everything's been really good with that and I trust to raise my pups on it. I certainly want to keep them on it. I use the puppy formula for the babies and then adult for the girls and Taste of the Wild contributes to their coats, helps with their allergies and their overall health. I hope Taste of the Wild would keep up the good work and I would tell others to absolutely use it. It's a good product.

I've been with Taste of the Wild for seven years and I've had a wonderful experience with them. I had been using Diamond Naturals and there was a recall. I called the company and talked to them and I felt good about going back, but I wanted to step up a little bit. And when one of the breeders I talked to said that she was using Taste of the Wild, I tried it and it's been great. The dogs love it and look wonderful. I can tell my dogs are healthy by their coat and how active they are. I breed white English Labs and have a litter once a year. I use the Prairie Puppy Food. I also use the Prairie regular dog food for my Collie and then my momma dog, Bailey.

Taste of the Wild's High Prairie - with Roasted Bison & Roasted Venison (dry) makes me feel like I am providing my dog with natural foods that if in the wild they would naturally eat. It makes me feel that I am a good dog owner. I believe they are healthier and have less fat content so it is better for his heart and liver. Moreover, it is easy to digest and I like that it is worry free and easy to serve. They are not over processed and my dog prefers them over other brands.

I read good reviews and I did a lot of research online on dog foods and I felt Taste of the Wild High Prairie - with roasted bison & roasted venison (dry) was one of the best dog foods on the market. I can buy it online and my dog likes it. It is healthy for my dog. Her coat is beautiful. My Vet was pleased with this choice of Taste of the Wild dog food. It keeps her fit and trim, she has been 40-45 pounds all of her adult life. But I wish they would come out with weight control food. As she gets older I would like that option. It is also expensive. I buy the 35 pound bag because I get free shipping, but it is too heavy for me to handle.

My cat is extremely picky when it comes to her food. When I take her to my parents house, she refuses to eat the food they have for their cats. It took me a while to find a brand that she really liked, but she LOVES Taste of the Wild. She will come running whenever she hears the bag.

I'm totally satisfied with this dog food. I love it. I've been using Taste of the Wild for probably 10 years now with all my dogs. I've tried some of the samples of the different kinds of food and every dog is different but the buffalo is the one my dogs prefer. A pet store owner who has been in business for many years was the one who recommended it when I started. I had one Australian Shepherd and four Yorkies. I've been breeding for this batch for the last six years and and I’ve used Taste of the Wild for all my puppies. I've never had problem with my dogs and they're all healthy.

I love the Taste of The Wild puppy food and that's what we use for our puppies. It was recommended by other bulldog breeders and we’ve been using it for about a year and a half now. We started out using the salmon but we were having issues with loose stools. Another breeder recommended the High Prairie and we've been using that now for a while and have really liked it so far. It works very well for us. The puppies have been really healthy, have super shiny coat and do really well on it. They're very satisfied with the puppy food.

I originally decided to choose Taste of the Wild because I read good things about it in an article and have seen commercials on the brand so I bought it for my dogs. I love that the High Prairie - with Roasted Bison & Roasted Venison (dry) has good nutrients for the dog and is high in protein to help keep them healthy and helps keep them live a longer life.

My vet told me that this is the best dog food for my pet, and that it also helps his health. It's great, it works, and this is the only pet food I will give my dog and I won't change it unless my vet tells me I need to, and can recommend something better. Besides my dog is growing and getting bigger so when his needs change, I'll change the dog food according to my vet. My dog loves the Taste of the Wild Wetlands - with roasted fowl (dry) and because of it I have a happy healthy dog. It's a really good experience for me and my dog.

Taste of the Wild PREY Turkey - I wanted to try it because it looks like a natural and premium dog food. The brand name is also appealing. It sounds so natural and you might think that whatever animal protein is in there, they only ate natural food in the wild. It has good quality and enough protein for my pets. I also like the fact that these are supposed to be protein from wild animals, grazing freely in the forest and fields. However, it is a bit pricey, but it is a good brand so I still buy it. My dogs like it and I cannot complain how much this food is liked by my pets and how good it is in helping them maintain a good health.

I have been using Taste of the Wild for about two years now. It has better quality and it is grain-free. When I first did dog breeding, one of my Chihuahuas was allergic to the food that she was on so I switched her to Taste of the Wild. I have two litter right now, and I have them five litters a year. I use the salmon and I have also used the lamb -- even my vet says it. A lot of the dogs are allergic to beef and potatoes, that is why I use it. I was also doing the samples, but it got hard to get those puppy packs from them, like I would have to send in a form. It would be easier if I can just call and order. Nevertheless, I recommend it. It has less fillers in it and my dogs like the flavor of it.

Catelier RagaMuffins is a Small cattery specializing in raising registered RagaMuffin kittens. These cats are big boned and robust with a long, thick coat. The key to producing their trademark coat is protein. Taste of the Wild green bag has 42% protein, the highest of any other dry cat food currently available. I heartily recommend it to all my adopters and have promoted your food among fellow RagaMuffin breeders.

Our dog absolutely loved Taste of the Wild PREY Turkey. She gobbled it all up very quickly. I have not noticed any stomach issues or any other issues. I love that you can pronounce each item in the dog food and that there isn’t a long list of ingredients.

Both my cats and my dog looooved it! They chowed it down. They are used to “Grain Free” food which Taste of the Wild is grain free and I love that fact. My dog was begging for more and he is very picky when it comes to his food and treats. I will definitely be buying this brand again.

I have 15 dogs--German shepherds and Australian cattle dogs. I have too many dogs to feed straight Taste of the Wild and I also use other Diamond products with it. I normally use TOTW's High PS formula. I feed all of them and I try to stick more to the 30-pound bags. I normally switch formula too. I don't like to use something that has a whole lot of lamb in it because my dogs tend not to do too well with the lamb as it messes with their stomach.

Taste of the Wild's High Prairie - with Roasted Bison & Roasted Venison (dry) has healthy wholesome ingredients that my pet loves. It is something that I can feed my dog and not feel guilty about because he loves The Taste. The flavors they have out there very good for my dog. He really enjoys them and the price is very good as well. The ingredients are high-quality and you can recognize the names of the ingredients. They contain real meat and vegetables and have no grain or artificial flavorings. Sometimes I would like some new flavors or some new different kind of flavor. Other than that, I have recommended Taste of the Wild to many friends and family and they are very pleased with the food as well and so are their pets.

Taste of the Wild PREY Angus Beef is made from the wild meat, has more real meat and has no by-products, like grain, corn and soy. They have what's good for my pet to give him strong bones, kinder to their stomachs, different food for all ages from puppy to old aged pets. But Taste of the Wild should not skimp on the meat and vegetables, which they don't have enough of. They should improve on the flavors for the pets, cause like us they don't want the same stuff. Also, the costs for the brand is very high. They should bring it down so everyone can afford it.

We raw feed our dogs and we’ve been free feeding them Taste of the Wild in that form at all times for six years. At the time, there were a lot of recalls going on and Taste of the Wild wasn't one of the ones subject to it. I also like the fact that there were so many different proteins to choose from. I'm a show kennel and I breed Dogue de Bordeaux which is French Mastiff and we show in AKC and IABCA events. We litter twice a year. In fact, I've got a litter now and I was going to try to hunt down some form to send Taste of the Wild because they sent me some sample bags for the puppy families for the last litter and everybody stayed with Taste of the Wild, all four families minus one. One switched off to something else.

I have used Taste of the Wild Southwest canyon - with wild boar (dry) in the past and my dogs really enjoy the brand and all the varieties that they've had so far. It's a high quality brand that I feel good about feeding to my dogs. It has high quality ingredients, protein, and nutrition. But it priced high and harder to find in stores than other similar brands and product. It would be easier to purchase it more frequently if it were a little lower priced and was more readily available.

We’re breeding Labs and we’ve been feeding them and their puppies and raising them on Taste of The Wild. We've been feeding our dogs Taste of The Wild for four years now. Our male is the oldest and ever since we brought him home, we put him on Taste of The Wild. We’re really particular about what we feed our pets. Our dogs are our livelihood. We only have one litter but our female is getting ready to have her second litter. We wean all the puppies on Taste of The Wild and we even give care packages of the dog food with each puppy that we place a home with.

My dog is a picky, table food eater. I’m not proud that I’ve spoiled him so, but here we are. I received Taste of the Wild being a little skeptical because I know my dog and he only when starving does he eat his dry dog food. But as soon as I opened the sample, he went crazy begging for it! He ate the whole bowl and wanted more! So not like him. Great job guys!

My dog inhaled this food!! So it’s safe to say he loved it! I haven’t been able to find food that my dog doesn’t give me a hard time about. LESS Ingredients MORE nutrition! And it’s grain free!!! It is reasonably and my dogs fur looks amazing! His eyes also don’t get runny!

I absolutely loved using this product with my puppy! He enjoyed the taste and I was so happy with the ingredients. I feel better giving my puppy something fresh and grain free. Not to mention it filled up my Labrador! He’s a big boy and really loved every last bite! So happy and thank you so much for the great product to try for free!

We received a sample of the taste of the wild angus food through Influenster. Our black lab definitely liked the taste. We didn’t notice any stomach distress after he ate it. He usually eats Purina pro plan. We didn’t have enough of a sample to note any differences in coat or activity but I’d be comfortable with buying it if we couldn’t get his regular food.

First thing that caught my eye was it was GMO free and all that good stuff! As a dog owner we believe that dogs should be feed well as much as us humans... which is eating healthy! I got to try mini bags which I fed my dog and she loved it! This brand definitely has my attention from now on and I’m going to be a customer for sure! A big huge thanks to this company!

My cats and dog loved this brand of food! My dog Allie is usually very picky with what food we give her and when we gave her this she ate it right up. Our cats aren't very picky but they also loved the cat food. I would definitely recommend this food to anyone who has cats or dogs. It is a more natural food. It is pricey but if you want a good healthy food for your animals it is worth every penny.

I had gotten a sample of Taste of the Wild cat food from a table of a pet supply store at a local festival, that my friend who worked there recommended. And it proved to be a big hit with my recently acquired 11 year old cat. I've been getting it ever since! I even recently got him the wet food cans of Taste of the Wild and he polished a 3 oz can off in record time. I definitely say these products have done fantastic for my pet and I want to make sure they know I enjoy it.

I was given a sample of Taste of the Wild for my dogs and they absolutely loved it!! Our oldest dog (nearly 10 yrs old) is very picky now with his food and hardly ever eats anymore. I gave him a bowl of this and he devoured it within minutes! Both of my boys were happy as could be and ran and played afterwards.

My cats seemed to really enjoy this food! We had gotten it free through Influenster for testing purposes. My kitties scarfed it down and they seemed happier. I'm definitely looking to purchase in the future. I suggest you at least give it a try. Can't wait to let them try the others. They tried the turkey one.

I’ve been using Taste of the Wild for about three years now. I tried other pet food brands and I was recommended to it by a friend because of the ingredients and they told me that it’ll improve my pets' overall coat and their tear stains, so I tried it. I use the grain-free bison and venison for my English bulldogs who have to be on a grain-free diet. My dogs loved it and I loved the way their coat felt, the way they looked and the way they matured off of the food. It’s a really good quality food. So, I became addicted and I recommend it to everybody else.

I have been with Taste of the Wild for at least six years. It is a high-quality food at a lower price point. So when you look at the best possible foods that are out there, Taste of the Wild probably falls at the bottom of that best group. But they are the lowest priced. "They’re really the best bang for your buck", is what I always say to the puppy parents. I have a Doodle and I have two litters in spring and two in winter. Sometimes, there’s one after in there, either spring or the winter. I send new owners with the samples, too. Ever since, I was able to do that when I got on your program.

I was doing some research on store websites and Taste of the Wild Sierra Mountain - with Roasted Lamb (dry) seemed like a good deal and it seemed like it was high quality. I love the lean, unique proteins and the high protein percentage. A friend with several dogs recommended this dog food to me and I have stuck with it ever since. But while I love the quality of the dog food, it's no secret that it's not cheap. I don't want to buy the least expensive dog food on the market but it would be nice if it was made more affordable. I understand paying for quality but sometimes I think that I am going to have switch brands permanently.

I compared several brands, and I felt that Taste of the Wild offered the best nutritional content and was the most effective. I thought Taste of the Wild Pacific Stream - with Salmon in Gravy (wet) would be the best tasting for my dog too. The food is natural, the flavor is exotic and my dog seems to love it. Some of the things I like about Taste of the Wild is that it is wholesome naturally flavored servings and it doesn't have too much protein.

I’ve been using Taste of the Wild for over 10 years and I’ve had good experience with them. It’s good quality food and it doesn’t make my dog sick, so it’s good. I used to breed Yorkies, but now it’s French Bulldogs and I use the puppy formulation when they’re puppies and then transition into the adult one, the Salmon. It doesn’t make the dogs’ poop go all watery or make them sick in the stomach. And it works for them, so I just leave them on what works. The dogs and their digestive system are healthy and their coats are nice. It works. I also like the fact that it’s grain-free, so this is what I recommend to people.

I chose this product, Southwest Canyon - with Wild Boar (dry), to give my dog a different taste every once in a while just to try and because a little different nutrition. I also wanted to see my pet reaction to a new taste and flavor than his regular. My pet tried it and thought it was interesting and had no digestive problem after eating it. I also was a little surprised at his positive reaction to the new tastes and texture.

Taste of the Wild PREY Turkey is high quality and she loves the taste. We have tried other brands and she just sniffs and eats a little amount of food from the other brands. Taste of the Wild dog food is all natural and is good for her. When I give her this food, she eats it in minutes as other dog foods not as fast. She loves the variety of flavors and how healthy she looks. It’s premium dog food and I feel good giving her this brand. I get it at a great price and get a big bag so it lasts a while for her. Shopping for her is a pleasure. It is perfect the way it is. My girl loves this brand and the variety is amazing.

I've been using Taste of The Wild for four years now. It’s highly recommended by other breeders. I breed three different types of dogs and I use three different formulas. I have American Pit Bull Terriers, Beagles, and Chow Chows. This is my last year in the Pit Bulls, but I still have my Chow Chows and Beagles. With Taste of The Wild, I’ve noticed an overall health improvement of the dogs. It brings out their shinier, healthier looking coats and their eyes are clearer. They have less stool, which means less weight because they’re getting all the nutrients they need. They have more energy and are more alert. And also, they seem happier and are keeping a good weight. They’re not becoming obese or too skinny.

Taste of the Wild was recommended to us by another breeder, and we've been feeding it to our Golden Retrievers for six years now and we've never had any issues. It's what they were used to when they were nursing, and it's what they were used to when I weaned them. It's always been a good suit for us. We typically purchase the Bison and it keeps everything pretty good. Our dogs typically don't have runny stools unless they need treatment. I always let others know that that's what we feed our dogs and that's also what I send home.

I have been using Taste of the Wild for four years. I breed an American Brittany and she gives birth once or twice a year. I also routinely send puppies to their new homes with Taste of the Wild samples because they do well on those. I use the high-prairie formula and I like the fact that it is grain-free. I have less issues with allergies and the puppies are having solid stools as well.

Taste of the Wild was a special treat for an elderly dog who doesn't eat all that enthusiastically anymore. And it was on sale at the store I was shopping at anyway. The ingredients seem high quality, and the stores where it is sold are reputable. My elderly dog really really likes it and he eats it enthusiastically, even when he isn't all that "into"his food. But Taste of the Wild is too expensive to buy routinely. It is also hard to find -- only a few stores even carry it. I can order it online, but that means a longer time before I get it, plus maybe some shipping costs.

Taste of the Wild is a great brand and I have been using them for a long time and they have always provided a quality product that my pet enjoys and they offer a great price for the food and I will continue to buy it. My dog enjoys the Pacific Stream - with Smoked Salmon (dry). I guess the healthy and natural ingredients would be the best part of the dog food although there some other great parts as well. However, I would like to lower the price and make the ingredients organic if possible, also all natural if it can be done. It would be a great benefit and that would be a good thing.

We've fed TOTW to our Golden Retriever and Miniature Poodle for a couple of years. We purchased a new bag about 2 weeks ago and our Golden Retriever became ill, vomiting, diarrhea, no energy, HORRIBLE breath. I told my husband tonight that the food has an odd smell to it and decided to check online for potential recalls. After reading the recent concerns of others with similar circumstances, we've decided to try another brand. Production Code Label: Best By 03 FEB 2019 8034 DM TDP0203A12N CPD 16:20.

My dog loves it and it feels good to give him something good for him! Have tried several varieties and Nigel likes them all. It is all natural and it is grain free. Not as cheap as the grocery store grains but worth the money to keep my dog happy and healthy!

Our sweet Gabby, a Boston terrier, recently died unexpectedly and suddenly. She had experienced diarrhea for a week so we took her to the vet, they gave her some meds and within 48 hours she died. They ran blood work, urine tests, fecal tests, X-rays and ultrasounds. Nothing could tell us what was causing her elevated kidney levels and what caused it to happen so quickly. We are devastated to say the least. Now our other dog is throwing up. Just found out other pet parents are experiencing the same issues in March/April from this dog food. Unfortunately we did not keep the bag to compare the product numbers. In hindsight the dogs had not been eating this food as quickly as previous bags but not enough for us to really take notice. I’m shocked at how many people have experienced the same things, and the common link is this dog food.

I’ve had dogs my whole entire life. About 25 years ago, I got married and we were really tight in our budget so we used a Walmart brand to feed our dogs. Two of the three dogs that we had died, one died of cancer and then one would go into seizures. We live in the country, so they get a lot of exercises and they were the right weight so I felt whatever it is that they put in the cheap dog food contributed to their death. We felt like if we go with TOTW, it will keep our dogs healthy. We liked their ingredients since my daughter's into ingredients and they are a US company, so we chose them. Also, we have German Shepherds. They’re Czech Republic bloodline, so they’re service dogs. They can be a little finicky and they eat TOTW. We use the salmon one and it's better on the stomach of the German Shepherd. We have a Lab too and he'll eat anything. I'd recommend Taste of the Wild.

Taste of the Wild High Prairie - with Roasted Bison & Roasted Venison (dry) is a very good, grain free dog food that all of my babies seems to like. I like that this contains real ingredients and no by-products or additives. Real meat and quality ingredients and contains the right amount of nutrition to meet all dogs needs. But it is a bit pricey for the large size. I would like a larger sack because I have big eaters but cannot break the bank. I understand you pay for what you get, but sometimes, it's hard to buy.

I fed my dogs with Taste of the Wild for a year, but I have not been using them recently because of cost. It’s about $10 more than what we could get for 4Health at Tractor Supply. In addition, both are similar, so we just switched. But I was very happy with Taste of the Wild's. I liked the quality of their food and the ingredients. I breed Labrador Retrievers and have litters every five months. When I send the puppies to the customers, I include Taste of the Wild samples. Not all companies do that and I liked it. It’s very healthy. The dogs' stools are good with it because of the quality of the food. I always discourage customers from using junky food and Taste of the Wild is definitely on the good food list. I use the High Prairie Puppy Formula. The dogs' coats were good and we didn’t have any reactions. We don’t have dogs with food allergies.

Taste of the Wild PREY Angus Beef has simplified limited ingredients similar to what dogs would eat in nature and would be better for digestion. They have many different varieties to choose from. Grain free, no preservatives, non GMO, just four ingredients, low in calories, and 4 types to choose from by your dog's lifestyle. It's very expensive but it's worth it and it's hard to find in some stores. I usually order it on Amazon to get the best price.

My husband has English Bulldogs and we could not get their skin straightened out, and we couldn't resolve the problem. But once I put them on Taste of the Wild, their skin cleared right up. We've been using it for eight years. We use the puppy formula and the English Bulldogs are happy with it. The puppies are healthy when they're born because that's what the mom is eating. Their coats look beautiful and they love it.

Taste of the Wild PREY Turkey is wholesome and I'm satisfied. It is unlike anything that is on the market. I like that is fresh and not processed at all. More often than not there is a lot of processed foods especially dog food that many veterinarians despise and hate. As a result the proper nutrition that my dog should be getting is not received from eating the processed foods. Taste of the Wild avoids that issue and provides good and natural food to my dog. It is straight from the wild, and it doesn't have any gluten so my dog doesn't get any allergic reactions eating the product at all. But there should be a lot more variety of food than just lamb and bison.

I've been feeding my Greyhounds the exact same brand and flavor of kibble (Taste of the Wild, Sierra Mountain Canine - lamb - dry formula) for almost two years. About two months ago, both of my Greyhounds started having very soft stools. After a couple of days, I started removing other things from their daily diet, such as crunchy and soft treats, Greek yogurt, and anything else that wasn't kibble. Both dogs continued to have soft stools. I added brown rice to their meals, I withheld food for 24 hours, nothing helped. They both then had full, extensive blood work done. All was perfect. Our vet put the dogs on a probiotic and ** powder.

Taste of the Wild High Prairie Puppy Formula Grain-Free Dry Dog - On March 10th we picked up our 8-week old Chocolate lab puppy from the breeder. They started the puppies out on TOTW so I bought it and decided we would keep him on it since it was grain-free and had many positive reviews. About 3 days after coming home, his stools started becoming loose. I figured it must be the stress of moving. After about another week, the loose stools turned to soupy stools. I called the vet and had a fecal exam done. No parasite but "excess bacteria" in the sample. He was on a round of antibiotics for 7 days. I cut out any training treats I had been giving him and only use his food as his "treat". His stools continues to be soft and last night turned to full blown diarrhea.

I’ve been using Taste of the Wild for the last eight years and the dogs do well on it. I purchase it locally. I think they have a plant in Ripon, so one really doesn’t have to travel too far. Moreover, it has a good price. I have Irish Red and White Setter, I’m a breeder and we show our dogs. We have occasional litters and the litters are raised on the same food. I usually buy a five-pound bag of Taste of the Wild and they go home with it. As far as I know, most of our buyers stay with the Taste of the Wild. Everybody I have been in contact with was pleased with it. I use the old flavors, the bison, the salmon and the lamb and I’m happy with them. Having bred dogs for 40 years, not every dog does the same on every dog food. But with my own dogs, I only have a positive experience. I definitely would recommend Taste of the Wild and I’m gonna continue to use it.

Taste of the Wild is grain-free dog food that's comparable to the other foods that we use. It was on sale the day that we bought it, and we tried it right away. We bought two bags that lasted two weeks. However, we don't use it anymore. We have English and French Bulldogs, and their stomachs are very sensitive and it tore their stomachs up. They got severe diarrhea. I'm not sure what's in it, but something in it doesn't sit well. Our German Shepherd and Chihuahua did great, but not the English or the Frenchie.

I used the Taste of the Wild puppy formula on a bunch of puppies, and I only used it for two weeks. I stopped using it because there was a bunch of bad reviews on it and my pups weren't gaining weight, plus they were having diarrhea. At one point it was good food, but then my puppies started to get sick on it. They didn't have a good experience with it and I wasn’t satisfied. I got samples from Taste of the Wild, but I didn’t send them out because I wasn’t going to send something out that I wasn’t using on my puppies. We switched to Fromm dog food and that’s what I sent out with my puppies when I had them. But I would tell others to go online, search and read reviews because it may be better formulated now than it was then. Each breed of dog is different. Frenchies have a sensitive stomach so they can’t eat a bunch of stuff.

My dog hates the TOTW salmon flavor. She would spit it out and snub it, so I switched her to the Roasted Bison and Roasted Venison. She absolutely loves it, but 2 times now that I purchased a bag, she will not touch it like the salmon. I had to go out and buy a new bag for her to eat. The store wouldn't take it back since it was open, so I donated them. I feel like somehow at the manufacturer the salmon food somehow got into the bison bag. Very upset for the fact that I have to keep going out to purchase a new one and spend the money. This week the same thing happened, and as soon as I opened it, I could tell by looking at it that it looks like the salmon. I don't know if this is possible or can be fixed, but if it keeps happening, I'm going to have to switch foods. I'm losing an extra $50 everytime it happens. Being disabled and on a fixed income, I'm spending money I shouldn't have for no reason.

For over a year we raved about this food and recommended it to everyone. The last month or so, though, our dogs have been leaving their food lay in their bowls (and these are NOT picky dogs!). They’ve been having urinary issues, intermittent vomiting and are always acting like they’re hungry but refusing to eat their food. They were given clean bills of health from the vet so we were perplexed. We tried other formulations of ToTW in case they just no longer liked the formula we had been using with no change. I stumbled on a similar concern from someone I know and trust and did some research.

We've been feeding our dog TOTW Roasted Bison & Venison for several months and the dogs seemed happy with it. We opened a new bag recently and all three of our dogs started eating grass. One of the three went from being a happy, perky, food-loving dog to having soft green poop, throwing up, and acting like she's in pain. I started giving her plain meat and rice along with activated charcoal thinking that she got into something toxic (though I don't know how... we are very careful). After a day of that she started to perk up and stopped throwing up; I thought she was getting better.

We breed German Shepherds and we have been using Taste of The Wild for three years. We used Royal Canin's German Shepherd breed brand but it was always sold out and a lot more expensive. We decided to try Taste of The Wild and it worked out great. We have a litter about once a year and it's really important to keep them on the same food that they've started on. Since Taste of The Wild doesn't have very big bags, I send a gallon sized bag to customers. With the last litter I had, Taste of The Wild sent me the little packs and I sent those so that the buyers could see the package they were looking for at the store. We use the High Prairie formula and it works for us. I'd recommend it to anybody that I can.

I bought a white West Highland terrier and I liked how Taste of the Wild said that the water was distilled. I also liked that TOTW helped not work with staining the tear ducts. We are using the Salmon Stream and I haven't had any problems with it, so I’ll stick with it. If my dog has an accident in the house, his stool is not runny so he’s absorbing all the nutrients in his food. I really prefer that it is firm, which is easier to clean-up.

When our lab outgrew puppy food, we experimented with many different brands of adult food. But Lucy always had stinky gas, yuck. After trying Taste of the Wild Fowl, no more gas, ever! We have had her on the food for over 6 years, and will start new puppy on the same thing when she's old enough.

We're hobby breeders of small dogs and our dogs are raised at our house. We maintain three females and two males. And we've been doing this for over 20 years. My husband's been doing it most of his life. We do genetic testing. We're trying to raise the most healthy, happy, athletic dog that we can. Most of the dogs we sell are pets.

I breed Cairn Terriers and I got them from 1 to 13 years of age. I was looking for grain-free dog food and I liked the ingredients that were in Taste of The Wild. I use their Pacific Stream variant as I like the salmon that’s in it. I’ve been using TOTW for about five years and my dogs are all healthy. I only have one with an itching issue and I might try her on another food but everybody does well on TOTW. When people come and pick up the little puppies, I tell them that that’s the food that the puppies' mom is on. I also give them samples. However, TOTW should do more for their breeders as far as puppy packs to give. Other companies give health records to fill out and more information on the food other than just a couple of little bags of it.

I've been using Taste of The Wild for three years, and my dogs have a better coat from switching to it. Taste of the Wild was rated a 5-star on Pet Food Advisor, too. I have Labs, and I have litters once a year. And I usually send those puppies home with the new Taste of The Wild samples. I found that it's a very good dog food and it's better for the puppies if they stay on the food that they have been introduced to. I typically use the high prairie, and then my dogs eat different ones. I contacted their customer service when I signed up to get the free samples, and it was an easy process.

I have a Pure Breed Rottweiler. He has many food allergies. I have this issue in the past with other Pure Bred Rottweilers. I went through a huge list of dog foods. My boy can only have the Bison & Venison. I've tried most of your varieties, and he had allergic reactions to them. He cannot have Pork, Chicken, Beef and many other ingredients. I'm glad I was able to at least find the one that has worked since he was a puppy. He is now 5.

I bought this dog food on March 22, 2018. My dogs has been eating this brand his whole life and all of a sudden he just started throwing up. I took him off of the dogs out and put him onboard chicken and rice for two days. He was OK. No more throwing up so I put him back on the dog food and he started back throwing up so I completely feeding this to him.

Taste of the Wild High Prairie Grain Free Dog Food - I wanted to try a new dog food and I bought a bag of the TOTW High Prarie Dog Food from Chewy on March 20, 2018. After a few days of eating the food both of my dogs started vomiting. My older dog has also become very lethargic and confused. I have stopped feeding my dogs this food. I went and looked for reviews to see if anyone else has had issues with the food and saw a lot of other people whose dogs are having the same symptoms.

We’ve been using Taste of the Wild for our dogs for four and a half years now. And over other brands, we selected it as the food is grain-free. We breed Siberian Huskies and we have litters twice a year. For the puppies, we normally use the orange bag as it was the only puppy flavor that was offered at the location I got and the one they had when I first started. My dogs like it and they keep the perfect weight. We’re very satisfied with Taste of the Wild.

I've been using Taste of The Wild for my Labrador Retrievers for 2 1/2 years now. We also have an oddball Rottie in our family and she eats TOTW too. We have litters three to four times a year and these are high-performance pups and so I recommend new puppy owners TOTW. Puppyhood is the most crucial development, in bones and joints, and it determines food allergies, preventing that for the rest of their lives. TOTW is a good foundation for their coats, teeth, bones, and for overall growth and development.

I breed rottweilers and they range from 90 to 140 pounds. I've been using Taste of The Wild for around four years. I feed it to my dogs and promote it to my customers. I use the salmon pacific stream because we have large and very muscular working dog and we need something with a lot of protein. And salmon is a higher protein choice over the bison. I purchase a lot of this dog food and it is one of my major expenses. But it's a good buy and it works. The dogs' coats are shiny and their bones are better.

This is the only dog food I will feed my Greyhound. We started him on the Prairie formula and then talked to customer service and they put us in contact with their company vet and she had us switch to the Pacific Stream formula, which works better for him. This company is so awesome.

I recently received a complimentary sample of Taste of the Wild angus beef formula. I began sampling by serving it as a treat and now my dog just can’t get enough. We are almost out and I know for sure we are definitely going to be purchasing a bag soon. I love that this is a GMO free formula, safe enough for our chihuahua.

I received some samples of a Turkey flavor dry food for my cats complimentary from Influenster. My cats have sensitive bellies and are super picky eaters - they went wild for this stuff! They recommend introducing it slowly to your pets, which I did, and treated it like a treat to see how they’d react and how it would settle for them - they were sniffing around looking for more! I highly recommend!

A TOTW representative contacted me and we had a beneficial conversation where I am satisfied that I need not be concerned about the Taste of The Wild that I am feeding to my Boxer. Since my dog has not had any ill effects since being fed TOTW for a number of years, I will continue with the same product. Many thanks to TOTW for its quick and honest response.

I raise puppies and had started them on Eukanuba, and I switched to Iams before they left home. But there was a big recall in Eukanuba and they pulled all the Iams off the shelf as well, so I felt insecure with the company. People all around have recalled every time I think about changing something, and then the recalls end up being from other companies. There are some people who want Blue Buffalo, and they have a recall right now as well. I've been using Taste of the Wild for our dogs for at least four years and I stayed with it because of the other companies' recall status.

There was a dog food adviser and Taste of the Wild had a good rating in it. That’s also part of the reason my mom uses it. Sometimes my dog goes over there so it’s nice to just be able to feed them the same food. I've been with Taste of the Wild for about four years. Sometimes, dogs eat the same all the time and they get bored with it. I can just switch the bag and they love it so, I never had an issue with my dogs eating it. I have three corgies and we had three litters. They’re super healthy, they have shiny coats, and they have a healthy weight. They’re eating the salmon right now. We kind of switch between the salmon, the duck and then the high prairie and they like the high prairie. Taste of the Wild does a really good job. The varieties are great and the bag size works for me. My dogs love it and they look good. I recommend it to my puppy buyers.

I love Taste of The Wild. I've heard a lot of good things about it and I've been using it for over two years now. Half of my animals eat it while I have some girls on Royal Canin because that's the way they have been eating before. But I love both brands, so they're all I get. One time, I went in at the store and they recommended the High Prairie one and that's what I stuck to. So far, all of my puppies have good stools and for me, that's important. They don't get diarrhea or the runs. They have a good digestive system because Taste of the Wild is grain-free. Plus, they like it. I see them eat it and they're all much pretty healthy on it. I usually send them home with Taste of the Wild samples and I tell their new owners not to change their food. I recommend it to others as well. It's great for my dogs, so I'm sure that it would be great for theirs.

I've been feeding ToW to my Standard Poodle since he was 6 months old (now 8 years, 1 month, 1 day - happy, energetic & in fine health!) I had done extensive "homework" when deciding on a long-term diet & remained satisfied. Earlier this year, I read a report about something called the "Clean Label Project" and decided to do further research. ToW's rankings were much lower than I had placed them, so further investigation was in order...

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My Siberian and Border Collie have been eating Taste Of The Wild for about two years now, with no problems at all. About a month ago, as usual, I got them Taste Of The Wild Pacific Stream Dry Dog Food... Only this time the smell of the food had a strong smell of chemicals. I noticed that after this, my dogs became depressed and lethargic with a foul breath smell. We are in the process of trying different foods and we are seeing some improvement already. Sadly, we have to move away from Taste of the Wild for now, due to the recent results.

Wow! We are very impressed and pleased with the customer service of Taste of The Wild! We talked to Dr Heldman who was extremely kind and caring. We are being refunded for our 2 extra puppy's stool samples and the large bag of food. We are unsure what was wrong with it. Maybe it was stored improperly (we bought it off amazon). For the past 2 weeks now, our puppy is back on the exact food she loves so much (just a new bag of the same food from a store) and she is doing completely fine! We are so happy because we love Taste of the Wild ingredients and what they stand for! I will now be going back and rating this company's food a 5 star! Thank you so much and we are blessed to have found such a great food that has great service behind it!

My dog, an over 100 pound male GSD, has been eating TotW for quite some time. He needs grain free food, so this worked well for us. In February he started to have bloody diarrhea, but he ate some of my son's spicy chicken wings, so we thought that was the issue. We fed him rice and pumpkin and then purchased a bag of Fromm (our preferred food for him, but very expensive). Once his digestive issues seemed to have passed and the Fromm bag was finished we purchased a bag of TotW again on Friday March 30th. It is now April 2nd and he has had bloody diarrhea, panting, and refuses to eat anything. That means that within three days he has gotten extremely sick, and since he has had nothing except this food to eat since Friday there is no way it is any other issue.

I have been using Taste of the Wild for some years now. They got different bags of stuff. And we like the product trucked in from chewy.com. That’s a good thing. I'm breeding Malinois, English Bulldogs and Chihuahuas. I send those puppies to their new homes with Taste of the Wild. It's healthy for them to have that food and it's the best or I wouldn’t use it. I only buy the best for my dogs. They're family members.

We used Taste of The Wild for quite a few years, and we switched late last year because our dog needed a little bit different diet. It has a lot of fillers, it's got a lot of lentils, peas, legumes, garbanzo beans, and then sweet potato in it. Our dogs just don't do so well with those types of fillers. And then, as a breeder, there were something going around about the phytoestrogens that are contained in the legumes and the peas and the garbanzo beans was messing up the estrous cycles for female dogs. So we decided to just take them off that. But otherwise, we really did like Taste of The Wild. It was a good food, especially for the price.

I like Taste of the Wild and I recommend it. I've been using it for at least seven years now. It's really good for my exotic animals and it's gluten-free. It keeps them healthy because they're not eating any by-products, hormones, gluten, or dairy, and I've never had a health issue with any animal. I'm a breeder of dogs and cats and when I sell them, I routinely send them home with samples of it. And per my contract, their new owners have to continue giving them Taste of the Wild.

Bought TOTW based on top 10 healthiest dog food article and recommendations from others using the product. First feeding with only a quarter of her feeding being comprised of TOTW and the rest IAMS Large Breed Puppy. Within an hour she had diarrhea and began acting nervous with panting. She would not eat at her next feeding and was vomiting after drinking water. Lethargy was definitely observed as others have stated. Waited until next feeding (Blue Freedom Large Breed was used). She ate well and immediately showed more energy. Production Code Best By 29/JAN/2019 8029330 THP0105A3S JET 15:55.

We’ve been feeding our dogs Taste of The Wild for over a year without problems. About three weeks ago, our dog started becoming sick and vomiting repeatedly. After taking her to the vet, all her test results came back healthy and we switched her to a bland diet and upset stomach medication. She stopped getting sick. Twice now, we’ve put her back onto Taste of the Wild and she went back to vomiting; this occurred between two different large bags. At this point, I’m moving onto a new dog food brand.

We've been using TOTW High Prairie Puppy Formula for several months now w/ no problems. We received a new batch on March 28th. She ate the new batch for dinner on the 28th and breakfast and dinner on the 29th. Starting about 11 pm on the 29th she started throwing up. She was then up all night throwing up, acting lethargic and diarrhea. We assumed she ate something outside, but after reading the recent reviews, I now believe it's because of the food. She spent all the 30th at the vet w/ no food or water.

I've used TOTW for four years and I loved it but I would never recommend them again. Before, I was telling everybody about Taste of The Wild and it was one of the best dog food. I used the yellow bags and the puppy formula. I didn't mind paying $50 a bag for 30 pounds 'cause I knew I was getting quality. Taste of The Wild was bought by Diamond and Diamond was bought by another company. When I had a litter of 10 puppies last year, I had called them up and they sent me a box of samples. And all 10 puppies went to Taste of The Wild, and now I feel bad 'cause there's been a lot of recalls. So I switched to raw dog food. TOTW being bought out really brought down the quality of the dog food. But the staff at TOTW was great. The lady I spoke to last February, was so wonderful.

I've been feeding my dogs with Taste of The Wild for a couple of years now. I heard that the product was really good and high in quality. It is a very good dog food and my dogs like the taste of it. I've noticed that my dogs' coats are healthy and they have plenty of energy. The only bad or hard part about it is its price, which is a little bit high, so sometimes I have to alternate the dog food I use, but that's mostly what I feed them. I have a Great Dane and he can go through a 50-pound bag in no time, and it costs a lot to feed him.

I used Taste of The Wild for a long time, but I'm not using it anymore. We stopped using it because of the studies that have been going on with Golden Retrievers and the Taurine levels in dilated cardiomyopathy. We don't feed them grain-free anymore which is upsetting because I really liked Taste of the Wild. I was on the breeders’ programs and all my puppies ate it, and it was very good for them. I was using the High Prairie which I really loved and my dogs were great. I also loved the puppy food that Taste of the Wild sent to me.

I recently bought the wet food of Taste of the Wild and my dog loved it. I decided to stop the wet food and start the dry food. After 1 week of feeding him the small kibble he has developed a allergy where he is constantly itching himself. I had to start giving him children's ** just to relieve him from the itching. I will be switching his food to Nutro Essentials, that's very upsetting to buy the food that you think is a good brand when in fact it causes harm to your dog. I would definitely not recommend this food to any dog.

My wife and I have owned three Wheaten Terriers over the past thirty some years. The first (Houligan) and the second (Ruffian) both had skin allergies that affect most Wheaten's. Our current dog Bogey is 4 years old and dines exclusively on Taste of the Wild Pacific Stream dog food which contains salmon. Bogey has no skin allergies what so ever and some of it may be in his DNA. I think Taste of the Wild has a lot to do with his great coat and skin. Your dog will love you even more once you start giving them Taste of the Wild!

We breed Labradors and have been using Taste of the Wild for three years, specifically the Pacific Salmon because in Florida fish tends to be better because of the heat. It’s more of a cold protein that’s better than the beef and the venison. Taste of the Wild is grain-free, simple and kind of medium kibbles. They also had decent reviews from Dog Food Advisor. I also recommend it to new owners because it's best to keep puppies on the same food they were weaned on. We never seem to have any problems but I’d like for them to come up with a pea-and-legume-free recipe. I recommend it all the time.

We’ve been using both Taste of the Wild and the affiliate brands that they manufacture for nine years because they offer the small kibble for the smaller mouths. We specialize in Miniature Huskies. We started using it because we live in a very small community and have been ordering it through Amazon so it could get delivered to the house. Moreover, since it is comparable and made roughly the same as Nature’s Domain it is an easy transition for people to go to that if they needed a more affordable option.

I have Australian Labradoodles and they have litters once a year. My dogs were on Purina for years and all of them got sick. We traced it back to the ingredients that were in the food coming out of China. I almost lost one dog and it was awful and sad. My vet recommended Taste of The Wild and I'm glad that I found the food that agrees with them. It's wonderful and I like the food. I use the High Prairie, both Puppy and Adult. Not all dog food have puppy food associated with it and not all mother dogs like every puppy food. We've been using Taste of the Wild for about a year and a half now and it's made the dogs' health better. Then I tried to get samples and they were going to be sent to me. They said they were out of whatever I used, and that they were getting them in, but I never got them. Other than that, I recommend Taste of The Wild to everybody especially to the new owners of the puppies as it's the food that the puppies were on.

My dog who severe allergies has been on TOWT Pacific Stream dog food for several years without issue. Just read about other pet owners complaining about bloody diarrhea in their dogs which my dog also experience and continues to have issues with his poop. I only found this information as I was searching for any information about this food because we suspected that his issues was the food. IT appears to be different -smaller and flatter in diameter. Have there been any CHANGES in this product?

I've been purchasing TOTW through Chewy for a while and he like a lot of the other dogs that I'm reading about has now started throwing up and has diarrhea, he has a vet appointment tomorrow to figure out what is wrong. I'm terrified that I'm going to lose my best friend. Please please please do something. I feel horrible because he loved this food and this last batch he didn't want to eat, but I didn't read the signs, and I left it in his bowl and he ate it anyway. Here is the production code of the bag. Best By 21 Dec 2018 7355 TDH1211 AJC 13:41 337.

I’m a Pomeranian breeder and have six to eight litters a year. I was using Bil-Jac at first. And I didn’t like it because it broke up very easily. The second it went in water, it disintegrated. I didn’t feel like that was good for my dogs’ teeth because they need that crunch to break down the tartar and stuff on their teeth. And then I tried the Fromm Holistic. That time, my girls were pregnant, and their puppies were born huge after I had tried the Fromm.

I've been using Taste of The Wild for three years now and they should keep up on the good work. I breed Alaskan Malamutes and we have two or three litters a year. We feed our adult dogs the Diamond Natural brand but I feed Taste of the Wild to my puppies. We’re tried other brands but it's been the only food that I can get solid stools out of. We started this last litter on Nutro and the diarrhea was terrible. Then we switched them over to the Taste of The Wild Roasted Bison and Venison formula and within a few days, they were good. I recommend it to all my other breeder friends.

I’ve been using Taste of the Wild for my dogs for a long time. For one, because they’re all-natural ingredients. I like the fact that they have a higher protein content than a lot of the commercial foods that are available. They were recommended to me by another person that shows and breeds their dog, that the coats were very good. We breed Tibetan mastiffs. This year I had two liters. I bag some of my Taste of the Wild formula in quart Ziploc bag and send it home with them because I like for them to stay on the same food initially because I don’t want to change foods at the same time they’re changing homes and stressed them out.

We've been using Taste of the Wild for six months now. We had a friend that told us about it and we started using it. We've been using Pedigree pet food for all of our puppies and we figured out that the transition from pet food to hard food was much easier using Taste of the Wild. We have Maltese, Yorkies, Shorkies, and Morkies, and we usually raise around 10 a year. We have used Pacific Stream and we've also tried the Sierra Mountain blend. The first time we send in a batch of breeder program, we got all the information together and we mailed it. We got the products back last week but it was damaged. In the meantime, they have sent us a box of samples and that's what we used in our last litter of pups. I did email all that information again today. The dogs' moods are more even, they're a lot more energetic than they used to be, and the puppies play longer.

I read about all of the other brands of dog food and it was hard to find no grain, just pure Buffalo. But I was looking for something with high protein because I have dogs and I want good coats, everything that they need to grow and grow well. Taste of the Wild is like 32% protein and that's a good amount. Also with no grain. And now we've been using Taste of the Wild for five years. We were breeding Cavalier King Charles Spaniels.

Updated on 08/07/2022: Back in March of 2018, I wrote a review about Taste of The Wild Grain Free causing explosive diarrhea with my Alaskan Malamute and Husky/Malamute. Taste of the Wild was very good with refunding my money for the bag of food and I continued to trust the company for another 4 years. During that time, I switched to Taste of The Wild High Prairie with ancient grains. I have been feeding that to my Malamute for 3 years. All of the sudden, the same thing started again. She started with explosive diarrhea. I started her on a bland diet of rice and chicken.

I had heard that Taste of the Wild was one of the better puppy foods so when I got into breeding, that was what I used on all of the puppies that we have. The brand I use on my adults doesn’t have a puppy food so I’ve always used Taste of the Wild Puppy. It was recommended by other breeders. I’ve been using it on and off for about three years. I used to put Taste of the Wild in Ziplocks so that if the puppies are transitioning they have enough food to do that with. But now, Taste of the Wild send me little packets to be able to send with the puppies to their new home.

I was using Royal Canin and I heard that they had some things wrong with it. I breed Yorkies and I have really nice dogs. And I have a reputation to stand and hold -- I only have two, so I have three litters a year. But I just bought a poodle so it will be six with her once she gets in time to breed. I did not want to take a chance, so I went with Taste of the Wild. I routinely send the puppies to their new homes with Taste of the Wild samples, too. I use the Puppy and it was the salmon and I have had the bison, too. I got samples from the store, and then I saw what ones that the dogs like the best. I want my dogs to get a good start. Even though Yorkies are tiny, they need really good nutrition. It’s a good quality food. If I’m gonna pay good money for food, I don’t care but I want them to be good quality. I just told one of the gals that bought one of my puppies when I was still doing Royal Canin. She switched now.

We've been using Taste of the Wild because of the ingredients and it has been five years. We breed Great Danes and recommend Taste of the Wild dog food to the new owners because if they’re doing good on the dog food then why switch it. It contributes to their coat.

My dogs have been eating TOTW for about a year now. We recently relocated with two very healthy dogs. In the past two months, our dogs have experienced bloody stools, diarrhea, and vomiting, so we asked our new vet to run a blood panel for baseline information. The results were horrifying. Our Jack Russell Terrier has liver issues, and our Greyhound/Lab mix was in early stages of liver failure. Five weeks later, just four days ago, we had a follow up blood panel done for our GL mix, and the progression was off the charts, even the vet AND a specialist said they had never seen anything like it.

My dog had been eating this TOTW (Pacific Stream Dry Food) no problem. Until suddenly, he stopped eating it and had very loose stool on the days I could get him to eat it. This went on for about a month. Last week it got so bad he had diarrhea and had to go to the vet. It was determined to be the food itself as he did not previously have this reaction. His skin and ears were very irritated along with some vomiting. He is now off of it and has to be transitioned into a new food using chicken and rice. I chose this brand as it was rated number 3 for 2018 and I have always heard good things. I have read similar complaints with all food bought around the same time this bag was. I have lost trust and he will not be eating TOTW again.

My dog has been on TOTW salmon and sweet potato for over 5 years with no issues. Last week we bought a new large bag... we noticed the packaging was different nbd. Got home and poured it into her food container and it smelled different than it normally does, almost stronger like a chemical smell. Thought it was the new packaging and fed her a meal. She immediately blew up! Severe red rash and bumps all over her underside, her paws doubled in size and overnight she chewed them raw and bloody. Puking and diarrhea non-stop. We threw away the bag unfortunately so we don’t know the batch number and she’s been to the vet hospital twice in 3 days trying to get any relief. This is crazy, seems to be an issue right now with a lot of people!

Taste of the Wild has a better price than some of the more common brands, and I like that it's grain-free. One of my Havenese males was having an allergic reaction to the grain in one of the other foods I was feeding him, and when I switched to Taste of the Wild, it totally cleared up. I've been using it for two years and it's been working for me. I use High Prairie Puppy on both my nursing mothers and my puppies. It's less trauma on the puppy’s system to stay with what they're having no matter what it is.

We sell German Shepherd, Rottweiler, and Pomeranian puppies all over the United States and I have used Taste of The Wild for a very long time. We have been purchasing the bison and venison. It was no grain and things to that effect. I’ve had all of our parents using that, which was a lot of people. There is a program that is catered to where TOTW sends out samples and things to us and that makes the big difference and the little pamphlets to go. They had puppy tacks themselves. The stools always came out pretty good for the puppies.

I've been using the Taste of the Wild dog food for my Chesapeake Bay retrieves because it is made in America, it’s grain-free and it’s got high quality ingredients. We have litters at least twice a year and I give the new owners puppy packs with the sample packs of dog food and I print off a page from the Taste of the Wild website. I believe that Taster of the Wild is a high quality food that enables the puppy to get everything that it needs while its immune system is developing.

Our pet normally thrives on this food, but the last bag of Puppy Formula we bought about a week ago has made him very sick. He is vomiting and has diarrhea a few hours after eating. I wanted to write this review so that quality control can look into the issue, and see if they need to recall product. This has all happened around the same date as others have posted (same issues) so I think this food is the common denominator. We're taking the food back to the store we bought it from (Orchards Feed in Vancouver, WA) and will need to switch to another brand until this issue is addressed.

Taste of the Wild is a 5 star company! The food is great and the customer service reps and veterinarian are wonderful. I have been feeding TOTW for over 5 years now. My current dog, Fly, had some diarrhea. Instead of simply giving the food a one star review, I called the company. As it turns out the issue was not food related at all. As consumers and pet lovers I believe that it is up to us to check things out for ourselves, rather than just placing blame. If you have a sick dog, and think it is the food- please just call TOTW and your vet if necessary. Several people have called the FDA and the FDA has thoroughly checked the food and have found nothing wrong.

My dog was fine with her first few batches of TOTW. Her last batch she became very ill after three days of eating it. Diarrhea, vomiting, and lethargic, same symptoms as some of the other dogs. Took her off this food immediately. My heart hurt to see her not wanting to eat, no energy, and depressed for a week. Switched her to another brand, and glad she is back to normal.

My 5 yr old mini schnauzer just switched to TOTW a little over a month ago. I purchased the 5lb bag to see if he liked it. He totally devoured it. I restocked with the larger bag. I immediately noticed that the appearance was different. However not having the smaller bag to prove my suspicions I let it go. My dog now poops upwards of 6 -10 times a day. He also has developed the foulest poop smelling breath. I have to switch him from TOTW. I purchased from Chewy so if necessary I can prove my purchase.

My 1 year old Lab mix had been eating TOTW for about 2 months with no issue. About 2 weeks ago she started vomiting, was very lethargic and had bloody diarrhea. The vet put her on bland food and nausea medication. She got better after a few days but she absolutely refuses to eat TOTW, even after she hadn’t eaten a full meal in days. I didn’t think it was the food at first, but after days of her refusing to eat it, I am not taking my chances.

I’ve been using TOTW for years now. The high prairie formula almost exclusively up until recently. The store was out so I bought a bag of Sierra mountain. I gradually introduced it to my yellow lab and it was fine until all the kibble was Sierra mountain. Then, like all of these recent Feb/March reviews, my dog had diarrhea, was hacking and wouldn’t touch the food. He’s obsessed with food and won’t go near it.

The trout & salmon dry cat food, was the only food our cat could eat w/o having digestive issues. Our newly adopted cat loves this food and his coat is soft and he has no tummy issues at all. The quality is great and obviously it must taste great. I plan to try the venison flavor so that my cats don't have the same food every day. Keep up the great work. This is on the food I will feed my cats.

This is my second review. As I've stated in my first review I've used TOTW for over a decade and other than my littlest dog with known IBS I haven't had problems. More recently the little one has been getting sick much more often so I've changed his food. Now, my pitbull is sick. She is vomiting with diarrhea for the past two days, ever since I bought a new bag of TOTW. She has NEVER been sick! She didn't want to eat breakfast yesterday or today. This morning she threw up as soon as she finished eating. She's been eating grass all day today and there was some blood in her most recent vomit and diarrhea. I really hate to change foods but between all the recent bad reviews of the same thing and my own experience, I have to. I really hope you do some investigating. This is beyond scary.