Pure dog food

[only_me]

This one popped up on my radar recently, and I’m tempted to change old dog onto it.
Seems a great concept, and gets 92% on allaboutdogfood. However, it is expensive and wanted to know if any of you guys have tried it?

It is expensive however also keeping young one on her JWB grain free, she looks fantastic however maybe a little more zoomies than when was on Ava. Coat is 200% better though!

 

[Thistle]

Yes, I tried it for a while with old dog with sensitive digestion. It was a nuisance to remember to make it up, she lost lots of weight on it and couldn't eat huge amounts as it made her vomit. She's doing well on forthglade puppy trays.

 

[Christmascinnamoncookie]

You have to add water? Not sure I could be bothered. It’s already a ritual, bit of this, bit of that, spoon of yoghurt, squirt of salmon oil. I’ve moved away from kibble bar a handful chucked on the lawn for entertainment, back to raw, minimum firm output!

 

[EllenJay]

Its disgusting. Tried it for my two. One dog loves her food and nibbled at it, without enthusiasm, the second, who is a lot more fussy took one sniff and turn tail and ran away.

 

[Christmascinnamoncookie]

Its disgusting. Tried it for my two. One dog loves her food and nibbled at it, without enthusiasm, the second, who is a lot more fussy took one sniff and turn tail and ran away.

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[cauda equina]

I agree, it's horrible stuff, and they kept trying to sell me more even though I told them my dog had died

 

[only_me]

It’s meant to be basically raw in dehydrated form, easy to store etc. And scores around 92% on all about dog food.

Indy isn’t keen on it as much as her JWB dried so she’ll keep on it and old dog tbh will eat anything so I’m gonna finish the trial pure food with her and then put back onto normal. She can’t have a fully dry diet so at least was a wet food option. Think I’ll stick to her current then after she’s finished the bags atm.