Taste Of The Wild High Prairie Can Dog Food,13.2 Oz case of 12

My dogs are satisfied

My dogs go crazy over this food. We have a 153# Newf and an 80# Flat-coat Retreiver. They eat Chicken Soup for Large Dogs dry food and we add a little out of the can every meal to liven the boring dry food up. My only complaint is that we have two very large mouths with fish breath. I try to be sure that I get them w/o the salmon, but they love it so I suffer. Your dogs will love you too if you get this food for them. It has very little filler, and the first few ingredients are good things like various meats. It is rather expensive, but we add a heaping tablespoon to the dry food and mix it up good. 1 can last for 3 meals, so not so expensive the way we use it.

This is the only wet food our dogs don’t let go to waist! Great taste and perfect chunky bites.

The breeder recommended Taste of the Wild when I first got Maggie. She remains on the puppy formula but I added the canned food as a supplement - reducing the amount of kibble and adding in a spoonful of the canned food. She eats well, her energy level, coat and health is overall well maintained.

I really like this stuff, it's the only affordable and healthy wet food my dogs can handle without tummy issues. As long as they are in business, I will probably be a customer.

My sister left a can of Taste of the Wild after a visit and since my dog already ate TOTW kibble, I offered it to him. He loved it and after feeding them fresh for almost 10 years, this is a nice thing to have on the mornings when I don't feel like playing short order cook.

My dog (GSD - 2 years) is an extremely picky eater. He likes the TOTW DRY dog food, but he only eats it when he feels like it. Sometimes he will only eat every other day. I started adding TOTW CANNED dog food (the same kind as the dry) to his kibble and he LOVES it. Instead of just sniffing the food and walking away, he instantly eats it as soon as I put the bowl down. I have read that canned dog food is much better than the dry kibble because there is less chemicals and although a meal consisting of only canned food could be pretty pretty expensive with a big dog like mine, adding the canned food into his dry allows him to get the benefits of the canned food, makes him eat more consistently, and even ends up saving you money. Great product.

After my 5 year-old Australian Shepherd died from cancer, I discovered that the food I had fed him for 4 years (THIS food) had been found to contain cancer-causing lead, mercury, arsenic, cadmium, BPA, and pesticides. I have a new puppy, and I am feeding him food that I cook myself. Don't risk your dog's life by feeding him this stuff.