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Amazon Brand - Wag Dry Dog Food Beef & Lentil Recipe with Wild Boar (5...
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- Amazon Brand - Wag Dry Dog Food Beef & Lentil Recipe with Wild Boar (5...
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Top positive review
Help me sleep thru the night. Not even joking.
May 15, 2018
I switched dogs over to grain free to help control my dog's horrendous gas issues. Super farty in the houzzzzee! We are down to about 1 fart per night now, which leads to a more peaceful sleep for me since I am not waking up in the middle of the night 6 or 7 times to accuse my dogs of trying to gas me.
Kibble is good size, smells fresh and dogs finish the entire portion they are offered.
Kibble is good size, smells fresh and dogs finish the entire portion they are offered.
102 people found this helpful
Top critical review
Just Say NO to Peas!
May 22, 2018
Peas, pea protein, dried plain beet pulp? These are all fillers that provide no nutritional benefit to our mutts. Pea Protein is not considered a beneficial ingredient to be added to dog food. It is a by-product of pea processing and is the pure plant-based protein from Peas. A relatively small amount of Pea Protein can be used to inflate the overall proportion of protein within a dog food formula and is often one of the leading culprits of a technique called ingredient splitting.
Ingredient Splitting – Beware
Ingredient Splitting is a somewhat sinister technique employed many dog food brands including some which are considered high-quality or premium. The idea is as follows. If you split up an ingredient into some sub-ingredients, then those sub-ingredients will appear lower down on the ingredient list.
Consumers have been taught in recent years to pay attention to the top 5 or top 10 ingredients listed on dog food. This technique makes it appear as if less high-quality or nutritious ingredients such as grains, vegetables or plant-byproducts are less abundant. When in reality if all these sub-ingredients were combined they would very likely take a spot near the top of the ingredient list.
The splitting of Pea-Byproducts is one of the most common examples of this technique. Quite often a dog food formula will contain Peas, Pea Protein, and Pea Flour. This technique allows a manufacturer to vastly understate or mislead the consumer on the volume of peas present.
Ingredient Splitting – Beware
Ingredient Splitting is a somewhat sinister technique employed many dog food brands including some which are considered high-quality or premium. The idea is as follows. If you split up an ingredient into some sub-ingredients, then those sub-ingredients will appear lower down on the ingredient list.
Consumers have been taught in recent years to pay attention to the top 5 or top 10 ingredients listed on dog food. This technique makes it appear as if less high-quality or nutritious ingredients such as grains, vegetables or plant-byproducts are less abundant. When in reality if all these sub-ingredients were combined they would very likely take a spot near the top of the ingredient list.
The splitting of Pea-Byproducts is one of the most common examples of this technique. Quite often a dog food formula will contain Peas, Pea Protein, and Pea Flour. This technique allows a manufacturer to vastly understate or mislead the consumer on the volume of peas present.
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July 12, 2018
My dog loves these kibbles more than any others I have purchased in quite a while...that said, big problem! the 2nd bag that i purchased is at least 25% crumbs and dust. The 1st bag was fine. This 2nd bag has to be run thru a colander to remove the dust and cumbs. I give 5 stars to the first bag.
July 21, 2018
Good formula, but crumbled into a powder that I couldn’t feed to my dog. I probably lost 2 cups of food To inedible powder. Won’t by again.
July 23, 2018
Ordered first bag in June and was very satisfied. My reorder came and a 1/3 of the bag is like dust as the food seemed to crumble during shipping.
August 4, 2018
My dog didn't like it.
January 15, 2019
Dog acts like she is drugged after consuming this food. Tried her on it a few times always same issues. Heavy breathing, glazed distant eyes, timid acting. Have no idea what ingredient is causing this. I put her back on taste of wild and no issues. She must be allergic to something in Wag.
March 28, 2019
I wish I could warn everyone about what happened to my dog. We did the switch gradual and all appeared well until it wasn’t. My chocolate lab had a horrible reaction to this food. Rash and hot spots all over. Even sores in some areas. I’d never seen anything like it before. He has had reactions in the past to certain foods but NOTHING close to how terrible this was. Wanted so badly for this to work, auto delivery is so handy.
March 7, 2019
I bought three of the trial size bags. One turkey, one beef, and one salmon. I tried the beef first and they sniffed and walked away. Then I tried the salmon since that is a favorite flavor in their other food. They took a bite then spit it out. My boxer mix can be pickier at times but my lab usually eats anything I put in front of him. Not this stuff. He wanted nothing to do with it. I'm returning the turkey since it is not open and sticking to their grain-free from Rachel Ray which they love.
January 2, 2019
My dogs would not even touch this food. Even when I tried to handfeed as a treat, they just sniffed and walked away. I think this is really bad stuff and I am disappointed because I usually trust amazon brand. What were you thinking?
September 5, 2018
My dog (Lab) would not even touch it....and he eats anything and everything...very strange. Glad I just bought a trial size.
July 30, 2019
There's a lot of good review about this so I tried it. Well, not literally me eating it.
My dog is pretty picky about food that she eats, so when I gave her this and she's eating it, I was like wow, this is good, like real good.
As time goes by, she's eating less and less. So, I switched back to taste of the wild
My dog is pretty picky about food that she eats, so when I gave her this and she's eating it, I was like wow, this is good, like real good.
As time goes by, she's eating less and less. So, I switched back to taste of the wild
