Hi Ella, that’s very sad to hear, and I’m glad your dog bounced back so quickly – a clear sign the food was the cause of her sickness.

I’m also sad to hear you received no response from Pet Food America, and although I’m never surprised about the lack of accountability it’s still very poor consumer loyalty.

I was on Royal Canin species specific shih tzu , my dog used to get the runs a lot on that , changed to pet found Austrslia and found his tummy issues or runny number twos had all pretty much vanished , I’d recommend this for dogs with sensation stomachs

Mr veterinarian take your sponsored pet food bias elsewhere. This is a review site for real people with real budgets who also love their dogs. I have found this pet food excellent with no issues and my dog loves it. As for the website attack. They have cut out the middle man like any other modern business and the only one who suffers is you. You don’t get a cut of their profits. Poor you. Honestly, all you have done is showed that you are perhaps needing more business?

Can anyone please tell me I’ve made a good choice ordering this product for my dog who suffers greatly from allergy.
His kibble I usually purchase is now unavailable.so this is what I was recommended

Bought a 2kg bag of the puppy formula for a puppy with smell and texture issues, intended to use it as a supplementary feed (for topping up vitamins and minerals).
She liked it less and less as the days went on thus by day 3 she wouldn’t touch it all, but one day 1 she was exceedingly farty and that was with only a sprinkle of the stuff over her regular food.

For those with sensitive tummies I would suggest to stay away from this one.

I can’t even sell this crap dog food on market place. Nobody wants it, I guess they have read all the bad reviews about it making dogs sick. They won’t give refunds on 20kg bags because they are the ones that make the dogs sick.

Spoken like a true Veterinarian!
Brett, which is not your real name, your group of people in the last 2 weeks are aiming to attack at least two grain free companies. Stalking on Linkedin, sending emails, messages, quite amusing. All the accusations above are 100% incorrect. Any claim made, is done so by customers. Not us. If our food has done (XYX) to a dog, it’s a claim made by a customer. One of them being “Cut the vet bills by half, or something along those lines. Then you vets are now jumping up and down about comments like these. They were just happy they didn’t pay $18,000 more and never solved the issue. We’re offended that you didn’t send us a Thank You card (Sarcasm). And yes, the food was the only change that was made & has every correlation between improvement & diet.
See, as a veterinarian, we would see that as a great thing. The dog isn’t coming every week for skin issues, or whatever the case may be, and focus on operations, vaccinations, blood tests and so on.
Pet Food companies don’t go complaining about what vets do. We certainly don’t. But we don’t agree entirely with what you sell. Not all. But that’s what you are trained to do as you have specific people coming in for training on how to sell the product. And it’s impressive. One example is that one particular clinic is showing that 25% of the clinics insane income is purely food. Explains why you guys are in attack mode. But we don’t go attacking you for this. In addition, we don’t attack veterinary clinics for offering free puppy classes so they come to that clinic instead. So a proffesional dog trainer which they need to pay doesn’t recommend anyone else. Or simply talk them out of vaccinations.
Going back to food, and that you are 100% incorrect, and we’re saying this as you have zero knowledge on how our food has improved the lives of literally thousands of pets. Our foods aren’t overpriced whatsoever. In fact, cheaper than a lot of brands. Short/long term. Some companies are passionate about supporting their own country (America) and that would include consumers. Yes, the pet food industry in America is great and taken a big chunk of the market in the last 8-10 years. So, that proves that the “Grain Free” American companies are doing something right. And the website look feedback, goes to prove you’re just a veterinarian. You have no idea on E-Commerce and we’ll leave it at that. While there’s a broader range of people reading this, this is a reply to so called Brett. Brett has no idea the graditute our customers have towards us. As they are attacking at least two companies, the style of response is targeted purely to Brett. Apart from a frienship, and that we’re in the same field we have zero connection from a business point of view. Owned by two different poeple with different states. And please stop the nonsense of articles being published every week on how bad raw food is.

To put a long story short, this stuff is ridiculously overpriced and doesn’t hold up to its claims. The quality of this food is on par with supermarket brands and is not worth even half the price.
You will find more negative reviews for this product than you will positive, but it seems this brand is spending alot of money on sponsored search results and paid reviews/articles, which to me shows how rubbish this brand actually is.
You don’t need a flashy website and all the fluff pieces if your product was actually any good.

All I have to say to this brand is “Do Better and stop trying to play on people’s emotions for their pets”