Hi KEM, I’m sorry the review appears false based on your dog loving the food and being alive.

if you go to the about me on this page, you will see the credentials of the reviewer. perhaps you should do some proper research before spouting off like an idiot…..

Psst: The “human consumption” part was referring to the cheap milling waste that these foods typically include. Rest assured that if they could legally box it up with a label reading “Muesli Superfood” and charge you even more for it, they would. English comprehension is such a dying art, particularly in pet food circles apparently 🙁

It’s these type of false reviews that have probably pushed KMART to now delete these products from all their stores and I am so upset as now I struggle to find dry biscuits that my animal likes.

If you don’t like the products just buy from other stores but don’t put false reviews up just because you don’t like the product – there’s nothing wrong with these dry biscuits – my animal has been eating them for about 6 years and he is fit AND HEALTHY as a malley bull.

ONLY HOPE KMART READS THINKING COMMENT AND BRINGS BACK BOTH DOG AND CAT BISCUITS

I’m not sure if this is a form of weird elaborate trolling since you’ve recently left comments suggesting that seven of the “lowest of the low” (plus Advance- which makes eight according to most), are somehow ok based on the fact that your puppy has not yet died and appears “happy” eating the product.

I don’t wish to be unkind but if you’re actually serious, it’s worth pointing out that most dogs will gladly chow down on a bowl of snail bait if permitted, and they’ll also appear “happy” throughout the exercise. Later on, perhaps not so much but dogs live in the moment.

Please please please consider better quality food for your pup. You only get one shot at puppyhood, and it would be a shame to ruin this opportunity whilst opening the door to a lifetime of problems with cheap crappy food. If you absolutely need to be at the cheap supermarket end of the spectrum, consider stuff like Farmers Market, and while you’re there at Woolies etc. grab a few of those 59c cans of sardines in water and any cheapo lean cuts available in the meat section. Not all potential dog foods come in a package labelled “dawg chow”

The fact that you found this site suggests you’re interested in this stuff – please do read the reviews thoroughly and take it on board for the sake of your pup.

Hi Pauline, there are many reasons a dog will eat (or “love”) a food. Salt and tallow are two of them. Kids love McDonalds, Hungry Jacks, KFC, and Dominos.

Hi i feed my 2 puppies on kmart food and they love it ! They are very fussy eaters and love the blue adult food and the puppy food but not the green bag! I have an American Kelpie and a Maremma! Both are very fit and healthy!

The shells are called grit and are commonly fed to birds for calcium, although there is controversy surrounding it being fed to parrots as it is mainly required for softbilled species such as finches to aid in digestion.