NutriSource Dry Dog Food for Seniors, Chicken and Rice, 26LB

Update: Meryl likes this food, that’s saying a lot for her! I’ve been ordering this in various sizes depending on our needs and the last order arrived much earlier than Amazon originally indicated. Yay!My dog is an active senior girl. Yet she had a bit of a struggle with her meals. She’s not excited about meal time anymore… until I bought this food.I heard about some possible (although unofficial) problem's with the brand of food that she was eating at the time and this brand was recommended to replace it. I bought it out of an abundance of caution and to my surprise she took right to it. I have since ordered a limited ingredient food for her to try (that she ate when she was younger) but I will probably end up ordering her this again because she is actually eating it.

Always prompt delivery and my dog loves the dog food.

Not sure if it was the novelty if being a new kibble, or if he really loves it. I mixed it with a few pounds of the kibble he’s been eating for awhile. Hoping he continues to really like this brand, flavor, etc.

Finally a dog food with chelated minerals, organic selenium and a great gut health package. So happy to have a dog food that is actually nutritious and not just hype.

vendor honored replacement order and it’s very appreciated.Great food for my senior girl, thank you

My dog loves this food wsy better thanHills Science.

This dog food has fillers and all sorts of other stuff in it that are not good for your dog. Any and all hard baked kibble is not good for your dog either no matter what the brand is or what it says on the bag. When they cook the food and turn it into kibble they destroy all the proteins and all that's left are carbohydrates which in turn puts weight on your dog. All of the extra fillers they put in will make your dog get sick over time and develop anything from cancer to diabetes to enlarged heart or organ failures. I did my research and the best food out there for your dog is Dr Marty's freeze dried dog food. It's not cheap but then again it has all the proper nutrients and the best nutrients for your dog and cat with no added fillers or other bad things that your animals should not be eating. It is a complete balanced diet and it is freeze-dried not cooked at high temperatures which means all the nutrients stay in the food. All you have to do is take one cup of the dehydrated food and add some warm water to it for 3 to 4 minutes then give it to your dog or cat. I bought some 2 weeks ago and my dogs absolutely gobble it down and they love it. It also gives them more energy and since it has no carbohydrates in it it's also a weight control type of food also due to not having carbohydrates in it. When feeding this to your dog look at the reference chart on the back and that will tell you how many cups per day you should feed your dog. If you do notice over a month or two that your dog has put on a couple of extra pounds then you're advised to cut back 1/8 of a cup in the morning and 1/8 of a cup in the evening. Then see how that works for you and if your dog's weight starts to decline some. It's one of the safest foods and most nutritious foods on the market. But remember no matter what a dried kibble bag says about being healthy for your pet, any and all kibble is cooked it over 500 degrees which destroys all the nutrients in the food and only leaves all the bad fillers and carbohydrates which in turn will make your dog sick over time. I've researched this for years and please just what I'm telling you in this message.

Extremely expensive. Although the product is very good, I'm not aware if everybody has made the numbers; the company lowered their packaging size by almost 25%, making that an increase of the same percentage.Called the company because, apart from that, it's very difficult to find sellers, and they told me they were aware of that, but they need it to stay on the game??? Really, by raising that much the products??? And they told me not everybody was complaining, so that's the deal; same with the cat food. Still looking for replacements for my dog and cat food.