Taste of The Wild High Prairie Puppy Recipe Grain-Free Dry Dog Food

The package delivered was packed very well and in quick time. It was also well within usable period as they indicated in the response to my inquiry. This sustains food for Dufferin & Lola. The perfect balance of protein and vitamins, Delicious and nutritious for puppies, Highly recommended for all puppy breeds, My puppy loves the taste, Promotes healthy digestion, Great for sensitive stomachs, High-quality ingredients for a healthy start, The perfect balance of protein and vitamins,

Impossible to resist

I would say out of all the dog biscuits that I have ever offered the dogs, this is by far the favourite. To arrive home and discover that they had ripped into and consumed the entire 2kg packet while I was out, when they had dutifully respected and ignored every other bag of dog food that has been stored on ground level prior to this...it was a hit! 10/10 they recommend it to mates. All partook of its goodness. Ensure your storage is commensurate to this product's appeal.

Life changing!

Our Jack Russell Terrier puppy came to us with terrible gas and loose stools. Kept him on the Purina Puppy Chow that he was raised on and slowly transitioned to our vets puppy suggestion, Wellness Core. Same problem, terrible gas, loose stools and bad breath (metallic). We tried Taste of the Wild and All the problems were solved after a slow transition and all the old food was out of his system. He loves the food and we are all very satisfied !

Momma pre-birth/lactating & now puppies LOVE TOTW

I started feeding Bison-Venison puppy formula when I learned Flossie was pregnant and continued while she was lactating. Two Puppies born as 'butter balls'; very alert & healthy along with Flossie who had plenty of rich milk.Taste of the Wild's species specific protein with probiotics made a huge difference in Franklin's keen eyesight, night vision, agility, scent tracking, outstanding hearing & growth. The small size of the kibble is perfect to avoid his eating to fast without chewing. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND TOTW Large Breed doGs!

Nothing but the best for my stinky big boy!

I have always fed my dogs TOTW. I've even been able to convince my kids to feed their dogs TOTW. I will never try another brand. My 7 month old Milo loves the High Prairie Puppy kibble. He's never had any stomach issues or skin issues. He's gaining weight like he should because TOTW is quality ingredients! I will never change dog foods.

Only kibble my pup will eat

My 6 month old Australian Shepherd pup is extremely picky, and recently developed a distaste for the Hills kibble I had been feeding her since day one. This is the only kibble she’s been willingly eating - all others she began to refuse after about a week. Her coat looks great, her weight is beautifully maintained, and I love the unique proteins used in this recipe. I also like the smaller kibble size, which makes it easier for her to eat. Will definitely be moving her onto the adult formula once she’s of age.

So much poop

I fed this to my puppy for 6 months and finally switched because she wouldn't stop pooping. Her poop was firm, no diarrhea like other reviews, but at 30lbs she was pooping larger piles than my 70lbs Airedale and so many times a day. I counted, and on average she was going out and making these large poop piles 7 times a day. No exaggeration, but friends would drop their jaws at the size of her poop. It became embarrassing for me and for her. She was the one making these monstrosities and I couldn't have her feeling so ashamed out in public. She liked the food so no complaints there.She also became bulbous in her tummy area. She was cute, but I think even for a puppy she was becoming a little too fat. I also fed this to my two adult dogs when they were puppies, but ... MoreI fed this to my puppy for 6 months and finally switched because she wouldn't stop pooping. Her poop was firm, no diarrhea like other reviews, but at 30lbs she was pooping larger piles than my 70lbs Airedale and so many times a day. I counted, and on average she was going out and making these large poop piles 7 times a day. No exaggeration, but friends would drop their jaws at the size of her poop. It became embarrassing for me and for her. She was the one making these monstrosities and I couldn't have her feeling so ashamed out in public. She liked the food so no complaints there.She also became bulbous in her tummy area. She was cute, but I think even for a puppy she was becoming a little too fat. I also fed this to my two adult dogs when they were puppies, but I don't remember them having these poop problems or gaining so much weight. Maybe the recipe has changed in 7 years. I've always gone by the feeding guidelines on the side of the bag so I don't think it's an error on my part in how much she was eating.Since switching her to another brand (it's only been 7 days so far) she is only pooping three times a day now and the piles are more appropriately sized to her tiny body. We're both recovering from the trauma I put her through and she's more willing to poop in public again. There is hope!

This specific flavor seems too rich for my pup

I fed my previous dog Taste of the Wild and she loved it and responded well to it. So when I got a new pup I purchased the Taste of the Wild Pacific Stream Puppy and she loved it. As I got to about a quarter of the bag left I decided I needed to pick up more food and thought to try the Bison & Venison flavor. I did the blend with the two foods as I transitioned my pup over but she began to get diarrhea. At first I thought it was from the Bully Sticks I purchased along with the food but even after stopping the sticks she continued to have the diarrhea. A friend said that Petco will exchange the dog food so I called and sure enough they said I could bring it back and exchange it.I'm gla d they allowed that as immediately after changing her condition changed and the ... MoreI fed my previous dog Taste of the Wild and she loved it and responded well to it. So when I got a new pup I purchased the Taste of the Wild Pacific Stream Puppy and she loved it. As I got to about a quarter of the bag left I decided I needed to pick up more food and thought to try the Bison & Venison flavor. I did the blend with the two foods as I transitioned my pup over but she began to get diarrhea. At first I thought it was from the Bully Sticks I purchased along with the food but even after stopping the sticks she continued to have the diarrhea. A friend said that Petco will exchange the dog food so I called and sure enough they said I could bring it back and exchange it.I'm gla d they allowed that as immediately after changing her condition changed and the diarrhea stopped.I love going to my local Petco as the staff is very friendly and I find so many things for my puppers there. What I was very disappointed with is that despite getting the same brand, size but just a change in flavor this is NOT an even exchange. If you received any kind of discounts or used your Pal Rewards you will LOSE any $ savings that you gained from your original purchase. They returned it at the price that I paid and charged me for the current price. So even though they took it back I paid probably around $15 for just three days of feedings. I would understand if I went with a completely different brand or category of food but I stuck with almost the same thing. At the very least they could have deducted the Pals Rewards that I had used?I've never taken advantage of this policy until this time as I knew exactly what my previous dog would eat. But many new puppy owners will go through some trial and error with what foods their dog will tolerate. Hoping that the company will correct this policy slightly.

shiny coat but stinky poo

I tried this with my english shepherd pup -- I think I've learned from this that his breed does better with grain because his poops were rank. Like hold-your-breath when he pops a squat bad. We could smell it thru the doggy bags on walks. In the yard try not to stand downwind. I mean, the food is very high quality and Eugene grew a beautiful shiny coat. We're in touch with some of his siblings and he'd outgrown them by a margin of ~8lbs - and definitely not with fat. We're now transitioning him to Wellness puppy food with grain and the poops were immediately more tolerable. From what I've read, grain free is OK for breeds with heritage outside agrarian cultures (think husky). I'll keep my farm dog on grain from here on out.