Taste of the WildGrain Free High Protein Real Meat Recipe Appalachian Valley Premium Dry Dog Food, 28 lb.

My dog loves this food (which can't be said for all brands or flavors). The quality seems to be pretty good as it does not use cheap fillers, and he digests it very well. Thank you.

I have an extremely finicky dog. I have tried MANY different brands of nutritious dog food but he will not eat any of them. This kibble is small, suited for small breeds and is very nutritious garnering high scores for its ingredients. As he has gotten older, I have began to add a moist topper to help him eat it but he still loves this brand.

I've been feeding my dogs Acana and Orijen food for years with good results. However, this summer one of my dogs started to have digestive issues. After a few vet visits, labs, and some medications, the vet hypothesized that there was an issue with the food. I cycle through the bags (4lb) quickly, I have two other dogs eating the same food, and I'd tossed all of the food twice (as a precaution), so I didn't think it was likely. The working theory was that the heat that the food was being stored/transported in (before making it to the house) was making it unsuitable for my dog. Sounded plausible enough, so I switched back to Taste of the Wild.My two 6 pound Japanese Chins and one Tibetan Spaniel absolutely DEVOUR this food. The chins, with their tiny teeth, generally consume their food a bit more slowly. The kibble in this food is very small and breaks apart well for them, but does not crumble or generate too much dust in the container. Notably, this food is not nearly as oily as the other brands I was using. I have no idea if that was a factor with my dog, but she's doing well with the food change.On a final note: my dogs enjoy the food quite a bit. It does not have an overpowering smell in storage, or while serving. I don't know if anyone cares about this necessarily, but the dogs have normal, well-formed, relatively odor-less stools on this food. I highly recommend ToTW, and will probably switch to it exclusively.

Dog-boy loves this kibble! Had to go on a trial and error search for a new product after he wound up with a nasty yeast infection in his ears and was scratching himself all over. Hours of research and reading reviews led me to this variety of the TOTW products. For him, unlike a lot of other dogs, potatoes are the culprit - doesn't matter if they are white or sweet or how low on the list of ingredients it is. This has neither potatoes nor grains. I was unable to find any other reasonably affordable product that excluded both. In combination with some topical products and benadryl, we got the ears back to peachy, and his smile came back once all the itching went away. His coat and his eyes look great. He's back to being the goofy devil dog he is.Now I am talking about pencil eraser sized kibble and a 45# dog. Doesn't matter. It's tiny and I wet it well so that it actually slows him down a bit as he normally inhales whatever is put in front of him. It tastes so good, he goes back to lick the empty bowl hours later. Planning to buy it exclusively.

My Mia is an eight pound Chihuahua and at 11 years old she is starting to have trouble eating some brands of kibble. She has no problem being able to eat Taste of the Wild and the kibble size is just right . In my opinion the kibble size is on the small size compared to other brands. Mia also has no problem with the taste as she eats all of her portion come dinner time.

We have a male French Bulldog and have fed him some pretty expensive dog foods, but they produced such a gas problem for him (and us)!! This Taste of the Wild has basically stopped that issue all together!!! I have been totally amazed in the difference it has made!!! I recommend this highly!!

Hard to find healthy small kibble dog food. Compare ingredients of this food with any of the major brands. Not loaded with grains and fillers. Been using this brand for years and it's help keep our pets healthy and full of pep. We mix this with a small amount of wet food to give our little ones some variety so they're not getting the same flavor every meal.

My family just inherited a little rat terrier mix. She’s 12 and very round because her former owner fed her snacks all the time (we found unreal amounts of snackie things all over the house when cleaning it up). So she will beg for snacks while turning her nose up at most food, even good wet food. But she loves her some Taste of the Wild Appalachian Valley Small Breed Grain-Free Recipe! The size of the bits are perfect for her. Her coat got shiny within a week of starting it. And her old friends have been telling us how trim and healthy she looks. Of course she likes it better when fed by hand and still expects frequent treats, but she eats this food happily every day.