Taste Of The Wild

Whist I understand the comments in the previous review about feeding a raw diet it is not always an option for a lot of dog owners myself included. I was looking for the best kibble for my dog and am very happy with this food. It smells so good I am tempted to try a bit and my dog who was a fussy eater simply loves it. Only drawback is the short use by date.

Hi all...I'm from Colorado, USA...but recently joined your group. Sorry...but any of these commercially manufactured kibbles, are NOT premium dog foods. Dogs/cats are carnivores...and as such...need to eat a species appropriate raw diet. Raw meat, raw meaty bones, some small amounts of raw organ meats...and some green tripe.

You won't see wolves, the wild dogs of Africa, the Dingos of Australia or any wild carnivore hunting for grains , potatoes, cooked foods and artificial supplements in their foods. I have been RAW feeding my pack of Australian Shepherds for almost 17 YEARS. My vet bills are practically non-existent now...unlike our years of super premium dog food feeding days. The difference in the puppies is AMAZING. Strong and upright shortly after birth...

Please check out the book: Work Wonders, by Australian veterinarian, Dr. Tom Lonsdale. It is a simple concept with much common sense involved. No need to feed a cooked-to-death ration for our beloved pets... HTH, Connie

We are big fans of Taste Of The Wild because we think it is so important to give your dog the best food available as it has such an impact on a dog's health and wellbeing. The ingredients are first class with no fillers and additive free and my dog is calm with a great coat - what more can you ask?