Review on 🐶 Enhanced Nutrient Density in Rachael Ray Nutrish Grain-Free PEAK Dry Dog Food (Packaging May Vary) by Angel Harris

I have two puppies, a nine year old lab mix my princess named Greta and a two year old boxer mix named Wilbur my baby. Yes, you guessed it, they are ROTTEN. Ha ha. Both. And of course they think they have the right to bite off everything I eat. But that's not good for them, that's what their pieces are for, which I always mix with a can of wet food that I split in between. But they hate their dog food. If I could return all the dog pellets and canned food I put in the compost in my backyard I would probably have a supply of food for a few years. At least it takes a few years. So I always buy something new, always in smaller bags despite the extra price as they usually tear open the first few bowls of something new before throwing it away and look at me like I'm crazy when I put the third bowl on them. There is. Last month I decided to try Rachel Ray Nutrish Peak in a red bag. I think it was beef flavored but I could be wrong. However, when I sat down at this third bowl, this time it was like turning a drill, for here a great miracle really happened. you ate it And the fourth and the fifth and the sixth plate to the very end of the bag. They liked it. WOW! Of course I then had to try a different bag, so I crossed my fingers and clicked and the Southern Wetlands flavor was next. I mean, we live on the Gulf Coast after all, so choosing this particular flavor seemed natural. And damn, they eat it too. Wonderful. So yes, five stars for the taste. My brother-in-law actually tastes the food he buys for his dog. No thank you. My super picky puppies are all I need for a taste test to prove they deserve all five. If they eat it and they like it, then you will like it. And five stars for value for money, because dog food makes compost expensive!