Review on 🐶 Under the Sun Premium Canidae Dog Food: Grain Free, Single Animal Protein Recipe for All Life Stages, with Fruits and Vegetables by Brooke Watts

Forgive me for being a bit harsh, but to tell the difference in a dog food you have to observe its effect on the dog. I have two tea poodles and I'm constantly looking for the best food. The size and texture of the pellets are suitable for small dogs that sometimes have dental problems. They can chew their food, but chewing is not difficult for an older dog. The biggest difference I notice is the poop part. My Benny (see photo) went for a morning walk and really got his skinny little legs (see same photo) shaking trying to throw an F. He'll cover the perimeter of the yard, and he'll get lucky jumping an inch or so. It was so sad. No more stress with this feed, and instead of dark, bulky balls of droppings, it provides nature with a reliable supply of processed nutrients that is not too wet, not too dry. If you're traveling outside of our secure defecation area, you'll be pleased to know that any deposited Baby Ruth or cocktail sausages can be easily ingested without leaving any nasty marks. We'll buy it as long as the boys like it.