Review on 🐶 Annamaet Senior Dry Dog Food - Lamb, Whitefish, and Millet Recipe by Crystal Velar

Finally, a dry dog food that a picky lab tech ate without hesitation! We have spent and spent thousands on various dry dog foods to give our dog a quick feed in the morning hours and to help keep their teeth healthy, all of which pretty much fails and is only eaten after it has been in their bowl for more than 2 years left were days when she finally realized she was starving. I didn't like how she was starving so I started feeding her cooked or canned wet food twice a day for a while until a few months ago it got too full and I started feeding her vital crunchy Mimi feathers which she loves, but when you're feeding a 45 lb dog, $29-31 per pound of food (7 servings if we feed her once a day), plus her canned dinner, etc., it all adds up very fast, since it's been about 2 years since we tried kibble, I decided to try this kibble; The £5 price isn't bad so not much to lose if she doesn't like it, the ingredients aren't that bad, they include fish (I like having a source of fish in one of her two daily meals for her skin and aging joints ), this is for the elderly, so I hoped the granules were not hard as stone, and also the size of the granules looked appropriate, not small and not too big. To my surprise she ate it straight away, she even ate the medium and large versions of the chicken I was given! I'm hoping the crunchy parts and ingredients/formula of this older version stay the same for a while because I've decided to keep getting these, signed up and have already saved up to £12. This is a great deal for a good meal without the peas/beans galore that other brands seem to love. A cup costs over 300 calories, so you don't have to feed too much in a day. Our girl now gets 120 grams (just over a cup) every morning, raw feet, freeze dried chicken neck for afternoon tea and she usually goes past wet high protein cans or vomit at night... and she's a happy, healthy girl now. , no problems with poop. We're adding 2 salmon gummies and a crushed arthritis tablet because what's in these kibbles is NOT enough for dogs let alone elderly people with joint problems.