Annamaet Grain Free Sustain Line Caught Free Range Dogs Review

It takes a lot of effort to get 5 stars for dog food from me. The only ones I give 5 stars are dog foods that are human grade, meaning they are safe for human consumption. But I think it's a good dog food. I love that meat (cod) is listed as the first ingredient and turkey is listed as the second ingredient in this dog food. The ingredient list looks pretty good overall with vitamins, minerals, lactic acid bacteria, turmeric, and other health benefits. The fat content is at least 13%, which is…

This review is for Annamaet Grain-Free Sustain Formula dry dog food (cod and free range turkey). I have a large boxer/german shepherd mix and as he gets older he gets very picky about the food he eats. We decided to try this dog food for her and she loves it. Usually she likes toppers or wet food added to her dry food and this time it was the same. She doesn't love him enough to just eat. The first ingredients are cod, turkey flour, lentils, sweet potatoes and green peas. I like to see these…

I bought this food for my Belgian Malinois who is often itchy. I know dogs often get itchy because of the ingredients in their diet, often chicken/beef/cereals. I feed this particular bitch grain free with fish for protein and she is no longer itchy and her coat and skin are beautiful. I like to try different brands of dog food to see what he likes and what works best for his digestion, he loves this food and since using this food he hasn't had any stomach problems at all. I love that it's made

If you have to use ready made dog food and pellets (and many of us should), two brands I absolutely love are Annamaet and Honest Kitchen. I have tried different flavors of Annamaet food for my senior bitch as she has become more picky about food. It transitions beautifully to him and until I change the flavor to pique his interest, with no digestive issues. He also has skin problems and his digestive system can't cope with the sudden changes. Annamaet's Sustain flavor is made with Alaskan cod…

Happy with cod and turkey (IMHO only turkey would be even better) at the top of the ingredient list. However, the following ingredients cause me some concern. Lentils, green peas, and pea protein isolate add protein, and I would prefer the protein to come from meat and/or egg sources. It's impossible to tell how much of the protein in this food comes from cod and turkey. There is a possible link between legumes (as well as potatoes and sweet potatoes) and dilated cardiomyopathy in dogs. See FDA

Dogs and cats tried to pry it open before I could put it in the bowls. I have two Great Pyrenees guarding livestock. They also make great family pets and require constant attention. However, due to a food allergy suspected by the vet, their skin has become scaly and they burrow a lot. A few months ago I switched to grain-free products with great results, so I wanted to try other flavors and brands. So far it's a hit at my house. Even the cats tried to help get into the bag. It's more expensive…

I got this for two of my girlfriend's dogs to supplement with other food. Sophie ate it, but Sadie initially refused, but then got used to this piece. They deteriorate when hand fed (see photo). The croquettes are dark in color and round in shape. First Ingredients: Cod, Turkey Meal, Lentils, Sweet Potatoes, Green Peas, Pea Protein Isolate, Tapioca, Chicken Fat (Preserved With Mixed Tocopherols), Sunflower Oil, Natural Flavor, Dried Cranberries, Dried Blueberries, Dried Chicory Root, Turmeric.…