🦃 Annamaet Rejuvenate Senior Formula: Grain-Free Dry Dog Food with Fresh Silver Carp and Turkey Review

We were very impressed with this brand. The quality is great and the taste has our picky pup begging for food! I love that this brand allows me to feed our two dogs the same food. Sometimes we can and sometimes we can't, depending on ingredients or personal preference. Our puppies are rotationally fed and this seems to keep their interest much better which is very important to us as we have one that is actually losing weight. This is a great brand and so far they love everything they have tried

My dog loves this Annamaet senior food. He approved of the smell from the bag before serving and wouldn't stop breathing while tasting a plate of it. Sounds crispy enough. It's made from carp so I was wondering if it would stink but it just smelled nice and didn't stink much. The expiry date is 9 months from the delivery date, which is normal. The ingredients are healthy and I'm excited to try a good senior food for my 10 year old dog that he seems to like. The vet told me I didn't need to use…

This review is from Annamaet Grain-Free Re-Juvenate Senior Formula dry dog food (fresh silver carp and 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 silver carp, turkey meal, green peas and lentils. I like to see…

I started adding this to my older dog's diet about a week ago and without diving into the nutrient list the effect was obvious and quick. He is more enthusiastic about his food, seems to have more energy and his current yeast issues have gotten much better. His skin is less flaky and he seems much happier. Annamaet is expensive dog food for a reason. If like many of us you depend on dry food but are concerned about inferior ingredients, then this dog food is worth every penny. The ingredients…

We were given this piece to try on our older Doberman and she was hooked on it. While our younger Doberman likes it too, she doesn't really like it because the adult dog doesn't like to share it when we open a new bag, but still we rarely see the kind of reaction we get from this brand. No dog seems to get tired and the bowl is empty quickly after you put it down. Although it's a bit pricey I have to say it's worth it, especially if you have an adult dog. Our dog's appetite, it seems to be…

Bought for my friend's dogs (one of them is older) to complement another food. At first none of the dogs ate it but after about three minutes three of them tasted it but two left. This meal was warmly received. They will be reluctant to eat it when it is mixed with other foods and they have no choice. Croquettes are beautiful, round, medium in size, like the tip of an eraser. The ingredients are good except for the lentils, peas and potatoes - see my note below. The first ingredients: silver…

Both of my Great Pyrenees will eat anything so my first thoughts on taste are about the same as with most dog foods. They love dry food and will eat anything I give them. I tried it in a 1:4 ratio with her regular food and taste wise it was a winner for her. They didn't hesitate to eat it with their usual preparation and tried to reach into the bag to get some as a reward. I have larger dogs and it's important that they get a high protein formula. At 33%, this is a very high content and also…