🐶 DogsWell Nutrisca Digestive Health Dry Dog Food: Protein-packed Lamb, Brown Rice & Egg Recipe for Optimal Digestion Review

is the only food my dog is not allergic to either. I have 2 Shih Tzus. I mix it with evangers buffalo, enzymes, probiotics and coconut oil. Read my review on Evagers. My dogs have sensitive stomachs and allergies. I tried different products for 2 years. All grain free, organic and non-GMO. Only this combination worked. I also made my own ear cleaner: 1 part Braggs apple cider vinegar to 2 parts water! kills yeast and bacteria.

I was hesitant to order as another reviewer also received a significantly different product, but against my better judgment I ordered it anyway. So the difference between what I buy from Revain (pictured left) and what I buy at the grocery store (pictured right) doesn't surprise me. I have a small senior dog that only has half teeth so the small grains are a big part of why I love this product so such a big difference is very disappointing. I will not order anymore.

I am considering switching from this brand. Both Dogswell freeze-dried and dry dog food show signs of quality variation, which I think raises questions about the origin of the ingredients. I have been feeding my 2 dogs this brand for the past 5 years since they were a year old. For the last 6 months dry lamb/chickpea formula has been offered in various kibble sizes and has been contaminated with other unidentifiable parts which are clearly NOT part of the formula. I am careful about what I feed

I used to love this food and so did my dogs. It's been great for all three, as well as all the dogs I've raised. Recently my poodle stopped eating it. I thought she was just being picky but I contacted the company and in fact they changed the formula. They also receive ingredients from other countries. You don't say where, but I'm guessing China. That wasn't the case a few years ago. I asked them about it at the time because their treats had been recalled several times due to ingredients from…

I have a bichon who is almost twelve years old and has had problems with itching for most of his life, he was constantly scratching and biting his skin, I had no idea this was the food I was giving him, although it was very high quality feed, it still contained various grains to which he was allergic, I heard from his hairdresser about all the people who advised me to switch to his feed for Nutriska because it does not contain grain and potatoes, I I don't know that he had problems with yeast…

My dog's absolute favorite! He was never officially tested for allergies, just seemed to scratch and lick his paws a lot. He also picked at his old food and left a small trail of food out of his bowl which he didn't want. His vet recommended we change the food. I chose this food because of the high protein content and the absence of corn and gluten. At the same time, the price is acceptable (compared to analogues). My dog stopped licking after the switch and I realized he must have really hated