🐶 Four-Star Chicken a La Veg Dog Food by Fromm, 5 lb Review

My dog loves this food. I have a Maltese and she has been eating it ever since I switched her to it after purchasing it. She is now 2 and very healthy. She likes to eat it. However, she is not too excited like she ignores it when I put it to her. Maybe she's just picky, I don't know, but she eats it after a while lol. She loves it, but she doesn't love it (although I don't want to blame the brand for that because it's like most dog food). Although the ingredients are very good. would recommend.

I've tried a few different brands and my picky Chihaw refuses to eat any of them unless she's starving. I usually have to boil boiled chicken to make sure it eats well. With this food she finally eats regularly throughout the day. I'll leave her bowl full in the morning when she calms down nicely. She comes to eat morning, afternoon and sometimes late at night. It's usually empty at the end of the day. Great product, will definitely try other options.

Well I didn't get my dog to try any of these. I've had it for about a week and she hasn't even touched a single piece of food so I think I wasted my money on this. My niece told me her cat really liked the cat products and I have one in four cats that she really likes. Quite expensive but you should try and most companies don't just make sample bags or they have to buy 3 pounds or more and if your animals don't like the food you are left with 3 pounds of food that no one will eat. There is. If…

I have been a loyal Fromm customer for many years. She has had Fromm since my dog was a puppy (and she's about 13 now, so that's a long time ago), and although we've mixed up recipes from time to time, she loves chicken and it even works wonders for her. at an older age. She hasn't touched her bowl in the past few days. She will eat a few pieces but leave most of them untouched. It wasn't until I emptied her last pocket that I saw MERCURY was there. V.EY. FOOD. Metal flakes and some congealed…

This is one of the few dog foods that my VERY picky miniature poodle will actually eat. I got her when she was 10 years old, when her taste was already established and she was fed from the previous owner's plate all her life. At first I tried to cook her food, but home-cooked chicken and rice were too greasy for her, and she got a boil. My vet convinced me that a balanced dry dog food is MUCH better because this breed is prone to diabetes and it would be healthier for them. But Sweety wanted…