🐶 Nulo Adult Trim Weight Management Dry Dog Food: Grain Free, Low Carb Kibble for a Healthy Weight Review

My dog was overweight, always hungry and looking for treats. I fed her a combination of regular Nulo and Natural Balance Synergy. She has a Sheltie mix and started sorting her food leaving her least favorite (Natural Balance) of the two 5 star products until she was really hungry. I tried the Nulo diet food, gradually replacing her least favorite food. She is so happy with the nulo diet combined with regular nulo. I also notice that she seems happier and doesn't ask for as many treats. I hope…

I needed a very low fat diet for my senior Boston Terrier and I finally found it! It's very low in fat and my picky eater gobbles it up without hesitation (I also put it in water in the fridge to soften it for him because he can't chew anymore). Since he is low in fat, I feed him more than the recommended amount because my goal is not for him to lose weight and if I didn't he would feel hungry a few hours after eating. I also give him a raw apple, carrot or sweet potato at lunchtime to help him

I have two Shelties, one has an iron stomach and the other has a sensitive stomach. They have been eating Nutro for over a year and have done very well. I wanted to try Nulo because I've heard good things about their weight management products. My findings are consistent with other reviews I've read. My dogs liked the food. But after about 2 days (2 feedings every day) my sensitive stomach dog had very loose stools and another dog vomited. The first time this happened when I took the dogs to…

I started using this product 10 months ago because I needed a food my dog would love, she is allergic to grains, beef. Poultry etc so fish was what she needed but she also needed to have almost no fat which is in this product. My dog is almost 12 years old and developed chronic, almost fatal pancreatitis a year ago. The vet told me about Nulo because I'm doing everything in my power to keep her from having a seizure. Trying to find a dog food that was non-veterinary approved and virtually…