🐶 Premium Grain-Free ORIJEN Puppy Dry Dog Food: High Protein Formula with Fresh and Raw Animal Ingredients for Large Breeds Review

That expensive bag of food can become very, very expensive if you give it to your puppy without knowing for sure if he is allergic to anything. In just one week my 11 month old beagle has had to be hospitalized 4 times (>$1000) with allergic reactions to this food because it contains too many different types of proteins. Most puppy foods are simpler combinations like chicken and rice. Also, he didn't even like the taste and would eat literally anything - he's a beagle, after all. I'm sure…

I am a K-9 handler who works with quality large breed dogs, so I use quality food. This Orijen is a very, very rich dog food, in my opinion too rich and many dogs cannot tolerate it. I have tried this food 3 times over the course of 7 years with 3 different dogs, each introduced at 2-3 months of age. Each time this feed was introduced very gradually, at a rate of about 20% every three days, until it reached 100% after about 10 days. In each period, increasing every three days, the story was the

I've been using this dog food for my 18 month old black labrador for about a year now. I switched to this because based on my research I thought it was the best out there. He just didn't eat well, and if you're familiar with the labs, they never had a problem with the food. He had terrible diarrhea to the point where he would stay in his kennel at night and wake me up at 2am. This went on for about 5 days so I took him to the vet, they did a test and couldn't figure out what was wrong with him.