Purina Pro Plan High Protein, Gravy Adult Wet Dog Food - Pack of 12, 13 oz. Cans Review

but my dog loves this wet food. I mix it with Purina Pro dry food. She is very happy and enthusiastic about this food. She has a stable and healthy weight. Since switching to Purina Pro, she has had no diarrhea or other weight issues. This is a good price, comparable to Chewy. Overall, I highly recommend the Purina Pro plan for your dog.

I had a problem with my dog licking his parts excessively to the point of reddening and bleeding. I switched her food to this brand, wet and dry, and the problem went away. I am very happy with it. I used to give my dog half a glass with meals but this is the best quality and now I only give her 1/3 so while it's more expensive it goes a little further.

Not Grain Free, Not Healthy, Not Cheap. Instead, buy canned foods like Purina One because they're grain-free and have limited ingredients. It's chewy, mostly corn and cornmeal, plus unspeakable chemicals and fake flavors if you read the ingredients. NOT nutritious and causes skin allergies in many dogs. Grain-free canned foods might cost a few dollars more, but save a lot more money on vet bills.

We have been feeding our 3 Great Danes Purina Pro Plan wet food for a year and a half. We mix 4 cans with their dry food daily. I noticed the package changed about a month ago and I needed to investigate. My mistake. Our two blue dogs had very bad loose stools, our black dog didn't have it that bad. At first they told me it was worms. $80 treatment and it didn't solve the problem. The last straw was the awakening of 5 large piles on the floor of our house. After 4 days without Purina, her…

My two dogs, a labrador and a cavalier, have diarrhea with this specific taste. When this first happened, I added new vitamins. So I wasn't sure who was to blame. So I tried a different flavor with no problem and the vitamins stayed the same. So I tried another version of the same beef flavor with veggies. and again both dogs had diarrhea at the same time. Why this taste, no idea. we switched to Prurina Beef/ris with no problems. I'm just writing this for the sake of it, if others have the same

Purina reported that the look of this wet dog food jar has changed, but they forgot to say if the ingredients and flavor have changed. My dogs have been eating and loving this product for several years but with the change in flavor and ingredients my dogs will no longer eat this dog food. The beef used to be in a dark brown sauce, but now it's not. Purina also changed the lamb and turkey varieties, but dogs still won't eat those varieties. Dog food stinks when opened. I will never buy it again.

My vet explained to me that Purina has years of research behind their dog food. Yes, there are designer dog foods that can be beneficial for a healthy dog as well. But I've gone through periods where certain human vitamin supplements have been advertised as good for health. And I've spent a lot of money hoping to benefit my health. Further studies on their effectiveness were unsuccessful. I want to say that Purina is a company that has been in this business for many years. There has only been…

I have been buying this product for years and it looks very meaty and my dog loves it. But this time it looked different. It says "new packaging". The picture on the packaging didn't look good and it was made with more veggies and sauce. Of course, I not only compared the two glasses, but also their contents. As you can see, the product is diluted with a lot of sauce and greens. I assume the picture on the box has been changed so people are not surprised when they receive the product. It's time

Well this food didn't work for my dog, to say the least. He is a senior laboratory technician and sometimes no longer cares about his dry food. I've found that adding a few tablespoons of wet food to his food gets him excited. The two brands I had previously used were well tolerated but he was getting bored with them so I went looking for something else. This canned wet food had really good reviews and ate its dry food with no problems, so I pulled the trigger. If you think like this…