I feed this to my two dogs. They are healthy and everyone comments on the healthy, shining coats.

Pros: easily digested, beautiful coats

Cons: still has some allergans (wheat) in it

We get this food donated to the shelter. We always mix several different foods together in one big tub. We try and pick a good food with more natural things in it and a then a medium of the road food, and a low end food. This is a high end food in my opinion.

The dogs love the taste and we like that it is good for them.

Talk to your vet if you are not sure what to feed your dog as each dog and cat are different.

Pros: taste good

Cons: price

I have used this with my own and foster animals from the shelter. It has helped with their coat and help with their digestive system. I know it can be costly but for the love of your pet use what is best for them. I can't say anything negative about this product since I want my pets ( additional family members ) to be with me for as long as they can be, and I would do anything for them. I use products for my children that help them strive and my pets are just as important.

Pros: It has helped with many foster pets to make healthy

Cons: can be costly

My guys love it! It agrees with their stomaches and their coats look great!

Pros: Dogs and I are both happy with it

Cons: Cost

This stuff is crap. You might as well feed your dog from the local dumpsters; at least that way you won't be wasting any money. Made with lots of ingredients that dogs can't process. You will be able to gag on the smell of your dog's poop from half a football field away. You will also have to feed your dog twice the amount you would of a good food. That means, you'll be picking up twice the poop. And it's really NASTY poop, too.

It upsets me that vets push this garbage. They should know better. They sign contracts to push it and they get kickbacks (whether monetary or supplies depends) for spreading that crap around.

Pros: Cheap

Cons: No nutrition whatsoever; vets push it because of contracts