My dog has been picky with food lately, but he loves the Wilderness Duck Dog Treats. Did anyone try them first and then have their dog enjoy the food?
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My dog loves both, she's not been exposed to too many types of food however. Unless your dog has a special need that requires that it be fed on a specific schedule then I would suggest leaving the food down for half an hour and picking it up. Eaten or not. Your dog will get hungry enough to eat. It may seem a bit harsh, but it works (most of the time). If your dog doesn't eat for a few days then feed it, don't want any suffering, but you may need to see a vet at that point to address why your dog will not eat certain foods.
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We just put the dog food down and leave it. Each dog has his/her own dish and eat at will. This seems to work well for us. They get very few treats. The Staffordshire bull terrier and the Papillon both eat the same kind of dog food. I have changedthe flavor at different times. We have tried the duck, salmon and the chicken. Both dogs doing well.
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My dog loves it. At the same time please note, I have a lab, who are food motivated all the time. He will eat what ever comes his way. I also mix some left over yolk, apples and yam in the food. He wipes the bowl clean.
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This issue seems to be from 2012 and not a recent problem. I can tell you that the bag of Taste of the Wild I ordered within the last 5 weeks has been fine. My dogs have not experienced any digestive issues and in fact, love it and are doing very well on it. Googling Taste of the Wild and Salmonella will bring you several articles--but, none are more recent than May of 2012. I feel confident in recommending this product to anyone, now...
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Mine is a French Bulldog, I have tried every imaginable dog food out there and was at one time cooking duck for her. But her all time favorite food is Mighty Dog. I haven't seen any crystals since using this product, I highly recommend it.
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Yes!!! They used to be USA but no more! Don't buy them from here! There is a woman on eBay who makes USA made and sourced duck jerky I get for my dog
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Too funny, but my dog just thinks they are another treat, although they do not work so great on him. Hope that helps.
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Funny as I saw the same items in my last visit to pet store the other day. I looked at both ingredients and I guess if your pooch is a Green Tea drinker go with that. My dogs never seem to ask for Green Tea. Sounds like pure marketing to me.
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I have honestly never tasted this food myself, however my dogs have been eating it for years and seem to like it fine. This IS great dog food though, and my dogs are incredibly healthy. If you want your dog to eat the food, I would "jazz it up" with some yogurt, coconut oil, or my pups personal favorite mushroom gravy. For the mushroom gravy, I mix MUSH (link below) with a little water and put it on their food; they go crazy for it. http://www.amazon.com/MUSH-Medicinal-Mushroom-Blend-gram/dp/B0048Z9DSS/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1397065804&sr=8-7&keywords=mush
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Yes! My dogs love them. These are the only special treats they get because I don't trust all the others are safe.
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Well, I haven't personally tasted it but my dog seems to love it flavor or not!
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I include the DGP pills in Willie's treat bowl along with cut up apples and carrots and add a dab of peanut butter on top of the pills. I would think adding them to moist dog food would work just fine. I always check to make sure he has taken the pills. They actually smell good - so never have had him spit them out.
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**NO LONGER MADE IN THE USA!!!*** Hey guys -- a quick head's up. I used to purchase this product for my dogs because I confirmed directly with the company that the duck was raised and processed in the US. I noticed on my last couple of packages that there was no longer a "made in the USA" sticker so wrote to them again today to find out if this was just an oversight. Following is the text of the email response I received. Needless to say, I will need to find another place to get treats for my dogs: "The current stock we have is currently not from the US, it is from a different manufacturer. The duck is from China, but it is FDA tested and approved. We unfortunately lost our old manufacturer. We are very close in getting a new manufacturer that makes the duck in USA. We know our customers would prefer that. We apologize for this inconvenience."
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I'm not familiar with Blue's Wildlife, so can only say that I was happy with Orijen's dry food. I have since changed to Honest Kitchen dehydrated food and would recommend it, if you are looking for a change. My Pup has lost weight and no longer has gas. Love it
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I personally love it! It ranks very high on my list in terms of quality. I feed it to my German Shepherd (with s very sensitive stomach) and my Patterdale Terrier. Both love it and do great on it.
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I had the same problem with "Wilderness". It am unsure what they call the "bits" in this food, but my dogs stopped eating this product, too, even though I LOVE IT. They don't like the flavor, even though the food is excellent for them. The grain-free / gluten-free aspect really helped my dogs' energy levels, playfulness, and overall "brightness" of appearance. I switched to another gluten-free brand, with the same positive results, and both dogs like the flavor much more.
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I switch among the flavors as long as it's made by the same company. My dogs don't seem to get sick or have any adverse reactions. I think they like the variety :)
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I use the duck meat because my dog has an autoimmune issue. Duck is very anti-inflamatory and the lack of grains help maintain his health. I combine this with vegetables and more lean meat for a very satisfying meal.
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My dogs love the peanut/honey and the yogurt/apple. They both have a nice smell- like a cookie. My son actually tasted the yogurt/apple ones... Weird. He said it was not bad but not very sweet. Lol My dogs say they are awesome! I like that they don't cause gut issues and they don't stink like fake meat.