Wolf of Wilderness Adult "Oak Woods" – Wild Boar - dog dry food

My both dogs like all sorts of Wolf of wilderness and they both look good and have no digestion problems. Already one year with this brand and can only recommend.

After my Rottie not eating his food for 2 week I gave him this today and he "wolfed" it down!

My French Bulldog is quite fussy with dry food won't usually eat it unless it's got something else on it but he loves this food, he will happily eat it on its own

I’ve tried several different fried foods, but always one liked it and the other didn’t. With Wild if Wilderness they both love it, especially the Wild Hills variety.

Not all food agrees with my lab but she thoroughly enjoys this and it is not upsetting her stomach. The variety is great too.

My 12 old GSD is getting very fussy about food but since changing to Wolf of the Wilderness she eats with no coaxing and her health is improving as a result

sent by zooplus as a new customer trial thank you gift .. i will be ordering more in the future as Midge can be very picky and loves these little biscuits. My pug refuses but she is very fussy with anything hard she has to chew .. not a biscuit lover unless it's scottish shortbread haha.

Our vizsla is a fussy eater but he’s stuck with wolf od wilderness for months now and loves it! The trial pack is ideal to mix up flavours and keep it interesting for him.

We normally feed Orijen, Acana, or Taste of the Wild, but for the price and ingredients, this looked like a great value. Well, that has been proven the case! Our Sheltie LOVES the food, eats it dry and alone without any fuss. He also likes variety, so I hope this mixed trial pack stays available for a long time as he gets bored of one flavour. His coat and eyes look great, he has lots of energy, and his poos are tiny and firm. Couldn't recommend enough, it can't be beat at this price point!

My cocker spaniels are not fussy but had started to turn their nose up at Burns which they'd had for years. They love the 'wolfie' biscuits and all flavours

My two Shar Peis are very enthusiastic about all the flavours but did put on weight due to the fat content %. They now get half the recommended feeding amount of either Green Fields, Sunny Glade or Wild Boar (Slightly less fat content than the duck and salmon ones) and mix with Nutro Light Lamb & Rice for their meals. A noticeable result. Weights are back where they should be and maintaining, and the dogs still love their meals.

It’s a relief to finally find a grain free food that my 3 German Shepherds will all eat most of the time, 1 is very picky & eventually turned her nose up at raw. They all have a great coat & skin. The bag Is easy to open & has a great zip lock top

Betty my Boxer loves this food, coat and eyes shine and she looks a picture of health. Very digestible kibble that she loves. She has no problem with any of the varieties loves them all.

I am a whippet and I have a friend who is a wired hair fox terrier. My Dad introduced us to Wolf of the Wilderness, they are scrumptious we love them. We have another friend Trixie a Miniature Schnauzer she also likes the biscuits. Not just for Wolves !!

I think this food range is excellent, very good ingredients, nice packaging with fresh sealant and reasonable price per kg. Unfortunately my dog does not really enjoy it, but that's just him. He is fussy with ALL food, haven't found one yet that he wolves down. I'll try other flavours of this brand because it's really good quality.

I have a French bulldog and a pug. My frenchy has a grain intolerance and my pug seems to have a chicken intolerance. I have tried almost all dry dog foods that you can get in the UK and this bay far is the best brand. The whites of their eyes are clear and bright, their ears are healthy and their coat is thicker and shinier (the pug even sheds less). They have fewer stools which are always hard and easy to pick up and most importantly they love it. I tend to buy a variety of each flavour and rotate between them so they don't get sick of it. If you haven't tried this food already I would definitely give it a go.

I have a bedlington terrier (7) who is extremely fussy with itchy paws and ears, and a whippet x greyhound (4) who will eat anything and is very healthy overall. I've gone through more brands of dog food than I could count with them both, as it had to be a good jasper will try. In comes Wolf of Wilderness! It's like a switch has been flicked! They both scoff their breakfast and tea like I've never seen before (jasper just wouldn't eat some days, he would turn his nose up at all food except human) but now they can't get enough of it! Thank you Zooplus for the excellent deals and economy packs 😁 It means I can get my dogs a high quality food with high meat content and it doesn't cost the earth!

The treats stopped tasting good after a few weeks.

Reducing the fresh meat content from at least 40% to just 26% while keeping the price the same is just blatant rip-off! I don't even want to know what kind of fillers they're using to make up the difference.

Up until now, both myself and my dog were happy with the product. The big food bag was really easy to handle thanks to the zip closure. The food stayed fresh even after opening the pack. But some “clever” manager must have wanted to save 10 cents per 12kg bag. Now you have to tear or cut the bags open and can’t reseal them. It smells and dries out. Unfortunately, I still have 3 bags left and it annoys me every time I see them. I’ll be switching to a different product. The dog will eat other food too.

Beware of the new recipe, it's really best avoided as there's less meat and they've padded it out with more potatoes for the same price!

Too bad there's chicken in this again. I won't be ordering this anymore. My own mistake, but you get annoyed by the big letters saying 'wild boar'—turns out it's only 8% wild boar and 41% CHICKEN. And then you have a puppy who's allergic to chicken. Pfttt

Tray empties

The dogs really like it