64 reviews forWolf of Wilderness Adult "Deep Seas" Herring - Grain-Free - dog dry food

Have used different flavour of wolf of wilderness before and kibble was small enough for my jack Russell. This kibble is double the size. I don't know if the brand has changed the kibble size for all their flavours or if just this particular one is bigger

It is definitely this food that is causing my GSD a skin reaction - lots of scratching, chewing and licking paws - as have tried it twice. Other WOW flavours inc Blue River, which is also fish, are fine. Perhaps its the herring?

Excellent,top notch dry dog food,my Great Dane loves it.Cleans the bowl,nothing left.I would highly recommend all Wolf Dry Dog Foods.I now stick to this brand

There’s more chicken than fish in the ingredients.

My dog loves it, the bowl is empty after every meal.

Excellent for our dogs, tasty!

A ridiculous brand... where will you stop? You remove all the meat and fish, replace them with peas and potatoes, and it costs as much as Acana.

This food is very high quality and I mainly feed with it.

With a flavour called "deep seas", I was expecting fish-based food, not 40% chicken meat. Of course, it’s my own fault for not checking the ingredients, but I still think it’s misleading for customers. It’s also the only flavour of this food that made my dog have dodgy poos. I wouldn’t recommend it—other flavours (especially from the "soft" range) are much better and my dog doesn’t have any tummy troubles with them.

My miniature poodle has pretty much enjoyed all sorts of WoW so far. He also loves Josera Festival.

A new product and someone released a 12-kilo bag without a zip. Once opened, there's no way to close the packaging. The food goes stale and the whole room smells.

Don’t buy this product anymore. The amount of meat has been cut by almost half. The price is still the same, you’re better off buying a cheaper grain-free product. I think it’s a real shame. I’d really like an explanation as to why they did this!!!!

My dog is very particular. He’s a cancer survivor and needs to eat grain-free food, plus he’s half-wolf, half-Malinois. These are the only kibbles he can eat, no matter if we switch between turkey, chicken, or something else.