Wolf of Wilderness "Scarlet Sunrise" Salmon & Tuna - Grain-Free - dog dry food

With one of my two German Shepherds being intolerant to grains, I have no more problems. Silky fur

Unfortunately, this new recipe is really bad, Loki hardly wants to eat it. Even the texture and colour of the dry food have changed compared to before. The packaging is no longer resealable, which is also a negative. We've been ordering this brand for years and never had any problems, but now we're considering switching because we feel the quality has dropped a lot, even though the food isn't exactly cheap.

Dog still likes it, but his coat is getting worse, tummy is tense, and his stools are soft. Less meat and more fillers. If zooplus doesn’t have any of the old recipes that worked well for my dogs anymore, I’ll switch to better food. Sadly, that means no more Wolf of Wilderness for us.

I used this brand for several years, but after they changed the recipe, my 5-year-old Border Collie, who is perfectly healthy, started drinking a lot more water and scratching around his tail. He never had any problems with food before, and I always switched him gradually from one variety to another.

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, whether we switch between turkey, chicken, or something else.

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The formula itself is excellent: I bought them for my little dog’s unspecified food intolerance. With these, she no longer has any sensitivity BUT: I can’t give them to her whole because they’re really hard. If she eats them whole, she throws them up after a whole day! I have to grind them up with the food processor and then she eats them without any issues. I tried soaking them in boiling water, but to get them soft they need to soak for almost 48 hours!