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Technical Details
- Made with real roasted meats
- Supplemented with fruits and vegetables
- delivers natural antioxidants to protect
Product Description
Diamond Taste of the Wild High Prairie Canine with Roasted Bison & Venison 15 Lb.Similar Products
Customer Reviews
2010-10-02
By James Dilport (Brecksville, Oh. USA)
I have new 72lb mixed 1.5 year old pup, who was losing hair at age 1. I read on the internet that he may be allergic to his food and may need more protein in his diet. So I started him on this food, and one 3mg melatonin, and 1 salmon fish oil tablet and he is absolutely beautiful now. His hair is shinny and he is real healthy. Now my old 15 year old dog Grizzly is a 100 lb Rottweiler & Golden Retriever mix, he is the best dog I ever had. The vet said he has lived more then twice the normal age for his breeds. Well Grizzly is also on this food and his hair is shinny, I also give him 2 to 3 Dasuquin tablets a day, and he can still get up 2 steps in to our house.
I highly recommend this food.
2010-07-18
By R. Clancy (Florida)
Our dog was put on a "special diet" years ago (he is 9), as a result of constant diarrhea and skin problems. The vet
put him on Iam's, which helped with the symptoms, but he always acted as if he was starved. The Taste of the Wild changed
all that. He is healthy, active, and satisfied with this food. No diarrhea ever, great consistent bowel movements, good coat and no bad breath.
2010-05-22
By Brandy Hewitt
After adopting my German Shepard/Husky mix I noticed he had an allergy to the dog food his Vet. and Humane society recommended.Can dogs be allergic to grain? So I immediately did research. Ordered a sample pack and he LOVED IT! So I ordered a bag in 2009, and now I ONLY buy this product for his food. His coat is glossy, his teeth clean, and his body is so lean. He was under weight when we adopted him and now he's at a good weight, active and loving his food. I also noticed the change in the recipe, but I didn't tell him. A GREAT PRODUCT for those who want to feed their dogs REAL food. Dogs don't need all that extra grain, Brewers Rice, Corn Gluten Meal, Oat Meal, Whole Grain Wheat...THERE'S your FAT---THERE'S the ingredients your dogs DON'T NEED. I totally recommend this product.
2010-04-08
By Eric Lopez (Tampa, FL)
First of all I would like to say that my puppy LOVES this food! I have a 4 month old Lhasa Apso and he licks his bowl well after he has finished eating. When I first got him the breeder had him on Purina Puppy Chow. The first thing I wanted to do was to switch him to a high quality, no grain diet and after alot of research and reviews,Taste of The Wild always came on top(dollar wise). After the switch I immediately noticed a difference in my puppy.His coat is starting to shine and is sooooo soft to the touch. He has so much energy now and he has less eye discharge and less ear odor(due to being allergic to the Puppychow). My only problem I have with this product is when I went to my local pet store to buy him a 15lb bag. I immediately saw on the bag "Now made with Purified Water and More Bison" and I thought to myself; "wow they made it better", but after reading the ingredients boy was I wrong. They might have added more bison but they totally eliminated venison from the list. Venison was the second ingredient but now its lamb meal. What once this dog food had four meat products as its main ingredients(Bison, venison, lamb meal, chicken meal) now has three(Bison, lamb meal, chicken meal). More bison or not the exclusion of venison takes away some of the "wildness" of the formula in my opinion. Sure it still has roasted venison down the list but it just that, DOWN the list. In my opinion they've downgraded the formula but are still charging the same price and I am a little concerned by that. I emailed the company for more info on the "New Formula" before I buy the bag and will post an update soon.
UPDATE!
Just received an email regrading the formula change by the company;
Dear Eric,
"Thank you for your inquiry. I'm glad that your puppy has been doing so well on the Taste of the Wild High Prairie. The formula had to be changed because an adequate supply of quality venison was not available. The change is relatively minor with the venison being replaced with bison, already a part of the recipe. I would not expect you to notice a difference with your puppy. However, if you still have some of the food in the previous bag, I would mix the food from both bags for a few days to avoid any potential issues. If you do not have any food from the previous bag, you could add some plain nonfat yogurt to your puppy's diet for a few days to help prevent any issues. I usually recommend 1 tablespoon per 25 pounds body weight".
Sincerely,
--
Melissa Brookshire, DVM
Just to let you guys know that the formula change might cause some minor stomach issues so adjust accordantly.
2009-04-12
By James Wire (Stranded In, Iowa United States)
Loki eats it with great relish, he cleans the bowl each time he is fed, twice daily. The reason we tried this was based on the vet's suggestion we vary the primary source of protein in his diet. This seems to meet the bill handily. We are anxious to try some of the other recipes.
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