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Natural Healthy Adult Dog Food

Our mid size dog did not immediately take to this food. She picked through the dish for about a week during transition. However, once we switched over entirely, she consumed the food without hesitation. Nugget size may have been a little large for her at first from what we can tell- but she got over it. We now find she consumes this food at the same rate of previous foods. We also noticed no difference in her digestion/bowel movements and the consistency of her stool movement is solid, little smell, and easy to pickup- all good signs. 
Without getting into hyper-technical detail (you can read ingredients in product listing), the ingredients listing of this food is very good and considered top quality by any standard. You will also appreciate the bag design since it is sturdy and resealable to keep the food fresh.
Not the best for smaller dogs
The nutritional elements in this are better than most grocery store pet foods, but not the very highest end either. More of an issue for me were the large kibbles. Not that my relatively small dogs couldn’t eat them, but they required a lot more work than smaller kibbles and left tons of crumbs on the floor as a result. So not a food I would tend to use again.

Something Fishy
This premium dog food features deboned haddock, cod, flounder and pollock as well as a nice variety of fruit, vegetables and supplements including pro and prebiotics and glucosamine chondroitin. As expected there is a fishy odor but it is not overwhelming or unpleasant. The resealable bag is a definite plus. It is easy to open and closes securely. The kibble is manageable. It was big enough to slow my German shepherd and small enough for my Chinese crested to handle without difficulty. The fact that it is made in the USA from ingredients sourced in North America definitely contributed to my peace of mind. While I do wish all the ingredients were from this country, North American goods are, in my mind, more trustworthy than those from China or overseas. The dogs ate it enthusiastically and experienced no digestive upsets or other side effects.
Whether investing in a premium food is worth it is a matter of personal opinion. My experience has been that it is and I woul

 Product Features
  • Featuring multiple sources of protein including deboned turkey, chicken, Atlantic herring & whole egg
  • Low-glycemic carbohydrates including steel-cut oats, lentils & sweet potatoes
  • Nutrient-rich fruits, vegetables & botanicals
  • Coconut oil and nutritional supplements including prebiotics, probiotics, glucosamine and chondroitin
  • Made in the USA; contains no corn, wheat, soy, by-products, artificial colors, flavors or preservatives
Product Descriptions
Description : Providing your pet with a healthy lifestyle begins with what you put in the bowl. Nutrience Natural Turkey, Chicken & Herring is a complete and balanced meal of fresh meats, fish, low-glycemic carbohydrates, healthy fats, whole fruits, vegetables and botanicals – a combination that will nourish your pet to play, be fit and stay active. Made of quality North-American ingredients in small batches for superior control and backed by our ‘No Bad Anything’ promise, every bag we craft represents an unwavering attention to quality and an ongoing commitment to natural, wholesome nutrition.

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