Nulo Freestyle Grain-Free Chicken, Carrots, & Peas Recipe Adult Wet Canned Dog Food 13 Ounce, 12 Cans

My dog is in great health and has a beautiful shiny coat as well as healthy bowel movements. This food is made with real ingredients without all the extra filler.

My 11 year old Maltese was diagnosed with Cushings and COPD. I decided to start her on a wet food because I feel it works better. For whatever reason, when I make food for her myself (plain chicken breast and the like), she ends up with tummy troubles. Being white, many foods also give my dog allergies that result in bad tear staining as well as causing her to lick her feet. My girl has also experienced many ear infections as a result of food allergies, as well. I've always fed my dog grain free, high quality, high rated food, but this in combination with Tuffy's NutriSource dry food, has done nothing but good things for her. Her eyes/coat are clear, her test results came back better than they had in months and she's having no allergies. I was looking for a pate type food that was very high rated by the known in-depth food rating site (which gives this 5/5 stars in their in depth dissection). Most other great wet foods for dogs are more loose/in gravy. The pate is great because my dog's tiny face doesn't end up covered in gravy. Really happy with this food and highly recommend it. I've also tried the medal series and it's great as well. I'd choose that instead if I could find it on Amazon, but these seem pretty much the same.

My dog likes this food & looks forward to dinner time. I would appreciate if the company removes chickpeas from it.

The fur kids like it ok. Saw a report that peas cause cardiomyopathy in dogs. Some cans have a lot mor than others. Will research this more. But why is it so expensive?. Makes it hard for a large population to afford it.

We moved our cat and dog to Nulo products about 6 years ago and I couldn't be happier. The quality of Nulo's ingredients are second to none. You get exceptional nutrition here. Their pricing is certainly higher than mainstream brands, but you don't have any of the nasty or questionable byproducts or fillers those brands offer. And still, Nulo is cheaper than many ultra-premium pet foods. I think they have struck a nice middle ground between quality and price. Our pets are both seniors now and they are in fantastic health considering their ages, and we definitely have Nulo to thank.

My dog has had stomach issues in the past, so we give her high quality food with high quality ingredients, and this brand is perfect for her. I learned about Nulo two years ago when it was new, and she has been eating this brand ever since. She isn't a picky eater; she will eat just about anything, but she will pay for it later if the food has some ingredient in it that doesn't agree with her, and I pay for it with multiple trips outside in the middle of the night. I don't have to worry about that with Nulo. She likes all the flavors, too. Overall, this is a great product. I have, unfortunately, noticed a big price increase in the past few months, which is not making me change brands yet, but is making me search for the next new, high-quality dog food, and if/when I find it, my budget might make me switch. I wish they would keep the price as is...or go back to the price it was when it was first released. That's an unrealistic request, I know, but still, I wish feeding my dog well could be easier on the wallet.

I wanted to find a very healthy and nutritious dog food for our Boston Terrier fur babies that are getting up in age. I was feeding them Purina and Rachael Rays but decided to research other options on the dog food advisor that's available online. They give a great analysis on all manufactured dog foods. Little did I know what I was feeding our babies was not as healthy as I assumed to believe. So with a little research I came across Nulo a company who specializes in high quality dog food. They use high quality ingredients that are essential to a dogs health and never use any by products, fillers, corn or soy. Their food is made in smaller batches to stay fresher and it's manufactured in the USA.Since the switch I have to say they get very excited around feeding times. As soon as I get up they are let out and then immediately want to be feed. If I don't go straight to their food bowls they look at me like I am a bad parent until I start pouring the food. I do mix the Nulo dry and canned wet food together to give it a little more flavor for them plus it helps when I have to give them a pill. I just throw it in, mix the food and they never knew it was in there. Big Momma loves to smack loudly and proudly and my little warthog sounds like she don't breath while inhaling Nulo dog food.

But my mini-schnauzer will occasionally eat it. Otherwise I will throw the cans away. I don’t recommend it at all.