Purina Beyond Simply, Natural Lamb & Whole Barley Adult Dry Dog Food

Literally seen that this was a 14.5 lb bag so I bought 2 .. it was delivered today and they both are 3.2 lb I was so upset. GOT A 15.5 LB AT CHEWYS FOR 26$ ! DO NOT WASTE YOU'RE MONEY WE WORK TOO HARD FOR IT.

If our husky is eating it, it's good. She is such a picky eater

Yeah, it's Purina and that's not exactly what you'd call a boutique brand. But you know...this is actually good food. It even smells like quality.My Lab seems to like the lamb, though I'm kind of thinking this is a human conceit. After all, can he tell the difference? I dunno, but he's liked other lamb products in the past and this is no different. And maybe it's because he's a rescue, but he was content to go 100% on this the first day...no transition necessary. I like to think that the food quality has at least something to do with it.Anyway, my only real nit is the kibble size. It's a little on the small side for large dogs, and although it doesn't matter all that much for my Lab, it could matter for other people. This all said, I'm really happy with this food, pleasantly surprised that this quality can come from the behemoth that is Purina, and was happy to get a dash button for it. A good product.

I hate to admit I taste-test all dry dog food before giving it to our pets. If people only knew how awful some brands taste or how corn or wheat products dominate the ingredient lists of others, they'd never purchase them. Purina Beyond Ranch Raised Lamb is the first dry dog food I'd be willing to eat a whole bowlful of--it's that tasty. We have four dogs, and all them love this kibble. One is a 13 year old Jack Russell that refuses to eat any dry dog food, but she eagerly accepts these small sized pellets and they are easy for her to chew. The ingredient list is impressive--lamb is primary, then whole barley, chicken meal, egg, spinach and various vitamins and minerals. There's nothing in there that's worrisome.Purina One is on the expensive side, but Amazon's price for the 14.5 lb. bag is cheaper than what I can find locally and the bigger size lasts us quite awhile. I have never been compelled to write a dog food review before, but it's the first one I've tasted that offers great flavor and excellent nutrition.

Beyond recommend be a Veterinarian years back. Fist dog lived 16-1/2 years, second dog dies from a virus he picked up somewhere. Number 3 is 🐕 doing just wonderful despite allergies

Spent $400 to test my younger dog for his severe allergies. Reactive results were beet pulp, flaxseed, and storage mites that could be present in kibble. I no longer leave bags of opened dogfood stored in my laundry room (humidity and storage mite orgy). I freeze the kibble at 0 degrees for 3 days and kill any possible mites in the food or environment. This product does not contain beet pulp or flaxseed. My dog's allergies have gone away and my other picky eater loves this stuff too. Perhaps a downside is no probiotics.

I bought this as a change from my dogs regular food. he would pick at his other food and not really want to eat it but didnt want our other dog to eat it so reluctantly he would eat it lol. well I put this food on his plate and its not a fight to get him to eat it. he goes right to the plate and eats his food with NO issues at all. He has allergy issues and while this hasnt shown to make any improvements in that for him it has my other dog. he loves this food and I didnt think he would as hes really picky. definitely will buy it again. used the brand in the past for my other dogs and they were picky and loved it too

I had been buying the Simply 9 Chicken, but Amazon did not have any in stock, so I took a chance on the lamb. It was a hit.I have 2 medium-sized (60 lb) dogs; one is a wolfer, and he loved this. But, he loves all food.The other dog is pickier, but he was quite interested in the smell, and was mostly eating every day with this. Usually I feed half in the morning, half in the evening; this dog typically eats one of these meals, and skips the other. But with this, he was mostly eating both meals - he still skipped some, but evidently he liked the taste.I like the concept of fewer ingredients, and trying to use "basic" ingredients. We've tried several brands and price-levels, to see if we can find something to help with (tree pollen) allergies. This didn't clear anything up, but it didn't do any worse, either.