Wolf of Wilderness Adult "Wild Hills" Duck - Grain-Free

Everytine I put her food out, she eats it all and wants more, will definitely be buying this from now on

Fantastic service, and my three huskies love this brand,after searching for a very long time for dry food they all love.

Less real chicken and more fillers hidden behind nice numbers when you look closer. The calorie density has dropped, so you have to feed more to get the same energy, which means more filler per day. Some minerals have been upgraded to better quality, but in lower amounts, so the benefit is partly cancelled out by the reduction. I wouldn't switch to this, especially not at the same price. Apart from that, my adult wolfdog won't eat it at all. The puppy gets the leftovers as treats now—he eats anything.

The meat content went down from 40% to 25%!! And on top of that, the bag doesn’t even have a closure anymore!!! They removed the zip! And it’s more expensive than before!!

An absolute disaster! Since the recipe for the kibble changed, my dogs have had terrible smelly gas. It's such a shame, because they used to tolerate them really well before. I hope you'll reconsider this new formula or offer a solution.

The idea of grain-free food is good, but my pets get bloating and diarrhoea from it. Both the dog and my cats. I should mention that I got it as a trial pack with my usual food order... Normally, I feed them fresh meat or 100% canned food with home-cooked veggies. And the nuggets are just treats for training. Now, due to lack of alternatives, I had to give them a proper bowl again and ended up with 💩🌪️

My dog is 9 years old, and for 8.5 years I’ve been giving him this brand (owned by Zoo..us = Bi..ba). The kibble used to be made with a high percentage of “meat”! His stools were always perfect. Since this “new recipe” (clearly just a way to increase their profit margins—just look at the new ingredients), his stools have become soft, greenish, and he’s always hungry!!! The quality/price ratio just isn’t there anymore. So I’ve switched, including to a different supplier. Just a heads up for anyone interested...

Unfortunately, ever since the new recipe, it only causes diarrhoea, which forces us to look for a new food.

My picky Boston Terrier, who weighs 10 kg, had finally found a food she liked. But she won’t touch the food with the new recipe... so now we have to try out new food again. I’ve chosen several sample packs from Wolf of Wilderness. I’m giving them as treats at first. However, the resealing mechanism on each bag is non-existent. I’m considering trying something completely different...

My dog loved the food, but ever since we started the new bag with the new recipe, he’s had constant diarrhoea. Such a shame.