Rawbble Dry Dog Food, Duck, 4 lbs - USA Made with Fresh Meat - No Meat Meal & No Corn, Soy or Wheat - Freeze Dried Raw Coated Dog Food - Minimally Processed for Superior Digestibility

When I adopted my rescue husky, he was having a huge problem with stomach issues, his fur was falling out, and he was having trouble holding weight. Turns out after a lot of trial and error. I figured out that he had a wheat allergy, and we had to then go through the process of finding the perfect food for him.No matter which flavor of Rawbbl I buy for him, he absolutely loves it and we have no tummy issues. He’s also missing some teeth from where we had to have it removed because he broke several of them, including his canines, so the food is perfectly crunchy, but still easy enough for him to eat with his teeth.Since putting him on this food, he is bright and excitable, his fur is not only coming back but coming back nice thick and shiny (though I also supplement with fish oil), and he gets excited every time it’s meal time, where before he would just choose not to eat.It’s on the more expensive side, but it’s totally worth it for a healthy dog. He’s 11 now and acts like he’s got the energy of a five-year-old dog.Packaging is always stellar. Food always comes out dry, high-quality. And seems to stay pretty close to fresh throughout the entire bag, either way timber doesn’t mind.

My dog likes it. He doesn't get the normal allergies.

A good quality kibble made without by-products or rendered meat. Coated in raw food, so well-received by my dog.

One of our dogs is allergic to chicken. They seemed bored with their food so we decided to try out three different ones. My dog sniffed all three bags and started pawing this one! They ate the whole bowl…both of them. I think it’s a hit!

My dogs love it. I have a beagle/chihuahua mix. I leave a bowl out all day long and she feeds herself. She is happy and in great condition, her coat is shiny and soft and her weight is perfect. She has a dear head chihuahua for a buddy who is a fussy eater. I have no more feeding headaches.

I’ve had my German Shepherd on Bixbi dog food since the Victor recall. Because of the recall I switched and tried a number of their products including but stuck with the pork recipie. He loved it and it was treating him well until it didn’t. He started experiencing loose yellow stool. Not diarrhea but just softer stools than normal and it was clearly yellow in color. He was also throwing up and running a temperature. His bloodwork came back showing elevated liver enzymes, specifically ALT. I had him tested to rule out any causes like cancer or hepatitis… everything came back clear. The ONLY change in his diet was switching to the pork recipe. The vet suggested further testing and it came back showing elevated levels of copper. Turns out copper can cause elevated liver enzymes to the point that it can cause liver damage and even death. Needless to say, I threw away his food and have since been cooking for him in addition to administering supplements, antibiotics and liver support meds to hopefully save him from the harm caused by this food. I’m thousands of dollars of vet bills deep and my boy isn’t feeling so great, so please do yourselves a favor and switch food while you’re ahead.⚠️Bixbi - please include a warning label on the pork recipie. There is a chance that many dogs will suffer the same issues if their owners do not know.—-My 8 yr old German Shepard loves this stuff. He has pretty bad skin allergies and a sensitive stomach. I like that this company includes mainly meat in their food. The kibble is small so it took some adjusting for him to get used to. I include toppers like broccoli, bone broth, raspberries, blueberries and sardines to give him added nutrients and variation. The only downside is the price point.

Initially my 3 pups all enjoyed the Lamb Rawbble food. Now I am down to only 1 willing to clean out his bowl. The other two I have to creatively try & mask the food with Bone Broth, Cheese, etc. No sure why but both dogs immediately stopped wanting this food.

I’ve been feeding dogs for 40 years. When I was young, my mom would get the least ingredient kibble she could and add a raw egg or real protein like beef, chicken or fish to it and some veggies and I followed her tradition. She would of cried with joy over this ingredient list! Real meat and lentils?!?! I just found this when I was looking at getting a new puppy. I get the lamb and she has loved it since day 1. Also, the proof is in the poop and this creates firm, healthy poop. Call it gross, but that’s facts. My pup is growing so quickly, not overweight at all and her coat is gorgeous. She’s a Shiba Inu. My vet told me how great she looked assuming I’d bought some of whatever crap they “Recomend”. I told her Rawbble and to look it up. She’d never heard of it which I took as another great signs. Vets are like the Dr’s that over prescribed OxyContin to get a free cruise. You have a customer for life and a free spokesperson to anyone who brings up dogs. And I love your companies story. Keep it! Only suggestion. Make the large bag resealable.