Amazon Brand - Wag Dry Dog Food Grain-Free Beef & Lentil Recipe, High Protein (24 lb bag)

My big girl likes this and it's a great value

I like Amazon products and my dog seems to also.

The food smells amazing, my dog loves it, i have one problem where there were ants INSIDE the bag, not too sure how this has happened pretty unfortunate

EDIT: Lately with WAG being out of stock constantly for about 6 months now, I am having to get my dogs off this food as it is near impossible to get it. I'll get a random bag here and there, but I am having to mix my dogs food with many other brands to get by and its making them sick. So I am perminently getting them off WAG now.I moved my pets over to WAG when it first came out a few years ago. I changed them from Petsmarts brand, Authority. I mainly was looking for a Grain free food, as I have one dog that is highly sensitive to allergies and grain food would make him break out in hives. With this food, his coat was amazing and soft and perfect and my other 3 dogs as well. Since his passing, we've kept on WAG as our other 3 dogs love this food. One, we got nuetered and he gained a ton of weight with constant eating, so we had to change from free range to dishing it out every morning/evening. But WAG is what they love and when its sold out for the past few months, we've been trying to get by with other brands, and they are sick from other foods changing suddenly after WAG went unavailable for a few months. But they are BACK!!! And my dogs are happy and rejoicing!!!!! I am keeping two extra 4lb bags from now on to mix in other foods to stretch if another outage hits... But, this is the best food my dogs have ever had and ranging from 11 years old to 4 years old, they all love it.

My dogs cant have certain things in their food, and their vet recommended WAG to me. So far so good, the team looks forward to meal times. The back was their 45 lb. Chicken and Rice. Only one of the crew takes a minute to gobble it down but in the end all are full and happy. One Thumb Up since this is a new product for us and I want to ensure the dogs continue to enjoy or if we will need to change brands.

My dog ate it, but she’ll eat anything. It was OK.

It's not for me to say what I like! What matters is what the dog will eat and it is my responsibility to make sure it's good quality and healthy. If I could afford a non-kibble diet for her, I would do so (as I don't think dogs have come this far to eat hardened ground up kitchen-sink-whatever; most kibble is garbage or worse), but I use kibble to accompany topper that I make at home. I generally avoid grain-heavy foods, as I notice her coat turns to crap, gets greasy and she smells not so good when she does eat processed grains. It's like her skin gets clogged up. But I do change her food often, since Huskies are notorious for getting bored with their food, and also, unfortunately, a bunch of the top branded grain-free foods are having legal issues, possibly for legitimate reasons. I purchased the small bag to test out on her. Ten minutes after I poured it in the food bin, I found her with the bag on her head trying to snorf the crumbs out. Obviously the value comes from purchasing the bigger bag, so I did not think the small bag was a lot of value for the price. Regardless, the food was accepted, eaten, and enjoyed. I will likely purchase again and make the food part of the rotation. I will admit, I was surprised she liked it so much; the food before the amazon wag stuff was Stella + Chewy's grain free beef kibble with some kinda raw powder on the food that made her go nuts for it. This was a bit of a demotion, but successful nonetheless.

Size is fine, quality seems fine but only 1 meat in first 5 ingredients. But still fair value for the money, Amazon only lets you buy one bag when they that $5 bags. I would've bought 5x otherwise. I won't buy at $13 a bag but will again when sale pops back. Its solid B quality imo and I'm strict on my ratings and base off first 5 ingredients, and then on over all ingredients. Seems not many fillers which is preferred in a better quality dry food.