Nature's Protection Dry Dog Food for Small Breed - High Protein, Grain Free, Tear Stain Formula - Dog Kibble for Puppy & Adult Dogs with Red Fur (Superior Care - Lamb, 3.3 lb)

I bought this food on the advice of a friend, and I am very satisfied, ingredients is very good, and the dog eats it with pleasure.

Great dog food! Terrific value and contains vitamins, minerals, quality ingredients all three of our medium -large mix-breed dogs love!

Did nothing for my dogs tear stains. Also did not notice a difference in my red dogs coat. In my opinion is not worth the price- the bag is gone before you know it. I’m sure it’s a nice product but one dog loves the taste and the other won’t come near it.

My ruby cavalier has a redder softer coat with less shedding and the stains under her eye have reduced significantly.

Very good for my dog Pomeranian is orange hair

Great for red coats, no gunky eye discharge. My puppy loves it

Well, my pup usually eats pretty much everything and anything. Crumbs, random icky bones he wants to nibble on when on walks....even veggies or fruit. We call him the crumb seeker for a reason. I honestly thought he'd love this food. He's smaller (18lbs), has red/black fur and the lamb meal being the main ingredient seemed like a no brainer. This looked like good quality food with excellent ingredients in small sized kibbles. Sadly he was extremely uninterested and only eats it when mixed with his wet food and his usual kibbles. Even then, I notice that some are the only kibbles carefully left behind, discarded on purpose. He likes his usual dry kibble even if without wet food so I know it's not that he's spoiled. It honestly surprised me how much he wanted nothing to do with it. I can't comment on if this causes stomach issues such as diarrhea since he has only consumed a tiny amount mixed in his regular food. So as for flavor, my pup gives it a 1 out of 5 stars. He does not like the taste for some reason. And obviously I wouldn't order this again. I'm sure if your pup enjoys this food then maybe the value is worth it? I still find it pricey given the quantity. I want to be fair though. Even though my boy is suddenly picky, it's still seems like a quality product. But I'm not a pup and it is interesting as to why he just doesn't like this particular food. I'm guessing there is something in the food he just is not keen on. And that's fine, as he is allowed to like or dislike whatever he wants to.

My dog likes this food and that makes me happy. The bag is quite small and expensive, making it not such a good value. Food quality is good with healthy ingredients.