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My English bulldog loves the 6-fish formula, and it basically solved his digestive issues overnight. I'd previously fed him Innova, California Natural (Herring and Sweet Potato) as well as the mixed-protein Orijen Adult and had to consistently supplement all food with pumpkin to provide fiber. Within a day of switching him over to the fish formula, his stomach challenges resolved themselves. I've never seen him be so interested in his food or eat it so quickly! His allergies also improved since going onto it, and the foot licking has finally (after 1 1/2 years) lessened!

Now for the problem - because it's a high protein food, the portion size is smaller than my bully wants and he constantly seems hungry. I've actually just started mixing in Acana Pacifica to bulk up the portion size a little bit. This combo seems to take off the hunger edge a little more, and though it's only been a few days, he's doing well even with the mix.

If anyone has an allergy prone dog, I'd definitely recommend trying one of these formulas. I have a vet-dermatologist who wanted to put him on a Royal Canin food to try and address the allergies, and thank god that I found this food first before having to resort to anything like that.

Pros: Cured a sensitive stomach! Improving allergies. Dog loves it unlike any other dry food.
Cons: Hungry dog - Have to be careful on portion size or else the dog is going to put on some pounds.

I must say....I was a skeptic. I have 3 Greyhounds, 2 Whippets and 1 Dachshund. The dogs are very active and do Lure Coursing, except for the weinie dog. So I had to have a good food to keep them in shape, active and healthy. I have tried many, many different foods trying to find one that worked with all my dogs. I had tried California Natural, Canidae, Natural Balance, Blue Wilderness, etc.... One of the dogs would always have a problem with the foods.

TOTW was recommended to me. It is grain free and was supose to help with skin issues, and with digestive problems. To my disbelief ALL the dogs are doing wonderful on this food. I have only used the High Prairie Canine Formula so far, but no smelly "wiffs" of air from the dogs and the Dachshunds skin issues are doing beautifully.

I would definitely recommend this for multi dog and multi breed homes.

this is a really great, high quailty food. the only thing that concerns me is the high protein level because of this, I've only feed it to my dogs after they've been spayed/neutered or had any other type of sugery.

I tried the Fish and Sweet Potato formula for my bichon, Darby, who suffers with allergies. I had heard that other people with allergy dogs had great luck with this food, so I purchased a bag to try out.

She wasn't on this food for a week and her ear is yeasty and painful, her face and chin have a yeast infection and she's back to chewing her paws and scratch scratch scratch!

The food itself appears to be holistic, doesn't smell all that terrible, even for a fish based food, but it just did not work for Darby! Back to PetGuard, which always works wonders for her.

We adopted a 2-year-old chocolate lab from animal control. He was missing most of the hair on one side of his face, had terrible diarrhea, major shedding, runny eyes, and was just generally gross. But we loved him. I took him to the vet, who put him on a really expensive prescription food with white fish and potato as the main ingredients. It made a huge difference. But I still needed to load him up with pumpkin and antihistamines to get him comfortable. In light of our new "pumpkin budget" (pretty expensive) I asked her if we could try some non-prescription foods to save some money. Someone at Petco recommended Natural Balance white fish and sweet potato. What a difference! First -- cheaper! Next, Moose looks and acts like a completely different dog. His coat is BEAUTIFUL! He practically never sheds, his eyes are clear, his stools are totally healthy, his facial hair grew back and he's just about as handsome as could be! I don't know exactly what it is about this food, but for some reason, for this dog, it was the answer to a lot of problems.

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