Purina Bella Grain Free, Natural Pate Wet Dog Food, With Chicken & Lamb Variety Pack - (12) 3.5 oz. Trays

Tuffy loves his bella he eats it right up

My dogs loves it. Of course she loves veggies anyway thank u

My two dogs love the chicken and lamb only

Good product

Ad said 12 individual portions, I got 9. Box was obviously re-used. Seemed as it had been a returned item and then resold.

I suppose our little Pooches are just like Humans as we all have our own tastes.I wasn’t really expecting too much but the strange thing is – The picky one is liking it and the “Mikey eats everything” girl won’t touch it. I can’t deduct stars based on that as they are strange when it comes to food. I don’t like changing their food too often but thought this might give them a little variety.I’ve been through all the different trends and advice when it comes to feeding my dogs. I’m really not sure the “grain free” trend is the best, if Raw is really healthy or that kibble is super bad. All I know is that I want them to enjoy what they’re eating and to be as healthy as possible. I supplement them with home-made treats and their diet seems to agree with them.This food reminds me of Caesars Pedigree which I fed one of my Yorkies for nearly 18 years before she passed. It’s not as human appealing as far as looks go, but comes in the same type of container and is about the same consistency. It doesn’t have a strong odor and as I mentioned, my picky Girl loves it. There are small visible vegetables and I had to laugh when I seen her remove a crushed pea. (obviously not a pea lover…Haha)From the ingredients listed it appears to be nutritionally sound and only time will tell whether it’s just a novelty with my one and maybe my other spoiled Diva will get to like it. It seems that Purina is stepping up to join the other trendy foods on the market and hopefully it’s a well-made and formulated food and just not a sales gimmick. For now though, my little “Fancy” gives it 5*.

We use these little trays for convenience feeding when traveling --particularly during the summer when the family is often taking day trips and hikes in the state and national parks with the dog tagging along. But when at home, we usually feed him kibble for the bulk of his diet. However, he is picky and doesn't really like the kibble unless there's something more palatable mixed in. If it were up to our dog, it would always be gravy from our sunday roast. But these trays are the perfect size for us to mix in with the kibble, and even with his pickiness, he gobbles up both breakfast and dinner. The Bella pate has good quality ingredients with meat as the primary ingredient, some vegetables which are visible to the eye, and very little filler. I just wish the pate formula was a little more wet as my dog prefers more gravy.

My little girl got another intestinal infection. So it took a while before she would eat food. I wanted something easy on her stomach and digestion. The small packs were the perfect size because she was eating so little at first.(I had to give her two pills, twice a day. The vet makes it look so easy putting the pill in her mouth, holding her snout, and she swallows it. Me, I got bit twice, thought she swallowed, and found pills around the house. After four days of this, she was at the point where she would eat food again so it was "Operation Trick Mrs. Peel Into Taking a Pill").The biggest problem is is that she is too smart for her own good. She would lick the peanut butter around the pill. When she would eat dog food again, I tried the pill in the Bella and then kibble pieces randomly around. After a couple of days, she knew the sound of the foil on the tray being pulled back and was happy to be getting the Bella.