CRAVEGrain Free High Protein Adult Dry Dog Food, Chicken, 22 lb. Bag, brown

I first purchased this food at the local grocery store in a 4 lb. bag while on vacation with a ridiculously great $5 off coupon good at the checkstand. I thought I'd give it at try because it was literally around five bucks after the coupon. Days later... ordering a 22 lb. bag from Amazon, and mulling a subscription...My rescue dog Ninja (45 lb. dog with amazing vertical leap) loved it so much that I've now ordered it from Amazon in a much larger bag. Lately he wasn't attacking his old food (Costco 'premium' house brand), but that hasn't been a problem once with Crave. After feeding him this food for a couple of days, I noticed that on our walks he has less <ahem> 2 than ever. He's doing it less frequently, and less at one time. But he's eating just as much of the Crave as he did the old food. To me, that means he's digesting his food more thoroughly, but I'll leave you to figure out what the difference was in the old 'grain free' brand from Costco, and Crave.Your dog will eat all his/her food. You'll have less 2 to clean up. That's a win all the way around. Or maybe you like picking up after your pup more than I do...

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My dog seems to like it. It keeps him at a healthy weight.

I buy this brand for over a year now. My dog have digestive problems, so I have to water the food and process it like baby food.Let’s start with the pros:- the adaptation was smooth. I did half and half from the beginning and she had no problems;- her hair looks great; - my dog went from 17.6 pounds (8 kg) to 26 pounds (12kg) in like 5 months (eating 100-120grams/day)! This made me very happy because she can’t eat a lot and have been struggling with low weight for a while.- their wet food is really good too! She loves it. And it’s a good price for the amount it comes (and the quality)Cons:- the price varies out of nowhere. It doubled for two to three months here on Amazon, I had to buy from Petco for that time.- the meat flavor made her sick. She threw up a lot! But again, she has digestive problems, so we can’t fully blame the food. I buy only chicken flavor now.The critical con: - I think they are changing the formula/composition if the food. And if it continues, I will stop buying it. Again, since I directly deal with her food twice a day, I have to pay attention to everything. In this last batch, my food processor started to get very greasy (I only use it for her food, so there’s no way it came from something else). Sometimes when we ran out of food, I get her Pedigree just to survive a couple of days. And that food sucks, folks. It’s very very greasy. The good thing of using Pedigree as an emergency was to realize how good Crave is, but:: now I can easily recognize something is wrong with the batch I just got. After I process it, I immediately clean the processor. Usually a quick water with soap solves, but now it was hard to get read of it.- her poop is starting to get soft. It didn’t happen before! For me, it’s another evidence they are changing the composition. She is reactive to new/different food. So if her poop changed and she has been eating the same food for more than a ear… something is different.Overall it is a really good food. However, if I keep seeing these alterations I’ll have to stop buying it.

Quick buy this one. It is a great decisionThis is high quality food, a great choice for grain free and a great price.My GSD has responded very well since the switch to CRAVE. She loves thetaste and is more than ready for breakfast and dinner. The kibble is an enjoyable size, easy to chewand not too crunchy. You will be happy with this purchase.

I heard about Crave from someone with a dog that doesn't like dog food. Since our 1-year-old girl Great Dane doesn't want to eat anything except Liver Sausage (2-1/2 pounds a day!) I figured I would try Crave. We needed to try to find a dry food to give her the vitamins and minerals she needs and that the liver sausage is lacking. Great Danes are not real big eaters as anyone that owns one knows. We put crave in a bowl next to her other 2 different brands of dry food already in bowls by her water. She came sniffing around and bypassed the other two bowls as usual. She then dug in on the crave! She ate a little over 1/2 the bowl in that one sitting! That's more dry food than she had consumed in the last month! Now we fill her bowl that holds a 4lb bags worth at a time of crave, add a pound of liver sausage next to it on a plate getting rid of the other two brands of dry, and now completely fill her standard 3-gallon water bowl since dry food makes them want more water than liver sausage alone! She's a happy 210 pound Great Dane now and getting the nutrients she needs to grow up to be a big strong girl! Thanks Crave!

I am owned by a import long coat German Shepherd. With that pedigree came a fairly high cost. Since I put so much effort in researching, locating the perfect dog, (which I have) I try my best to feed her the most nutritional food she will eat. Every time I open a new bag, she seems to like her food. Then a week or 2 passes, and she turns her nose up. She will literally not eat for 2 days. So.... I won't be buying this again. Oh, I also mix in home prepared boiled chicken, gizzards, liver. And shes only fed once a day. Shes 5 years old.I wish she would like this brand. I like the ingredients. But....shes the boss!

I have used Crave for a few years now. I wanted to go grain free and after searching decided to use Crave. I rescued a Saint Bernard about 3 years ago and started her on crave. She went from 81lbs to a now healthy 110lbs. My pomeranian had a lot of digestive issues and after being on Crave, no longer suffers from those. I recommend this dog food to everyone when given the chance.