Nutrish Dish Dry Dog Food, Chicken Recipe, 11.5 lb. Bag (Rachael Ray)

My two year-old mini golden doodle absolutely loves this! Of all the different foods you have tried this one by far is our favorite! You can actually see not just the kibble but all of the fruit fruits, vegetables, and chicken in the dogs bowl!!! we love it and will continue to buy it from here on out! We have tried the more expensive ones, which she will casually eat when she is really hungry… When I pour this in her bowl, she runs over to eat it immediately! Even my 12-year-old daughter was like “this actually looks good like Anna a pinch. I think I would eat this!” Also, the price is unbelievable! We have paid so much money over the years for “ top of the line” dog food, which was super expensive! You seriously cannot be the price on this! I would highly recommend it to anybody really looking into the ingredients of the food for their dog.

MY DOGS LOVE THIS FOOD & IT'S DIFFICULT TO FIND THIS "FLAVOR". GLAD I COULD FIND A PLACE TO CONTINUE TO PURCHASE!

Dogs love it. Since I moved and could not make my own dog food at the time, I wanted something with real food in it and I know they would love. Which this was it. The chunks of food is what my girls love. I have pitbulls and the one can be picky but she loves this. I just wish they had a bigger bag for this. Its fresh and does not stink either.

I was looking into the Farmers Dog and other real foods for my dog but she does not react well to food with too much moisture. I wanted to find a good dry food. Ive learned that a lot of kibble products are not healthy at all. I was very concerned with the ingredients. I did my research. Rachel Ray Dish was test by researchers and scored very well on quality. There were 3 ingredients the study made note of and only because there is not concrete evidence for those ingredients. These ingredients are not dangerous, but they have mixed reviews on whether they are nutritional. For the price, I find the Dish a great choice for my pup. I copied and pasted what I found about the 3 ingredients. (*Brewers rice - this item is of only modest nutritional value to a dog. *Beet pulp is a controversial ingredient, a high fiber by-product of sugar beet processing. Some denounce beet pulp as an inexpensive filler while others cite its outstanding intestinal health and blood sugar benefits.Additionally, this product contains *sodium selenite, a controversial form of the mineral selenium. Sodium selenite appears to be nutritionally inferior to the more natural source of selenium found in selenium yeast.)

My dog loves this food and gets excited at every mealtime. The quality seems great, and I’ve noticed improved energy and a healthier coat since switching. It’s easy to serve and has been gentle on my dog’s stomach. Definitely a great choice for pet owners!

This food is amazing! We've been buying the other Rachael Ray food, because it seems higher quality than the "big name" brands. Saw this on a commercial and decided to try it. And good thing I did! My baby loves it, she gobbles it down right away as if it's a treat, not just dog food. There are plentiful chunks of dried carrots, little bacon-shaped things, peas, chicken chunks, etc. All the meat is named meat (i.e. "Poultry Fat" vs "Animal Fat"), which is a good thing. If they don't list the source of the meat, you can bet it's sourced from something you wouldn't want your loved-ones eating. Google for more info if you're interested on unnamed meat. Often times I add water to her Rachael Ray food (enough to just cover the food), stir in a little flour (to thicken), some FreshPet doggie sausage (fridge section at dog store), and maybe some leftovers (chicken, pretzels, whatever), microwave for a minute, and let sit for 10 minutes (until the water soaks in). The food poofs up, she loves it, and it's easier to digest. It also stretches my dollar when it comes to feeding my girl, without resorting to junky food with questionable ingredients. I was initially a little wary of the dried peas, I know many dog food makers add dried peas to increase the protean percentage (dried peas have very high protean, but isn't a form that's as good as mean), but there is plenty of meat as well in this food to provide a good, balanced, high-energy diet, which does in fact have a lot more "good" protean than your average dog food. She loves this more than the other Rachael Ray foods, and other dry foods (even more expensive ones like Blue Buffalo). It's not that expensive and top quality. 5/5.

I RECENTLY TOOK MY BEST FRIEND FOR HIS 5TH BIRTHDAY CHECK UP WITH THE VET.. OTHER THEN HIS RABIES SHOT, EVERYTHING WAS GREAT.. THE VET ASKED ME WHAT FOOD “BO” ATE.. WHEN I SAID “ALL MY BUDDY HAS EVER EATEN WAS ‘RACHEL RAY CHICKEN VEGETABLE AND FRUIT, or BEEF VEGETABLE AND FRUIT. I WAS TOLD BO’S FOOD WAS VERY GOOD AND NUTRITIOUS AND NO CHANGE NEEDED… OF COURSE, WE KNEW THAT.

Overall good dry food but for whatever reason my dogs don’t like the dried peas. Will switch to another type