Canidae Grain Free Pure Ancestral Dry Dog Food

I bought this small bag as a stopgap measure while in between deliveries of his normal big bag. But when I got it, I decided to see if I could use it as a treat instead of his regular food. You see, this dog is incredibly finicky and picky. We have once sprinkled parmesan on his food (I know, I know) and he licked all the parm off. We have once mixed in his usual kibble with a new kibble 50/50 and he turned over the bowl and proceeded to eat all the kibble that he liked while leaving the new stuff on the floor.I had even, upon reading that dogs really react based on context rather than the food, tried to use his old kibble as a treat. No interest.But THIS generated incredible interest, almost consistent with his usual beef lung treats. So I've kept this bag as a source of extremely cheap and plentiful treats to be used on walks to reward his good behavior.

I've watched the video on their website and read about their values. I totally trust this dog food. I was feeding my dog BARF for a while, but then I started working more hours and it became more difficult to find the time to grind bone and portion every thing out. It was also cumbersome when traveling with the dog and transporting bags of raw chicken everywhere. I love this freeze-dried raw coated kibble. It's high quality and my dog's fur is just as shiny and soft with no dandruff as it was on full raw. I still treat her to the occasional sardine, soup bone, or farm egg, but I'm glad her digestive system adapted great to this food.

Was using Purina One True Instinct - Grain Free for my boy, Bruce, but realized the ingredients were meh and it contained synthetic vitamin K which is linked to liver toxicity long term. Amazon gladly refunded the money and allowed me to select another brand. I decided to give Canidae a try based on the beautiful packaging and impressive ingredient list. Pure Ancestral Fish Formula Grain Free is a huge hit with Bruce. The kibble smells Fresh and the size itself seems perfect for all types of breed sizes. Stools are smaller and formed. I am an ex raw feeder so transitioning back to kibble made me uneasy. However, I am at ease knowing I am feeding a top notch kibble with no harmful ingredients. I love that in the Pure Ancestral line they also do NOT add any additional salt. They rely on the natural salts of the protein. The price is a bit higher but like they always say, “You get what you pay for.” We are going to use the Fish formula as the staple but may be trying the other two flavor blends in rotation. Excellent overall. 10 outta 10 tail wags from Bruce!

This may sound weird but you can always tell how good a dog food is by your dog’s stool. If it is high quality ingredients that they absorb, they will poo a lot less. I use this and wellness core which they love. but one month I was tight on money and just got the wellness core. well now we’re back to the canidae and when they go poo, its WAY less. and it doesn’t smell as much. def high quality ingredients. they don’t like the red bag but they love the fish flavor

I used to buy Canidae for my Sharpei when he had super bad allergies and it cleared everything up like magic. He is no longer with me, but my Chihuahua, Joey was experiencing itching and was super gassy. Changed to Cadnidae and it's a done deal.

My standard poodle is allergic to anything with chicken and is hard to find food that works for him that he will eat. He loves this brand, has zero allergies with it, his stools are hard, and he inhales it when I feed him. Great find!!

My French Bulldogs both love this food. We supplement their raw food with this since they both need to gain wait and the raw food we purchase is very expensive. For dry food this is very expensive but in comparison to raw its a little less expensive and both FrenchBulldogs have not had any issues with it yet...

My dog would not eat. I’ve a very picky German shepherd. The only food we eats is Ziwi lamb (we tried their beef and he doesn’t like it), which unfortunately is very pricy but that’s the only one he eats so we’re stuck.