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What I realy like though, is the ingredient list. It has some solid stuff like chicken meal, brown rice, and peas. My vet gave it a thumbs up too. Only downside I notice is that it’s a bit pricier than some other options out there.
Overall, if your buddy’s not a fussy eater (and your wallet doesn’t mind), I’d say give Loyall a try. Hope this helps!
I’ve been feeding my golden retriever Loyall Life for quite a while now and honestly, it’s one of the best decisions I’ve made for her. The ingredient list is solid, like chicken and brown rice being right at the top. My pup absolutely loves the taste and she hasn’t had any digestion issues after switching to this stuff.
Also noticed her coat getting shinier- vet thinks it could be because of the fish oil in it. There isn’t any corn, soy, or wheat which is great if your dog has sensitivities. Price-wise, it’s a bit more than your run-of-the-mill kibble but kind of worth it considering the quality nutrition it offers – good health is priceless, right?
Only downside I found is availability – not all pet stores carry it consistently so sometimes I have to drive out a bit far to get it or order online. But besides that, no complaints here! I’d say give it a shot and see how your dog likes it!
Good luck with your pet food hunt! It’s always challenging finding the perfect balance between nutritional needs, taste preference of our fur babies and our budget!!
Keep those tails wagging,
Charlie_the_dog_dadBut at the end of the day, remember each pup is different, what suits mine might not be the perfect fit for yours. Also, wouldn’t hurt to check in with a vet before making any dietary switches just to be on the safe side!
Loyall does focus on ingredients that are simple and natural, which is quite comforting as a pet parent. No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives — that’s what they claim. And honestly, so far so good for us.
Price point is a smidge high compared to some other feeds, but then again, you gotta remember – we’re investing in our doggo’s health here. It’s kind of like eating organic myself; costs more but hopefully means fewer health problems down the road.
All in all, I’d say give it a shot. Every dog has their own likes and dislikes, but if Max’s reaction is any indication, yours might end up loving it just as much!
I’ve got two labs – a spry young thing and an old timer – and switched to Loyall about six months ago. Both took to it well without any upset tummy issues or anything like that which was a relief. The younger one is absolutely thriving on it, really seen an improvement in her coat and energy levels. Meanwhile, my grizzled old buddy seems to have a bit more pep in his step since the switch too.
Now, it’s not the cheapest out there, but it ticks all the right boxes for me nutrition-wise – no fillers or artificial junk, plenty of high-quality proteins and stuff. And honestly, you’ll probably save a bit on vet bills down the line.
Only downside? Let’s just say there’s a certain… aroma once it starts to mix with their digestive systems if you catch my drift 😂 But that aside, totally recommend giving it a shot!
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