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The only downside? It’s a bit pricier compared to some brands, but honestly, it balances out because you’re getting higher nutritional value. Personally, I don’t mind shelling out a few extra bucks if it means keeping my fur-babies healthy and happy. Hope this helps anyone sitting on the fence about TIKI! Woof on 🐾
juts had to drop my two cents about TIKI dog food. We’d been eager to switch our boxer, Jake, over because of the rave reviews we’d heard. ‘High quality ingredients’, ‘Great for sensitive stomachs’, all that jazz. Our excitement kinda deflated when we saw the end result though.
Don’t get me wrong, I totally appreciate TIKI’s philosophy of premium, whole ingredients. Jake seemed to love the flavor too—I swear he did a little dance every feeding time! But truth be told, we started noticing some issues within a few days. Jake was scratching way more than ever, and it didn’t take rocket science to figure out something was up.
After a quick chat with our vet (seriously guys, always check with your vet before switching foods), turns out Jake isn’t handling this new diet well at all. He’s got allergies we never knew about until now.
Also noticed something interesting while inspecting the ingredient list closer—it’s not grain-free as we initially thought. Now it makes sense why Jake reacted this way—he’s never done well with grains.
Long story short, TIKI dog food might be great for some pups out there but I wouldn’t rush to recommend it across the board. Always cross-check ingredients and consult with your vet before making a switch.
Reminding ourselves that not everything works for every dog and it’s important to know your fur buddy’s needs inside and out.
Just because it’s pricey or popular doesn’t mean it’s going to go down well with your pooch!Take care everyone,
Chat soon.First off, the ingredient list is stellar – proteins are at the top, followed by some pretty decent fruits and veggies. No junk fillers, which made me super happy. Surely that’s gotta be way healthier for Fido.
Now the big question: did my picky eater love it? Indeed, he did! My little dude simply can’t get enough of it. He literally jumps for joy when he hears me pop open a can 🥳
The price point’s higher than your regular supermarket fare. But honestly? Seeing my pupper actually excited for mealtime again made the hit to my wallet totally worth it.
Anyone else experiencing the same with TIKI? Or maybe there’s another brand out there giving you similar results? Always love to hear other hooman experiences!
Till our furry ones call for dinner again! 🐶🍽️
When I first switched to TIKI, I was lured in by all those premium ingredients – human-grade venison, fish, and the likes. Would you believe it? Maggie took to it like a fish to water! Sure knocked my socks off. And the cons? Well, for one, TIKI can be a bit pricey compared to other brands out there. But I think every penny’s worth considering the quality of their products.
Maggie has been full of beans lately; her coat looks shinier and she seems healthier overall. No more sniffles or tummy issues. So yeah, it might not be everyone’s cup of tea but definitely works for us.
Keen to hear other good pupper parents’ experiences though! Peace out!
The ingredient list seemed more natural and less processed than other brands, which was a big win for me. They advertise it as “human-grade,” which doesn’t mean I’m digging in (haha), but good to know what’s going into Bailey’s belly.
A small word of caution thogh – if your furry friend has a sensitive stomach or specific dietary needs, do consult with your vet before the switch. My friend’s poodle didn’t react too well to the transition initially.
So far it’s a thumbs-up from Bailey and me! Hope this helps in your decision-making process!
So happy to see someone else interested in TIKI dog food! I started using it about six months ago for my golden retriever, Bella. Initially, I was a bit cautious but I can now confidently say that it’s been one of the best switches we’ve made!
What really impressed me about TIKI is that their ingredients are simple and wholesome. It’s grain-free and they use real high-quality proteins – and trust me, Bella can tell the difference. She gobbles it up faster than any other brand we’ve tried before.
One added bonus I’ve noticed is her coat has become incredibly shiny and soft since switching. No kidding!
The only downside is the cost, it’s a bit more expensive than I would like but honestly worth it considering the benefits. My advice? Give it a try and see how your pup reacts. Chances are, you’ll both love it.
Cheers,
A Fellow Dog Lover 🐾I totally get the confusion around choosing the perfect dog food – been there, done that! Recently my pooch started noshing on TIKI dog food. Gotta say he’s loving it, especially the chicken luau flavor. His coat has gotten so glossy since we made the switch – I’m pretty impressed.
We were a bit hesitant at first because of the price tag. It’s slightly more expensive than our usual brand but it does have some really top-notch ingredients. The fact that they don’t use any by-products or fillers was a big sell for me. annd I love how it includes taurine, which is great for heart health.
The wet food texture isn’t everyone’s cup of tea and can get a little messy if your pup is an enthusiastic eater like mine! But after seeing my fur baby gobble it up without any digestive issues that we had with other brands, I’d vouch for TIKI.
Of course, always remember to consult with your vet before major diet changes. We all know how sensitive our furry friends can be!
Good luck with your dog food hunt, hope this helped! 🐾
From what I can tell, their health is top-notch. Coats are shinier than ever, energy levels through the roof – so, 100% a thumbs up on that front. What’s more, it’s grain-free which was a big selling point for me given my older lab has some sensitivity. One downside is it’s a bit pricier than other brands out there but honestly, seeing how well they’re doing on it, I’m inclined to say it’s worth every penny.
Remember though, every dog is different and what works for mine might not work for yours. Might not hurt to test it out with a smaller pack first to see how your furkid reacts. Good luck!
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