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Just wanted to chime in about Pawstruck dog food. My golden retriever, Max, has been on it for over six months now and his coat is the glossiest it’s ever been. His energy levels are through the roof and he seems realy content after meal times.
One of the best things about Pawstruck is their ingredient list – they don’t sidestep around by using vague terms like ‘animal derivatives’. They clearly specify which meats they’re using (chicken, beef, etc.) so we can be sure our dogs are getting good quality protein. Plus, it’s grain-free! Max used to have some digestion issues with grain-based foods so this worked out nicely.
However, I will mention that it’s a bit pricier compared to some other brands on the shelf. But hey, you get what you pay for, right? Considering that they use real high-quality ingredients and no filler materials, I think it’s worth every penny.
Anyway, hope this helps any fellow dog parents out there considering trying Pawstruck! 🙂
I’ve been using Pawstruck dog food for my Golden Retriever, Max, for about 2 years now. I decided to switch to a more natural, grain-free diet and so far, it’s been a good experience overall. Max loves both the kibble and the wet food varieties. His coat seems shinier, and he’s definitely energetic.
At first, I was worried about the transition since Max can be fussy about his food. But surprisingly, he took to Pawstruck really well! I love the fact that the ingredients are wholesome and high-quality proteins. Plus, they offer a range of flavors which keeps meal times fun for Max.
The only downside might be the cost – it is a bit pricier compared to some other brands in the market. But honestly? With the positive change I’ve seen in Max (and haven’t had any vet visits apart from his usual checks), I think it’s worth every penny! Therefore, if you’re considering a healthier option for your furry friend, you might want wholeheartedly consider Pawstruck.
Hope this helps!
Pawstruck is full of quality ingredients that are easy on Buddy’s stomach (he’s had digestive issues in the past). Plus their low-ingredient list means I know exactly what I’m feeding him. The only downside? I think it’s slightly pricier than some other brands – but hey, you get what you pay for, right?
Overall though, from my experience at least, Pawstruck seems solid. Just make sure it fits your pup’s dietary needs annd your budget. Every dog is different after all. Would love to hear others’ experiences with this brand too! Anything for our fur-babies. 🐶❤️
Oh wow, Pawstruck dog food, talk about a trip down memory lane! I used to feed my golden retriever mix that brand all the time when he was in his puppy years. From what I can remember, he loved it!
But yup, as for reviews, I’d say Pawstruck is pretty solid. Quality ingredients and no filler junk – always important if you ask me. My boy seemed to have more energy after his meals and his coat even got shinier which was a big plus.
Maybe keep in mind though, every dog is different right? What works for some pups might not work for others. Maybe try a smaller bag first just to see if your furball likes it.
Later,
DogLover89
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