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The ingredients look decent for its price point – chicken, whole grain corn, barley, rice etc., although I do wish they had named meat sources in the list instead of ‘meat by-products’. But Rusty’s coat has been shinier and energy level’s pretty high since we started this.
However, just remember every dog is different. So while Rusty’s having a gala time munching on Beneful, it might not go down as well with other dogs. It can depend on their specific dietary needs or sensitivities. Always good to introduce any new food slowly and see how your fur buddy reacts in a week or two.
Feel free to ask more if you’d like. Happy feeding!
Hey there, fellow dog parents! Okay, so I’ve been feeding my golden retriever, Sammy, Beneful for a while now and I’ve had pretty decent results. He seems to enjoy the taste and bowls of other brands often go untouched.
Now, Sammy’s got quite the sensitive tum at times but he’s been good with both the chicken and beef flavors. I have noticed though a small increase in his weight over time which could be due to the grains in Beneful.
I also did some quick research online (you know how it is when you start worrying about your fur baby). There seem to be mixed reviews – some accuse Beneful of having too many fillers and not enough meat protein. Plus I’ve read some concerns about the food coloring they use.
But considering Sammy’s health checks are coming out fine so far and no current vet concerns, we’re sticking with it. It’s easy on the pocketbook and they sell it practically everywhere.
Anywho, those are just my two cents—always remember what works for one pup may not work for another. Would love to hear your thoughts on this whole Beneful thing.
Cheers!My golden retriever, Max, has been on the Beneful diet for about six months now, and it’s worked out pretty well for us. The variety of flavors means that he doesn’t get bored, which I appreciate because Max can be picky sometimes.
I particularly like the fact that real chicken is always listed as one of the primary ingredients. It gives me peace of mind knowing Max is getting a protein-rich diet.
On the flip-side though, I did notice that some types have corn listed as an ingredient, which isn’t always ideal – especially if your pooch is sensitive to grains. However, Max hasn’t shown any adverse reactions so far, perhaps due to the healthy mix of veggies in there too.
Also worth noting that Beneful keeps him well filled-up – I’ve noticed a decrease in constant begging for treats (ha). Plus his coat seems shinier than ever!
I’d say give it a go as long as your dog doesn’t have any special dietary needs or grain allergies. As with any food changes though, make sure you transition slowly and watch out for any sudden changes in their health or behavior.
Cheers,
DogLover123Just remember, every dog is unique and might react differently to different foods. My advice is, give it a try but keep a close eye on your pup’s response to it. Some dogs may have allergies or sensitivities we’re not aware of. That’s something to consider when switching dog foods. It worked for my little pack! Hope this helps with making your choice!
I’ve been feeding my Golden Retriever, Bella, Beneful for about a year now after a long period of trial and error with other brands. I have to say, she seems to really enjoy it! Her coat’s looking glossier and she definitely appears more active.
We tried the Salmon flavor first and she liked it but the real hit has been the Beef flavor. She gobbles that stuff up like there’s no tomorrow! As for her digestion, things seem pretty good on that front too – no unusual business happening over there (if you get what I mean).
One thing I will mention thogh is the grain content. It might not suit all dogs, especially those with a sensitive stomach or allergies towards certain grains. My buddy’s Lab had some issues with it initially.
So in a nutshell, Beneful has worked great for Bella, but every dog is different. Just keep an eye on their reactions when you switch foods, and maybe give your vet a ring if you notice anything out of the ordinary!
Just sharing from personal experience here. Wishing everyone happy days with their fur kiddos!
But it’s not just about the taste. I’ve noticed her coat’s been super shiny and she definitely has plenty of energy to chase squirrels away from the bird feeders…all day long! And let’s not forget those regular visits to the vet who also confirmed that she’s healthy and in great shape.
Just remember every dog is unique. What might work magic for Daisy could be different for your fur buddy, so it’s worth trying out first before completely switching over.
Oh – do keep an eye out on supermarket deals cause Beneful often has some good discounts on. Good luck!
However, I was a bit concerned about the grain content because I’ve heard all those stories about grain free diets being better for dogs. After researching though, I found out grains aren’t necessarily bad unless your pup is allergic to them. Also, they switched to using real meat as the first ingredient which made me feel better about feeding it to Max.
Keep an eye on your dog’s reaction when switching food though. If they start showing any signs of distress or unusual behavior – definitely seek advice from your vet. Every dog is different after all!
Just wanted to drop my two cents about Beneful dog food. My golden retriever, Max, has been on it for a couple of years now and I’ve seen a noticeable difference in his coat and energy level. His fur’s looking healthier and shinier than before and he seems more lively during our daily walks since we switched.
However, I can’t avoid mentioning that when we did the switch, we faced some initial digestion issues with him. Nothing serious but enough to send us into a bit of panic. Our vet suggested mixing in the new food gradually with his old one, and after following this advice it all settled down.
Also, while I personally haven’t had any major issues with Beneful, I suggest every pet owner should do thorough research and consult their vets. After all, different breeds may react differently to the same food; what works for Max might not work for your furry friend.
Hope this helps!
I’ve been feeding my Labrador, Coco, Beneful’s dry food for about a year now. He gobbles it up every time, so I’d say it’s safe to say he enjoys the taste! However, I know that taste isn’t everything when it comes to dog food.
Here’s where it gets a bit tricky. Some dog owners might tell ya it’s packed with grains and fillers, which isn’t the best for our furry buddies – trust me, I did my research too. But honestly, in my case? Coco has remained healthy, active, and his coat is as shiny as ever! So, it hasn’t negatively affected him in any noticeable ways on my end.
One thing I am not super thrilled about though is that Beneful isn’t all that transparent about where they source their ingredients from. As a pet parent who wants the absolute best for his pooch, I kinda want to know where their protein or grain is coming from.
All in all, if you’re going for value-for-money – Beneful may fit the bill juts perfectly. It certainly makes Coco’s tail wag at meal times! But if you can afford higher-end brands with clearer ingredient sourcing and fewer fillers? Might be worth exploring.
Just remember – each doggo is unique. What works for mine may not work for yours!
Just thought I’d weigh in on the Beneful dog food convo. My Golden retriever Riley has been eating Beneful since she was a pup and she seems to absolutely love it.
We started her on the Puppy recipe, gradually switching over to the Originals recipe as she got older. Her coat always looks shiny, and she’s never experienced any skin problems or digestion issues. Plus, gotta appreciate that it doesn’t break the bank like some other premium brands out there.
However, let me tell ya, every dog is different! You kinda have to take your own pup’s tastes and reactions into account. If you think your furry friend might enjoy it or if your vet recommends it, I say go ahead and give it a shot!
Also on a side note – their treats have been a huge hit for training! The Break-N-Bites are easy to manage and Riley thinks they’re pretty tasty too.
Keep wagging those tails! 🐾
I’ve been serving my furry buddy Beneful dog food for a couple of years now, and honestly, it seems like a solid choice. She seems to really enjoy the taste, especially the beef flavor. I love that they toss in veggies like peas and carrots, gives me some peace of mind knowing she’s getting a variety of nutrients.
However, I thought I’d share something. Recently my vet pointed out it might contain some filler ingredients like corn and wheat gluten. That may not necessarily be a bad thing (pretty commonplace in most commercial dog foods anyway), though if your pooch has any specific allergies or dietary needs it probably won’t be the best option.
Oh! And gotta say, it’s definitely budget-friendly compared to some of the premium brands out there. But yeah, as with any pet food, what ultimately matters is how your individual doggo responds to it – so maybe try a small bag first? Best luck!
I’m considering switching over to something a little more holistic with more natural ingredients just to see if there’s an improvement. Always trying to do what’s best for my fur buddy! On the upside thogh, Beneful is super affordable and hasn’t caused any digestive problems for Max. So might be worthwhile if you’re on a tight budget.
Just remember every dog is different, what works for mine might not work for yours. Always worth talking to your vet about diet changes before fully committing. Stay pawsitive! 🐾
Ah, the old Beneful debate. It’s definitely a topic that stirs some strong emotions, isn’t it? Well, let me just put in my two cents.
I’ve been feeding my golden retriever, Buddy, Beneful for about 3 years now. Buddy is *wild* for the beef flavor, can’t get enough of it. I remember trying to switch him over to another brand once and man, his ‘betrayed puppy dog’ eyes were something I never wanna see again. But here’s the thing – Buddy’s fur has remained healthy and shiny, he still plays fetch with the energy of a pup and his vets always complement his overall health.
However, I do understand why some folks are suspicious. Beneful isn’t exactly grain-free and the top listed ingredients aren’t meat-based which can be a turn-off for many dog owners who are looking for a protein-rich diet for their pups. And news reports of pets having adverse reactions to Beneful did make waves couple of years back.
At the end of the day though, each dog is different. What works for Buddy might not work for every pooch out there. If you’re really unsure, talk to your vet before making any drastic dietary changes for your pup.
All said and done, remember: our dogs love us way beyond what we put in their food bowls! Cheers!
When I first switched over to Beneful, I was a little apprehensive. You know how fussy dogs can get with food changes. But surprisingly, Toby took to it like a fish to water. His coat’s been shinier than ever and his energy levels through the roof.
I particularly love that Beneful has real meat as its primary ingredient. Plus, it seems to have a good balance of grains, veggies,and fruits – not just the meaty fillers some other brands pack in. Toby’s digestion has improved noticeably too.
Here’s a small caveat thogh – every puppo is different and what works well for one might not go down so well with another. So always transition slowly if you’re considering switching food brands or consult your vet if you’re unsure.
Also, I’ve seen people concerned about artificial preservatives/fillers in Beneful. To be honest, there are lower-priced feeds out there that are more “natural.” If that’s high up on your priority list, might be worth looking into those.
All in all, our experience has been positive. Guess Toby will be chowing down on Beneful for dinner tonight!
Happy tail waggin’ everyone!
I’ve been feeding my Golden Retriever, Rocky, Beneful dog food for around 8 months now. He seems to love it! His coat is shinier than ever and he’s got a lot more energy for our morning jogs. The reason I tried it was because of its proclaimed blend of meat and veggies.
But let me tell you, every dog is different. Rocky has a sturdy stomach and hasn’t had any problems so far, but I’ve heard that some dogs might have trouble digesting this brand. So, don’t switch up their diets too suddenly! Transition them slowly onto any new type of food to give their belly time to adjust.
It’s also worth mentioning I throw in some homemade treats (cooked lean meat, veggies) with the Beneful dry food every other day, juts to keep things balanced and exciting for him! Always monitor your fur baby’s reactions when changing their diet and consult with a vet if you see any adverse reactions!
Overall, a thumbs-up from us for Beneful – but remember what works out for one pup might not be the best for another!
Take care,
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